Hi-Point?
I kid. OP: Do you want to stay with striker fired?
Grandpa Rex wrote:Early 20th century Webley converted from Brittish .455 to .45 ACP with full moonclips is my favorite. S&W 625 if you have to go all modern...
crbutler wrote: Probably not Colt itself, as IMO they have priced themselves out of the market.
crbutler wrote:A revolver is neat also, but I would avoid them in auto pistol calibers (sorry 625 fans) as you need to worry about special ammo or moon clips, if you go that (revolver)route get a .44 or a .38/.357.
Holland&Holland wrote:The man stated a .45 not a pea shooter....
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LePetomane wrote:You need to work on your aim a little.
Holland&Holland wrote:LePetomane wrote:You need to work on your aim a little.
Was just getting it on paper at the time. It is now sighted in at 50. Groups are not as pretty as that one of 3 at the 25 but minute of deer heart there. Scope adjustments were made on this target.
LePetomane wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:LePetomane wrote:You need to work on your aim a little.
Was just getting it on paper at the time. It is now sighted in at 50. Groups are not as pretty as that one of 3 at the 25 but minute of deer heart there. Scope adjustments were made on this target.
Thanks for the clarification. That is a beautiful combination. Is the revolver a Freedom Arms or BFR?
ZardozCZ wrote:Buds guns carries a very good quality 45 for low buck for the bang. SAR K2 45. 14+1 CZ clone made in Turkey. Bought one for $355 but they've crept up a bit. It's replacing a CZ 97B.
I like a fuller grip of a double stack, and the round count doesn't hurt a bit. Sort of like a Beretta 92 grip but with CZ ergos.
Just a thought.
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