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Lol...so can someone give me the Synopsis on what happened here?

Sweet...Mike's a good guy...that's who I used for my TiRant45m

dude that is awesome!!!!!

im back! lol...well ya know...back -ish

I think if you do too much more checking you might very well run into warranty issues...if it was my rifle I would contact Savage now and just get the RMA rolling.

https://loadoutroom.com/21856/hk-mp/#comment-18435 thought some of my fellow HK snobs might appreciate this article.

probably made in turkey...but honestly with savages name slapped on it for $147 I don't think you could do better...perfect truck gun or something to knock around...if your gonna take it in the woods I would recommend you do one of those bubba coating jobs on it to prevent rust...I'm sure its finish is thin thin thin.

doesn't exactly instill confidence for a carry gun...even a low percentage....typical modern days Sig....reminds me of Nissan...back in the day super reliable...today...we are all beta testers.

my lord...that thing will weigh as much as a vector...

goodness.....

actually this is a smoking deal over the MK25....and you can buy it local...I had one of these...great gun...

Is this going to be a range only gun? I carry a USP "Compact" 45 and its about as big as can reasonably be concealed...I think either the full size USP even in 9mm or the MK25 are more nightstand/range toys. Having said that I have had nothing but absolute reliability out of my Sig's and HK's...the USP is going to be slightly lighter...either of those will be tough to resell later without taking a loss if you buy new...I would recommend you definitely hunt down used. I do however think there are much better more modern options in 9mm...for the USP I would definitely go with the VP9 instead and for the Sig I would go with a non MK25 variation as the MK25 is quite overpriced for what you get in my humble opinion.

I was really excited about a 9mm revolver til I bought one and shot it...nope...I still stick with the rimmed cartridges.

I love that the Nagant Revolver is still near perfect! What a "tank"!

I had a Kahr CW45...it was a hammer....sold it quick!  Small and Light + 45...no thank you!

Couldn't help myself...mine will be here Wednesday had it ffl'd to Bills Outpost :-D

Been doing well...just haven't been into the ol' Firearms game in awhile...easing my feet back "into the water" since I sold my "fast car"....im a one hobby at a time kinda guy lol.

PSA has colt dedicated complete lowers for $199 and the Glock mag ones for $269 FYI!!!   The Glock lowers are billet....the reason I wont be getting one is the triggerguard like all billet lowers is fixed so that wouldn't allow me to use my Fostech...which is a riot on my current 9mm lower.

Very neat but overly complicated...i played with one at bills outpost...a good semi auto or pump is a better all around choice and you could honestly pick up one of each for the price of the DP12.

I have a Spikes 9mm AR build with a fostech "slidefire" stock...lets just say i havent shot my m11 SMG since.  I recently bought my friend a PSA 9mm full kit for his wedding gift and its been reliable as all get out for the several hundred rounds hes fired it.

yes good point semi...still a great price though just $823 after the fee.  The VEPR's are pretty close to perfect out of the box and don't require the tweaking and modifications to make run smoothly like the Saiga's.

Just thought anyone that's been lusting after one of these like me might want a heads up on from what I can tell is the best deal going on these sweet shotguns at the moment.  Email came over this morning.  $799 delivered for fixed or folding stock version.  www.centerfiresystems.com

I've been quite happy with my Norinco so far...course if you want the Cadillac (or would that be Lexus since they don't break) get one of the new square backed VEPR's...fit and finish on them is pretty much tops and with the new square backs you can put different stocks and what not if that's your thing.

nice setup and love that m16....but seriously for $3300 that thing should run without issue....always nice when people beta test with the buying public.

the newest VEPRs use a standard square butt receiver as opposed to the slant RPK which I believe would be less robust, but gives you many more stock options.  I have a 20" 7.62x39 and its so beautiful with its wooden stock I can't bring myself to modify it.  Check out Military Arms Channel on youtube for a good review of the 7.62x54r   Im keeping my VEPR stock and modding out my norinco just cause the VEPR is too nice to bubba.