[Wants Vv Needs - TX 22 ordered]

52 minutes ago, PAULSHOOT said:

Comes with two MAGS and Adapter (Standard procedure on TX22). 

Can get 10 rd for TX22 if in a state that limits. 

PS: To Rebels010  -

My GSG 1911 22LR did not come with an adapter and only one MAG (had to fork out $$ for another MAG).  And it was $239.99 plus tax and background.  

Cool. I ordered it yesterday and looking forward to getting it in. 

[Wants Vv Needs - TX 22 ordered]

4 hours ago, billyblazes said:

If this deal came with a threaded adapter to allow a suppressor to be attached, I'd jump on it.  I am not a fan of Taurus in general, but I have heard good things about this gun.  My current .22 suppressor host is a M&P 22.  I like it, but only a 10 round magazine.

Interesting. I thought all of them came with the adapter but this product does mentioned the threaded barrel, but not adapter. I have emailed them to confirm what does come with the pistol. 

[Wants Vv Needs - TX 22 ordered]

Thanks for sharing. Anyone know of a similar priced FFL in middle TN for transfers?  The ones I have used in the past have closed. 

I used my google skills and found one for around $20 plus BC and I’m good with that. 

[Federal HST $20 for 50 round box]

I just tried it and it was 799.80 for a case. 

[IWB tuckable and printing]

Does the guy you that made you carry?

[IWB tuckable and printing]

What gun are you carrying and what type of shirt are you wearing?  

[So I bought a 19x, another one]

1 hour ago, zybysco said:

One review I read said.it does NOT take gen 5 magazines. The baseplate hits the extended grip.  Can you verify?

Correct. It's take the rest of the G17 mags for the other gens as well as the happy sticks. 

[So I bought a 19x, another one]

Enlighten me on saving 20% with academy?  Always interested in saving money. 

[Anyone actually see a Sig P365 yet?]

I didn't like how he tried to deflect it on user error. If you're going to own it, fully own it. 

[Anyone actually see a Sig P365 yet?]

Sig has halted production on these.

Update from Phil Strader: 
“Again, thanks for everyone’s input and feedback with regards to the P365. There have been isolated incidents of the pistol’s failure to return to battery. Although this can possibly be traced back to a grip issue (whether unlocked wrists or high thumbs), we do not want even rare instances of issues to make our customers lose confidence in the P365. Therefore, we are tweaking the gun to improve RTB conditions. This will help to allow every 365 user to experience what so many have already expressed online in very positive reviews. We are making these adjustments now and will resume shipping very shortly. Thanks again for everyone’s patience.”

[HOW TO POST A PICTURE WITH IMGUR]

Figured it out. 

[Apologies if already covered...]

You think $1000 is below market value?  From the rumored condition of most of them I was thinking $500-600 for them.  If they are in great shape $1000, maybe. 

[Bond Arms 9mm Bullpup?]

I've owned two Boberg's. I currently still own one. The pistol is a sweet shooter, soft recoiling for its size, very well made, and extremely accurate. I was shocked to go 7/8 on an 8 inch plate at 50 yards with the pistol. That said they do have their quirks.  And I seriously doubt Bonds fixed those when they took the pistol over inspite of what they may claim. 

[Bill Goodman Gun & Knife Show]

Ok, thanks for the heads up. A sweet 16 is pretty specific so you have to find the right buyer. 

[Bill Goodman Gun & Knife Show]

I haven't been in a long time.  Can you still sell a gun at these pretty easy just walking around?  My father-in-law has a Sweet Sixteen he needs to sell. 

[Who still squirrel hunts?]

It's the only hunting I do now. My dad and I hunt with a black mouth curr.  Take tricked out 10/22's and shoot wolf match ammo. A lot of ribbing if you miss so we make sure it's our fault and not the gun or ammo. Hunting with a dog is just a walk in the woods with your buddies. Only way to hunt tree rats. We normally go from late December to the end of Febuary. You don't want any leaves on the trees hunting with dogs. 

[Finally got a buck!]

Pics of the deer or it didn't happen...

[Which gun manufacturers do you prefer?]

Puff, puff...pass. 

[Glock 43 vs Shield?]

Since you own a 42 already, just makes sense to have a 43 as opposed to a shield. 

[1911 style trigger with striker fire design?]

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/hudson-h9-first-shooting-impressions/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20170119_SHOT17_3&utm_campaign=/blog/hudson-h9-first-shooting-impressions/

[1911 style trigger with striker fire design?]

23 hours ago, Murgatroy said:

The more I look at it, the more I like it.

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This, every time I see another pic it grows on me.  

That said, I'm going to wait and let this play out. But I'm still intrigued. 

[1911 style trigger with striker fire design?]

7 hours ago, Danger Rane said:

At first glance it looks pretty bizarre. The more I'm staring at it the more intrigued I am though.  Can't decide if I like the dust cover area or not. 

Agree 100%.  It's slowly growing on me. 

[1911 style trigger with striker fire design?]

Not sure if you guys have seen this, but I'm at least intrigued. Would love to shoot it. 

 

http://www.hudsonmfg.com/product/

[Primary Weapon Systems T3 Summit .22lr]

I had a complete rifle. It still had some issues and I sent it back to PWS and they honed the chamber. It ran a little better, but the accuracy was never what I would tolerate. Especially with a Kidd and Fedderson 10/22's that shot groups twice as small. It was still a really cool weapon, and I probably should have tried some different barrels with it, just with headspacing concern I decided to cut my losses. 

[Primary Weapon Systems T3 Summit .22lr]

I had one and never could get mine to run and feed and smooth as I would have liked. That and and when I would take it hunting sometimes I would forget to work the bolt because I was so used to using my 10/22's.  Like a lot that I have sold, in seeing one like this I still regret selling it.