Someone must've hammered and deleted the other guy......zombie threads do sometimes have innocent restarts if someone does an archive search.....unless the other guy brought it back to life and Cluznar was the first responder....that's probably more likely, yeah?
God show's mercy on drunks and dumb animals.........two outa three ain't a bad score!
If we do not want old threads brought back up by new guys that are trying to fit in
and post to threads that interest them, then the forum software should lock the thread
after a determined time, such as 30 days or so.
Heaven forbid a new guy to start a new thread of an old existing subject.
Good thought Ned, however, put yourself in a new guy's shoes. The old-hats might say "not THIS again!"....but part of getting older and parental experience has taught us how to deal with that that age old question that perplexes all of us.....the 5 yr old's inquisite yearning question...."why!?" Because I said so.... "why!?" That's how it's done....."why!?"
See what I mean. Maybe I'm generous and liberal, and give everyone the benefit of the doubt....it's my nature as an NCO.....once, it's on me.....twice, it's on you...third time.....start doing push-ups until I get tired!
God show's mercy on drunks and dumb animals.........two outa three ain't a bad score!
I don't care one way or another, if it is a re-hashed thread, don't open it, even a Non com poop knows that. :jester:
"There is some evil in all of us, Doctor, even you, the Valeyard is an amalgamation of the darker sides of your nature, somewhere between your twelfth and final incarnation, and I may say, you do not improve with age. Founding member of the G&A forum since 1996
Wilson Combat Lightweight Professional- about 4500 rounds without failure and more accurate than I will ever be. A not distant 2nd would be G30 for same reasons, less rounds overall and not quite as accurate but pretty darned good at a much lower price point.
Anything made by HK, it is what Jack Bauer uses, then the Walther PPK is great too, it is James Bond's gun!
Now get some action hero to carry an HK P7 and we are talking.
Speaking of Bond, you guys see the commercial for Skyfall. He has a "Walker PPK in 9mm short with a lock built in the grip coded to his palm print, so only he can fire it"
Wife gets mad cause I roll my eyes every time that stupid commercial is on.....
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Since Revolvers aren't included, which takes my S&W Model 586 out of the game, I'll have t go with my Stainless Springfield Armory 1911-A1 45 ACP. I shoot it better than my other two Semi Autos. it just fits me right on.
I'm Just a Radical Right Wing Nutt Job, Trying to Help Save My Country!
That is because it is a rifle, a short barreled pistol gripped specialty rifle.
"There is some evil in all of us, Doctor, even you, the Valeyard is an amalgamation of the darker sides of your nature, somewhere between your twelfth and final incarnation, and I may say, you do not improve with age. Founding member of the G&A forum since 1996
It seems Glock is the preferred pistol. My best shooter is a P89 Ruger, had it for years with out a malfunction. My Mark II heavy barrel Ruger drives tacks as they all do. My last 1911 was a Kimber CDP. Good shooter just was too light for me in 45 acp. The Colt Govmt. Model was heavier and felt better but it took so much to make it shoot well. When Glock first came out I bought one and it was the most accurate out of the box gun I'd ever owned. I had a functioning problem and sent it back to Glock twice and it still had an issue. The double action Ruger is now my favorite with no problems. I would like to try another Glock one day and see if it works for me. Getting off subject so score me a Ruger guy. :usa: Later,
Fat Billy
Recoil is how you know primer ignition is complete.
[h=2]What is your most reliable and accurate pistol and why[/h]All my handguns are reliable and accurate. Does anyone own one that is unreliable and inaccurate?
Just look at the flowers Lizzie, just look at the flowers.
[h=2]What is your most reliable and accurate pistol and why[/h]All my handguns are reliable and accurate. Does anyone own one that is unreliable and inaccurate?
Yeah....
There's no such thing as having too much ammo, unless you're on fire or trying to swim!
For me i think the most reliable firearm is Ruger P-89 9mm. As it always work well and up to task whenever the trigger. Otherwise for a mor reliable and accurate i will suggest Wilson Combat CQB, this is really something amazing may be little expensive, but i really love keeping it with me.
By far my most reliable pistol that I own is an East German Makarov. Shoots pretty straight too, to date I have never had it fail to cycle or fire, not once. It never stove pipes and never fails to feed. In short this little shooter is reliable. It shoots pretty hard, about like a standard 9mm. It is a little blocky and heavy for its size and for conceiled carry it may not be the most comfortable, but when you want a gun that you can trust with your life, these little East German MAKS are just the ticket.
Sorry I don't have a picture of it. But you know what they look like don't you?
For most of my life, when I've carried a conceiled weapon, I carried a little Smith and Wesson model 36. Five 38 special shots. I bought it when they cost, $68 new. So it's been a while. It was stolen once and the FBI returned it to me! Took about a year.
A warning, be careful when you start cranking off rounds at someone. You just may have screwed the pooch. The perp's family will sue the dickens out of you even if the OP was holding the bloody dagger when you popped him, so BE CAREFUL.
My favorit pistol is my Wilson Combat Elite Professional. It is extremely accurate and the only problem I have had with it was an out of tolerance reload that stuck upon being partially chambered. I must also add that I purchased a Sig Sauer P220 back in 1993 (and still own) and I strongly consider Sig to be one of the best firearms on the market. It was accurate and reliable out of the box and their customer service it top notch. I highly recommend either manufacturer. My least favorite is Kahr. My pistol is finicky and Kahrs customer service is horrible.
My favorit pistol is my Wilson Combat Elite Professional. It is extremely accurate and the only problem I have had with it was an out of tolerance reload that stuck upon being partially chambered. I must also add that I purchased a Sig Sauer P220 back in 1993 (and still own) and I strongly consider Sig to be one of the best firearms on the market. It was accurate and reliable out of the box and their customer service it top notch. I highly recommend either manufacturer. My least favorite is Kahr. My pistol is finicky and Kahrs customer service is horrible.
I see you have 4 posts on this forum, and all of them are bashing Kahr in some way. Is this your main purpose here?
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Oddly enough, I feel the same about the H&K USP.
I have one and really like it but the grip is just too darn wide.
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and post to threads that interest them, then the forum software should lock the thread
after a determined time, such as 30 days or so.
Heaven forbid a new guy to start a new thread of an old existing subject.
See what I mean. Maybe I'm generous and liberal, and give everyone the benefit of the doubt....it's my nature as an NCO.....once, it's on me.....twice, it's on you...third time.....start doing push-ups until I get tired!
Now get some action hero to carry an HK P7 and we are talking.
Speaking of Bond, you guys see the commercial for Skyfall. He has a "Walker PPK in 9mm short with a lock built in the grip coded to his palm print, so only he can fire it"
Wife gets mad cause I roll my eyes every time that stupid commercial is on.....
5,723 rounds .45 230gr various types and brands through it without a SINGLE mechanical failure.
As accurate as any of my custom 1911's or revolvers.
Recoil is how you know primer ignition is complete.
Yeah....
Sorry I don't have a picture of it. But you know what they look like don't you?
For most of my life, when I've carried a conceiled weapon, I carried a little Smith and Wesson model 36. Five 38 special shots. I bought it when they cost, $68 new. So it's been a while. It was stolen once and the FBI returned it to me! Took about a year.
A warning, be careful when you start cranking off rounds at someone. You just may have screwed the pooch. The perp's family will sue the dickens out of you even if the OP was holding the bloody dagger when you popped him, so BE CAREFUL.
I see you have 4 posts on this forum, and all of them are bashing Kahr in some way. Is this your main purpose here?