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That link @Ronald_55 posted is not the US version of the Beretta website. The US version does not list it. It’s been out for a while it looks like. An Australian chap has a YouTube review from last October.

Amen.

Especially if you like your nose being an injected pollen scoop, lol.

A CZ-75 will make anyone look like a professional marksman, even with the Omega trigger as mine has.

How far is Dallas from Knoxville?

3rd gen S&W semi’s are all around great pistols and the end of an era...the metal, hammer fired American pistol era of 9mm and .40 excellence.

Sad for his family. Also heard that he was a contractor that was “sent” there, voluntarily I’m sure. In other words he was getting paid. Regardless, sounds like he believed in going there and helping. Edit: I guess everyone going over there is getting paid one way or another. Was thinking “volunteer” in another sense and getting ahead of myself. I only hope he is not remembered as the first in long list of Americans dying in a senseless war launched by yet another European despot. I thought those days were over.

Exceptionally good price!

ATF agents and local LE were undercover at this past weekend's gun show in Knoxville "searching for unlicensed sellers and gangs out to arm themselves". They struck paydirt in the form of a Detroit gang member making multiple purchases of guns and accessories. As part of his apprehension, the felon took off with a KPD officer in the back of his van and crashed, causing injury to the officer. https://www.wate.com/news/local-news/atf-investigation-at-knoxville-gun-show-leads-to-arrest-of-detroit-gang-member/

Lol, it’s the same story different day. Ignorance and greed is how we got here.

US M1917.

International Harvester produced M1’s in the 1950’s during the Korean War, none in 7.62x51mm (.308). No M1 rifle came from the factory in that caliber. However, there were many converted in the 60’s by the government to 7.62, primarily for the Navy if I’m not mistaken. I believe they were stamped 7.62.

To add, the currently produced model 19 has a fully supported forcing cone. You can shoot all the light bullet magnum loads out of it you want.

What you are probably reading regarding full house magnum loads in a S&W only applies to K frame models like the 13 and 19. Stick with 158 gr loads as is intended in those models then it’s not an issue...and the issue is a bit overblown. L frames and the great big N frame .357’s can handle anything all day long.

Who’s making a carbine in 30 Super Carry? I want me one.

Just become a “financial advisor”. Pretty sure the requirements aren’t that much.

Such an incredibly ridiculous comment on a well respected TGO member and vendor’s post from 2020.

Why does one need to kill snakes?

Runs up to 80,000 psi. I guess that helps explain the steel case head along with extraction advantages. SIG has found themselves a very lucrative contract. How much battering can a weapon take in military usage at those pressures?

6.8 what exactly?

You sure about that? There were far fewer Izhevsk SKS’s made than Tula. Iz only made them for like a year near the end of production and those were the only two manufacturers.

Total number of tables is irrelevant, still gonna have half of it occupied by flea market wares. Knoxville shows have the bonus of massage therapists and gutter guard peddlers, lol.

That’s a good looking pistol!

I have no problem with FN per se, I'm just not interested in a "reimagining" of the original Hi-Power. Their new High Power is in fact a redesign that just looks like a Hi-Power. Even the name gives it away, as well as FN's own admission. The SA-35 basically a clone of the original, with a couple of improvements, like no mag disconnect and redesigned hammer profile to reduce bite. It is far truer to the original design, and is what I am more interested in. Plus, it's nearly half the MSRP of the FN.

...everyone quickly realized it’s not a Hi Power.