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I m a keltec fan but they arent as accurate as a glock, xd,etc.. or at least for me. I like the p-11 but its so close to the size of my baby glocks I don't use it. I had a Pf9 and it was ok but the grip is actually to thin to be comfortable.

I have a kholster now and it is every bit as good or better than a supertuck. If I buy another it will be a kingtuck, as I understand it they were the original design.

Qwick Cash Pawn on Rossville Blvd-New OD Green Glock 33- $470ish GT Dist on the GA-TN line has Remington 870 Police Trade ins $179 They also have more used Glocks than I have ever seen them have, many of them Gen-3's $250-$399 Some looked new.

Is that the used Glock 36 they had? I looked at it a couple of months ago but I already had something else in my scope. That is a good shop.

If thats the gun your looking for buy it. Price is right on line. I dought you will save any money by driving all over Tennessee looking for one.

I think there about the same weight. I couldn't imagine carrying a 226 or a 220 everyday, a duty weapon would be different. I understand being bored with the Kahr. I myself would like to try a CZ out.

I have about 350rds through a Glock 19 barrel in my 27. Shot groups are consistent.

Some thing to consider is what I have noticed that a shorter barrel(my Glock 26/27) doesnt carry as well IWB as a longer barrel(my Glock 23), less to stabalize it. I like a XDSC(sub glock also) as much as the next guy but I don't think you'll notice much weight/ size savings over a Glock 19, It's there but not that noticeable. I would look for something thinner than a glock as the XD in some aspects is thicker.

I have seen this repeatedly before. They always bring crazy amounts at those. I saw a Taurus 24/7 go for $700 and a S&W model 10 go for $650.

As low as $400 with three mags....

I always chuckle when people say 22/32/380 Hollow Points wont expand. If it doesnt then wont it be comprable to FMJ.

I have never owned a 1911, but one time when I asked a guy that had about 100 that i was in the Army with what he would recommend. He gave me a complete history lesson on 1911's and pretty much shared everything he knew. This is not what I asked him but the only thing I remember him saying was, "Kimber's are pretty and Taurus' may be the best $500 youll ever spend".

A block of Sandpaper will do it. I always thought about setting a old hot iron on it to flatten the little nibs.

It's part of the Incovenience Package. They all rattle.

Remember if it's +P ammo to make sure your gun is amde for it.

I have seen Speer Lawman 38spl +P but there FMJ for 10.99 a box at GT Dist. I have three boxes of them.

I know that but I have yet to find an in expensive 32 round.

I would imagine a 5 shot 45 would have to be the same thickness as a k frame. I like haveing a gun for every caliber but most don't. People always say consolidating all to 45 or 9mm. it would be easier to reload all 45 though.

6 shots instead of 5 in the same package does appeal giving the 38spl +p almost 357 ballistics. Ammo wouldnt be cheap enough to shoot a lot though.

^These are all great points. I personally would like to have a jframe size revolver in 22lr just for practice.

Mark I'd value that 686 at a little over $500

No, I've got notes from your mom.

I am not really familiar with the Taurus version but I will compare it to the others. First the Caliber is a great one but I don't really see an advantage over haveing a 357, ballistics are very close to being the same. Second moon clips can be a bleasing and a curse. Third the fact it is ported can help with recoil but the flash at night will hurt your night vision slowing your follow up shots. I have heard some accuracy suffers with ported barrels but you may never notice. I would be all over it if I had other guns in 45acp otherwise I would get one in 357 so I could shoot less expensive 38spl out of it. The 4" barrel may make it a little heavy for carry.

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Dude, I dont see any gold on that thing! Walmart has those for $96.37