Firearms discussion thread - Page 5

**Fick** · 06-25-2007, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Br0kenB0x

have you had any jamming issues with the XD??

None. When I first got it I ran through a shitload of rounds and not 1 jam. Now I just go to my parents property and fire it every so often just to keep a feel for it.

CUSTEL · 06-25-2007, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Fick

I have the Springfield XD40 and just FYI there is ALOT of recoil. I like the way it looks and all, but I either want to drop down to a 9mm or something with less recoil. I can't imagine the recoil on the 45acp. Very good gun though IMO.

Pussy

**Fick** · 06-25-2007, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by CUSTEL

Pussy

You're just upset there's a law against retarded people owning a firearm. Stop slobbering on the permit paperwork and you might pass it next time.

capone · 07-28-2008, 10:37 AM

any new iron in the house??

Thinking about getting a Glock 20

**Qball1084** · 07-28-2008, 12:47 PM

gotta recommend the HiPoint line ... for those that want something affordable, more bang for the buck, i'd still take my HiPoint 9mm over a high priced weapon

**cwarnold** · 07-28-2008, 03:15 PM

if you're going to be just shooting at the range stick with 9mm rounds they are the 2nd cheapest to like .22 LR

You can get a box of 100 for like $10 at walmart and you can shoot all day with friends @ 10cents a bullet. 44cal rounds run like 50cents a bullet and you'll end up being more conservative on the rounds and they have alot more kick back making sharp shooting harder to pull off.

I made the mistake of buying a .380 couple years ago which is the same size bullet as a 9mm but the round is 1/2 the length. I was going to get a CCW cause the gun is like the size of PDA. Unfortunately the rounds are 20-25 each and the clips hold only 6 rounds.

9mm have 10 round clips and some have like 12-15. I'd go with what have has the biggest clip and the cheapest round and you'll want to go out shooting everyday!!!

If you want to be hardcore and blow allot of money get the FN5.7 they come with 3 20round clips brand new in the box for about $800 but the bullets run about $1 a piece. They have one the the fastest velocity rounds though that can penetrate bullet proof vests originally for military use only but thanks to G.W. BUSH you can pick one up at your local gun dealer pretty much anywhere.

**cwarnold** · 07-28-2008, 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by qball1084

gotta recommend the HiPoint line ... for those that want something affordable, more bang for the buck, i'd still take my HiPoint 9mm over a high priced weapon

I bought a 9mm HiPoint Carbine riffle at Dunham's Sport for like $140 and I love it. Clips are interchangeable with the HiPhoint 9mm pistol too!

armchair666 · 07-28-2008, 06:59 PM

For some serious shooting the S&W 460XVR Performance Center Model 10.5" (top)
(bottom) is a S&W .357 magnum 6" for comparison
IMG_67292.jpg

Left is the Hornady S&W460 Mag round middle is the Winchester .357 mag. right is the .22 lr.
IMG_6750.JPG

The 460XVR will shoot .45 long Colts, .454 Casull, and of course the .460 mag. I will say however shooting the .460 rounds is not cheap by any means. But I have found them for $17.50 a box of 20 as long as I buy by the case (200 rounds).

hypnotiq · 01-23-2009, 07:01 AM

Check it out... i was on mossbergs webpage and found my new toy im looking to purchase.

Primetime0625 · 01-23-2009, 09:13 AM

I have a Glock 23 .40 cal with a blackhawk holster. Glocks are by far the best and most reliable gun. I was an armored car guard and I needed something reliable and to put someone on there ass and make sure they don't get back up thats y I went with a glock for reliability and the federal AST hollow points to put him down

**Jake** · 01-23-2009, 10:51 AM

Hyp did you see anywhere that listed a price for that?

NVM around $300 -$340

hypnotiq · 01-23-2009, 11:04 AM

Yeah but what sucks is unless your local dealer stocks it there's a $75 dollar handling fee. So call around. I hear cabelas has it. I'm going there after work.

There is also 3 different models of that gun. I love that its called JIC " just in case". Fucking beautiful.

xbluudevilx · 01-23-2009, 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by armchair666

For some serious shooting the S&W 460XVR Performance Center Model 10.5" (top)
(bottom) is a S&W .357 magnum 6" for comparison
Attachment 67829

Left is the Hornady S&W460 Mag round middle is the Winchester .357 mag. right is the .22 lr.
Attachment 67830

The 460XVR will shoot .45 long Colts, .454 Casull, and of course the .460 mag. I will say however shooting the .460 rounds is not cheap by any means. But I have found them for $17.50 a box of 20 as long as I buy by the case (200 rounds).

nice fuckin heat.

**Jake** · 01-23-2009, 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hypnotiq

Yeah but what sucks is unless your local dealer stocks it there's a $75 dollar handling fee. So call around. I hear cabelas has it. I'm going there after work.

There is also 3 different models of that gun. I love that its called JIC " just in case". Fucking beautiful.

Thats wonderful news seeing as theres a Cabelas 5 miles from my house. Im gonna stop on the way home and take a peek.

armchair666 · 01-23-2009, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by bluucrayonz

nice fuckin heat.

Thanks
I still have it and have gone through over 1000 rounds now. Most definitely not a "one hander" though.

pistol_grip1 · 01-23-2009, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by hypnotiq

Check it out... i was on mossbergs webpage and found my new toy im looking to purchase.

hyp, since you live in the chicago area, check a place out called Chucks in riverdale(s.sub). they have the best prices around that I have found and they have no prob ordering if you leave a downpayment. Mossberg owned another company called maverick and they made a identical shotgun(maverick 88) I once owned until recently(THX chicago police).hence my name.

pistol_grip1 · 01-23-2009, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Qball1084

gotta recommend the HiPoint line ... for those that want something affordable, more bang for the buck, i'd still take my HiPoint 9mm over a high priced weapon

I actually own a highpoint 9mm and it was my 1st gun. its very dependable (16yrs later) but the ammo clips get old and need to be replaced. they are pretty inexpensive tho.

**D3M3NT3D** · 01-23-2009, 11:01 PM

Not that my opinion may count much, but this is what I carry and love it. Light not much recoil, has been reliable for me with no failture to fire or feed problems.

eckoblaze72 · 01-24-2009, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Caddyman

dont get any mini pistol, so small their hard to grip. g21 std issue .45 is my choice

Caddy- How much and where did you get yours from "Millers"?

**mannyhernz** · 01-24-2009, 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by D3M3NT3D

Not that my opinion may count much, but this is what I carry and love it. Light not much recoil, has been reliable for me with no failture to fire or feed problems.

taurus are throwaways here in cali....but never jamm....i own 2 S&W 4506-1...they pretty much load anything you put in the clip..(same guns used by denzel in training day.)

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07-28-2008, 03:15 PM	#86
cwarnold My Name is St. Jimmy Insider Dealer Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: BAY CITY, MI Age: 28 Posts: 1,815 Sex: Male iTrader: 21	if you're going to be just shooting at the range stick with 9mm rounds they are the 2nd cheapest to like .22 LR You can get a box of 100 for like $10 at walmart and you can shoot all day with friends @ 10cents a bullet. 44cal rounds run like 50cents a bullet and you'll end up being more conservative on the rounds and they have alot more kick back making sharp shooting harder to pull off. I made the mistake of buying a .380 couple years ago which is the same size bullet as a 9mm but the round is 1/2 the length. I was going to get a CCW cause the gun is like the size of PDA. Unfortunately the rounds are 20-25 each and the clips hold only 6 rounds. 9mm have 10 round clips and some have like 12-15. I'd go with what have has the biggest clip and the cheapest round and you'll want to go out shooting everyday!!! If you want to be hardcore and blow allot of money get the FN5.7 they come with 3 20round clips brand new in the box for about $800 but the bullets run about $1 a piece. They have one the the fastest velocity rounds though that can penetrate bullet proof vests originally for military use only but thanks to G.W. BUSH you can pick one up at your local gun dealer pretty much anywhere. __________________ SMARTPHONE DOWNLOADS

01-23-2009, 07:01 AM	#89
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01-23-2009, 09:13 AM	#90
Primetime0625 Supreme Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Rhode Island Age: 27 Posts: 2,178 Sex: Male Phone: Factory Unlocked iPhone 4	I have a Glock 23 .40 cal with a blackhawk holster. Glocks are by far the best and most reliable gun. I was an armored car guard and I needed something reliable and to put someone on there ass and make sure they don't get back up thats y I went with a glock for reliability and the federal AST hollow points to put him down Last edited by Primetime0625; 01-23-2009 at 09:14 AM.

01-23-2009, 11:04 AM	#92
hypnotiq DILLIGAF Join Date: May 2005 Location: Chicago Age: 30 Posts: 11,139 Sex: Male iTrader: 34 Phone: 8350i	Yeah but what sucks is unless your local dealer stocks it there's a $75 dollar handling fee. So call around. I hear cabelas has it. I'm going there after work. There is also 3 different models of that gun. I love that its called JIC " just in case". Fucking beautiful. Last edited by hypnotiq; 01-23-2009 at 11:05 AM.

07-28-2008, 06:59 PM	#88
armchair666 Insider Underling Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Decatur, IL. Age: 45 Posts: 62 Sex: Male	For some serious shooting the S&W 460XVR Performance Center Model 10.5" (top) (bottom) is a S&W .357 magnum 6" for comparison IMG_67292.jpg Left is the Hornady S&W460 Mag round middle is the Winchester .357 mag. right is the .22 lr. IMG_6750.JPG The 460XVR will shoot .45 long Colts, .454 Casull, and of course the .460 mag. I will say however shooting the .460 rounds is not cheap by any means. But I have found them for $17.50 a box of 20 as long as I buy by the case (200 rounds).

01-23-2009, 11:01 PM	#98
D3M3NT3D Insider Junkie Insider Junkie Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 117 Sex: Male	Not that my opinion may count much, but this is what I carry and love it. Light not much recoil, has been reliable for me with no failture to fire or feed problems.

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