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Mechanically this looks like a vastly superior mounting system to anything else on the market, it eliminates shear stress on the screws themselves. Dare I say “Perfection”?

They are just Magpul GL9 magazines, nothing special. I already had a few dozen and they’ve always worked. I trust them as much as I do their rifle magazines.

I have had one for a couple weeks, 400rd through it so far. Only thing I changed was mounting an RMR09 on it. It’s not better than a Glock (at least not until there are additional grip modules available) but the ability to direct mount an optic was nice. No malfunctions so far, trigger is ok, accuracy is ok, iron sights are great if you don’t fancy optics, fits in Glock 19 holsters, slide serrations are well done, internal parts fit & finish isn’t as polished as I would like but it’s hard to argue with the price. It’s totally worth a sub-$400 price point.

Good shoot today guys, I had a blast. Thank you. Next time I'll zero my optic beforehand, who knew that would be so important... Heh.

I had hoped my review would begin under different circumstances... Customer Service... Sigh. First, here is the product in question: http://www.holosun.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=63 Ordered on 6/20, received on 6/24. The sight appeared well built and finished. Decent mount, bright reticle, solid glass... Very light and streamlined profile (more so than an Aimpoint micro). Mounted it on an AR and let it sit a week 'on'. Checked on it today and it was dead as a doornail. Tried changing the battery... No dice, plus, the battery compartment hex-screw heads started to strip after a handful of disassembles... Called Holosun at 6:30 CT today and left a message detailing my experience thus far and requesting a return label. Got a call back within 5 minutes from 'Dale', he promised me an overnighted replacement by Thursday that I could wring out and keep, or return both units if I was still dissatisfied. That's where I'm at thus far... Their 21st order for this sight sitting inop in my range bag, and another on the way. I'm gonna wring the piss out of the new one and then either follow up with a glowing report for Holosun products and service, or defecate all over them throughout the interwebs. More to follow.

http://www.sgammo.com/product/federal/50-round-box-9mm-luger-federal-hst-147-grain-hollow-point-le-ammo-p9hst2-limit-5 http://www.sgammo.com/product/federal/50-rd-box-9mm-federal-hst-124gr-hp-hollow-point-le-ammo-p9hst1

Cool, so bring 2 boxes each of pistol & rifle, 3 boxes of birdshot and one of slugs and we're covered. Is it still $20? I'm psyched to get back into this after so many years.

I had a missed call from a Nashville number a little while ago... No message.

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If you're shooting something that will blow through 5ft of dirt, be sure to invite me over to watch! Even .50bmg will only go in a couple feet.

Never used an illicit drug ever in my life... And have no interest in doing so. But as far as I am concerned, possession and private use of marijuana should have no more bearing on gun ownership than alcohol does. Penalties for causing harm to others while under the influence should be stiffer than they currently are, however, and public intoxication charges should still apply when not on private property.

That means it was a 9mm assembled in 1981

I'm no collector, but I'd consider $650 a great price for a BHP from that era, provided it's in good condition function and appearance-wise. I've seen pristine early model BHP priced upwards of a grand.

I'm intrigued by this pistol... I'm not a fan of the paddle style magazine release on the h&k and Walther, but if it shoots anywhere near as well as a p30/hk45, with a striker firing mechanism, odds are good that I will buy this instead of another Glock. H&K does have bragging rights on making the very first polymer framed pistol ever, which was striker-fired (VP70). Good to see them getting back to their roots.

http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=35