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xc_SS/RS 02-19-2016 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by blake-b (Post 8915302)
You can shoot 9mm out of a 357/40 magazine until you get dedicated magazines. You might also be aware the ejector on the 9mm and 40 have slightly different angles. I didn't have any issues with it though.

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Originally Posted by Dizzy82 (Post 8915467)
I prefer the rubber texture.

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Originally Posted by IntoForever (Post 8915486)
I use the magazine from the .40 when I use the 9 mm barrel with no issues. I had a cheap slip on rubber grip but removed it when it bunched up. Magazines are on e-bay for $22.


I've never had a FTE from mine.

Didnt know the .40 magazines would work well enough. I'll give them a shot on Sunday along with either a rubber slip on grip or some skateboard grip tape strips and see how it goes. Getting 9mm magazines tomorrow (can only get 10 rounders in MD...) just in case

blake-b 02-20-2016 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by IntoForever (Post 8915486)
I use the magazine from the .40 when I use the 9 mm barrel with no issues. I had a cheap slip on rubber grip but removed it when it bunched up. Magazines are on e-bay for $22.


I've never had a FTE from mine.

Neither have I but thought I'd throw it out. If you look around, you can find LE trade in mags for around $12 each.

PHXLT1 02-20-2016 05:41 AM

I'll be heading to a gun show today. Hoping to find some magazines for my Springfield XD and my Ruger M30 on the cheap. The mags for the Springfield 9mm are around $40 each, which is pricey. The Ruger 20 round 7.62x39 are around $35 each. Hoping to spot some for around half the price. Too bad no one makes a nice reliable 30 round mag for the M30.

GTIanZ28 02-21-2016 02:43 AM

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Originally Posted by PT145SS (Post 8915225)
I find the recoil to be very manageable on the 45. 45 recoil is just different then a 9mm or 40. I prefer the 45 but 9mm is so much more economical to shoot.

Ammunition cost was the deciding factor for my next firearm purchase.

I was dead set on getting a 1911 as my first pistol after seeing the photos here and seeing all the praise they garner everywhere. I will own one eventually.

But, I realized that for a first pistol; one that I plan to put a lot of rounds through in order to develop skill and technique; that it probably isn't the best choice. Expensive ammunition and much higher price tags for a good 1911.

As such I decided that I'm going to buy the stainless Beretta m92 FS. Affordable, reliable, accurate, and cheaper 9mm ammunition. I know that this gun seems to get a lot of hate.... But, it feels like the right choice.

IntoForever 02-21-2016 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by xc_SS/RS (Post 8915565)
Didnt know the .40 magazines would work well enough. I'll give them a shot on Sunday along with either a rubber slip on grip or some skateboard grip tape strips and see how it goes. Getting 9mm magazines tomorrow (can only get 10 rounders in MD...) just in case

I get about 10 rounds before they start flying out of the magazine. Here in CommiFornia you're only allowed 10 or they are afraid you'll put your eye out or go on a shooting rampage. :yikes:

Dizzy82 02-21-2016 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by GTIanZ28 (Post 8917557)
Ammunition cost was the deciding factor for my next firearm purchase.

I was dead set on getting a 1911 as my first pistol after seeing the photos here and seeing all the praise they garner everywhere. I will own one eventually.

But, I realized that for a first pistol; one that I plan to put a lot of rounds through in order to develop skill and technique; that it probably isn't the best choice. Expensive ammunition and much higher price tags for a good 1911.

As such I decided that I'm going to buy the stainless Beretta m92 FS. Affordable, reliable, accurate, and cheaper 9mm ammunition. I know that this gun seems to get a lot of hate.... But, it feels like the right choice.


I personally love the Beretta M9A1. Can't wait to fondle the new M9A3.

xc_SS/RS 02-21-2016 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by IntoForever (Post 8917567)
I get about 10 rounds before they start flying out of the magazine. Here in CommiFornia you're only allowed 10 or they are afraid you'll put your eye out or go on a shooting rampage. :yikes:

Haha I'll give the magazines a shot then and see if they start popping rounds out after 10

I don't know if gun shops around here still offer police magazines from traded in guns because of the 10 round limit here as well. Definitely going to check with one shop though that I know used to do that

GTIanZ28 02-21-2016 05:49 PM

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Too bad it'll be another month or two before I get a chance to fire it.

Mounted a little gun safe in my nightstand. Good piece of mind.

FenwickHockey65 02-21-2016 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Dizzy82 (Post 8918033)
I personally love the Beretta M9A1. Can't wait to fondle the new M9A3.

I'd totally pick up an M9A3 if they weren't still going for $1000.

mlee 02-21-2016 08:09 PM

I just picked up a Beretta PX4 this weekend and ran a couple hundred rounds through it. Nice all around hand gun.

shank0668 02-21-2016 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by GTIanZ28 (Post 8917557)
Ammunition cost was the deciding factor for my next firearm purchase.

I was dead set on getting a 1911 as my first pistol after seeing the photos here and seeing all the praise they garner everywhere. I will own one eventually.

But, I realized that for a first pistol; one that I plan to put a lot of rounds through in order to develop skill and technique; that it probably isn't the best choice. Expensive ammunition and much higher price tags for a good 1911.

As such I decided that I'm going to buy the stainless Beretta m92 FS. Affordable, reliable, accurate, and cheaper 9mm ammunition. I know that this gun seems to get a lot of hate.... But, it feels like the right choice.

My first pistol was the Beretta M9 for that exact reason. I like it, reliable, cheap to shoot, and something good to practice with.

Dizzy82 02-21-2016 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by GTIanZ28 (Post 8918696)
Too bad it'll be another month or two before I get a chance to fire it.

Mounted a little gun safe in my nightstand. Good piece of mind.


Nice INOX.

CamaroIOM12 02-22-2016 07:01 AM

AR-15 Scope
 
I picked up an AR-15 last week, the reason being I want the Binary Trigger Group from Franklin Armory. So I'm waiting for the trigger group should be here in a couple weeks (getting it from my local gun shop) I'm looking for a decent scope for it, some where around $200-$250 any suggestion.

Thanks, Jim

Tr6 02-22-2016 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by CamaroIOM12 (Post 8919497)
I picked up an AR-15 last week, the reason being I want the Binary Trigger Group from Franklin Armory. So I'm waiting for the trigger group should be here in a couple weeks (getting it from my local gun shop) I'm looking for a decent scope for it, some where around $200-$250 any suggestion.

Thanks, Jim

Nice! I need to grab some sights for my AR, but with the car stuff and house stuff going on, I put my AR build on hold a bit which was to build me an entire new upper with .300 conversion and suppressor + either eotech or aimpoint. I have magpul mbus collapsible iron sights. Not the greatest... But I can still make it work, movement and shooting being being precise is the pain part...


A question for yall.. I am thinking about grabbing a Vector in the future. So I started doing some research on it both tech specs and reality testing. So far, it is ALL positive but the ultimate test is me shooting one which we shall see when that'll happen... Anyone have any experience with the firearm? After owning firearms, I became a FIRM believer in actually testing a firearm before buying it.


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