SHOT Day 1- Lew Horton

[JShirley]

Lew Horton has some attractively priced S&W rifles. This M&P 15 Sport Rifle is dealer priced at $555.55.

Compare the size of the Kahr P380 (Horton's, $499.95) to the little S&W Bodyguard .380.

The ATI/German Sport Gun 1911 felt pretty darn good for a handgun in the price range (Horton's $299.95). Can is for looks.

 

[JShirley]

The Draco 7.62x39mm Pistol next to the S&W M&P 15-22.

Lew Horton has done some custom painted Kel-Tecs.

 

[InkEd]

Good paintwork on those KelTecs. His skills deserve a better canvas.

 

[JShirley]

If you're in a state that has an early handgun season, Lew's has the S&W .460 that looks about perfect for someone who wants the accuracy of a rifle from a handgun...

I personally like the idea of a single firearm that can handle low-pressure .45 Colt, high-pressure .454 Casull, and ultra-hot .460 S&W ammunition.

 

[Zanad]

can anybody say "hand cannon"

 

[brandon_mcg]

1911 + can = very very nice. the keltecs look good also!

 

[Magoo]

If they actually showed up, and if you run across one, I'd love to hear your impressions of the Colt/Walther/Umarex 1911-22. I've been impatiently waiting for these to arrive and heard rumor that SHOT was to be the time and place.
You've already handled the GSG offering, and I'd love to know how it compares. The GSG was just to light and "toy-like" to feel like a "real" 1911 to me. I've really got my fingers crossed on this new offering.

 

[bigred0383]

I was wondering how the S&W rifle was so cheap. It looks to be missing a dust cover and foward assist, as well as no M4 barrel profile. Am I missing anything else?