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Definitely the Taurus PT92/99. If you want a gun that will last and offer superior ergonomics and manual of arms, buy the Taurus. Mine is the only 9mm I own or care to own.

Read this... http://thefiringline.com/forums/show...light=glock+29

You'll like it, I guarantee it. Just make sure you clean it thoroughly before hitting the range with a toothbrush and solvent, followed up by a little oil on the slide. There's a good video of how to do it on the Ruger web site. http://www.ruger-firearms.com/products/p95/extras.html

do normal competitions always have that big crowd of people following you around?

I have a bunch of SIG's, and have yet to find one that has had a DA trigger that wasnt nice. I know people like to fiddle with things, but I wouldnt mess with the stock trigger, other than to replace springs or faulty parts. Spend a little time with it as is, and I'll bet you find it shoots very well. In the long run, you'll be better off, as SIG's tend to quickly multiply, and its cheaper to learn the same trigger, than...

Possible mods for my P220. Yes, another 220 thread. I have some things I wouldn't mind letting a professional do to my gun once I have ascertained it's good health and working order, I'm wondering what you feel would be the best course of action for a W. German Sig. First, I'd like the gun refinished. I would like it as close to the factory original as possible. It's not glossy, but it's not really parkerized...

G23 18 years on my left hip, everyday. Why didn't someone tell me to be careful it was dangerous. This internet Al Gore came up with is letting out alot of secrets.

Quote: Originally Posted by dgludwig No need for that- just shoehorn that 350 block into your Boxster and learn why there is no substitute for cubic inches. There's been a substitute for displacement for decades. It's called "forced induction". Much like the difference between a 380 and the 9mm. Got boost?

He just as easily could have racked it using the edge of the table on the rear sight... And that's an actual practice that would be useful in a one-hand scenario... __________________ "To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them." -Richard Henry Lee, Virginia delegate to the Continental Congress, initiator of the...

Quote: ...and the wrong design for pocket carry. (referring to the Sig P238) Wow,i didnt know ive been carrying this gun for a month and a half the wrong way! How would you carry it? Wrapped in a cloth in your safe and carried on a dolly? Im 6'4" 260lbs and mine stays in my back pocket cocked and locked in a Nemisis holster and sometimes i swear i hear it squeal a bit when i put my full weight on it,but its never complained yet....