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Kimber 3300168 Micro 9 Desert Tan (LG) Pistol - 9MM, 3.15 in Barrel, Dark Earth CT Grip, Flat Dark Earth Slide
recently bought this gun. Think I got the shaft. List price 1249.00 dollars. I paid 1000.00 on sale. So this is a great price. Will shop from you next time. -
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Walther PK380 Pistol 5050308, .380 Auto, 3.66 inches, Synthetic Grip, Black Finish, 3 Dot Steel, Drift-Adjustable Rear
My wife bought this gun because our Glock 42 didn't work well for her. Since Glock replaced the magazines and updated components, I have no problem shooting it but she had many Fail To Eject due to her wrist pain. She also had trouble with the tight slide and tight magazine spring. The Walther PK380 was very easy for her to load the magazine, rack the slide and due to the extra weight of the gun, she had no FTE or FTL. She had tighter groups and less recoil than the Glock as well. The gun is not a small easy to carry gun like the G42 but works well in her purse. Bottom line...what good is a CCW if it looks good and hides well if you can't use it to defend yourself? I may get one myself. - RHERSH
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Winchester 1873 Sporter Rifle 534228141, 45 Long Colt, 24", Walnut Oil Finish Stock, Case Hardened Finish
WOW!
Ordered on Tuesday and picked it up from my FFL on the same Friday.
It doesn't get any better than that.
The walnut is beautiful, the finish is beautiful. This rifle is awesome!
You can split a hair with it.
Buy one today, you won't be disappointed.
Kevin - Orlando, FL - KEVIN C.
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Ruger 10/22 Deluxe Sporter Rifle 1102, 22 LR, 18.5" Sporter, Semi-Auto, Walnut Stock, Blue Finish, 10 Rds
I have had this rifle for about 3 weeks now and have shot ~500 rounds. There is only one major complaint that i have and that is the trigger pull, it is entirely to heavy I believe around 6.5 lbs. Of coarse that can be fixed with any trigger kit. The extractor pin seems to miss sometimes and you end up with the spent shell half in the chamber and the next shot not loading completely. I wonder if this might correct it's self over time (if it has to be broken in). The length of the barrel also seems to be a bit on the heavy side, especially if you don't have a sling and there is any decent about of walking. Othere than these issues wich can all be fixed with after market parts, it is a great gun. It shoots straight usually 7/8" @ 100 Yards. Very reliable except for the ocasional jam due to poorly expent shells. - S. D.
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