Guns? Who has guns?

[b7spectra]

I have both a Glock 22 .40 and S&W 9VE Sigma 9mm. The 9 is much easier to handle than the Glock!

[MichaelE]

I have handguns. I collect and research pre-war, war-time, and post war Walther handguns. I have many examples and shoot nearly all of them.

H&K, SIG-Sauer, SIGArms, and Browning also populate another segment of the collection.

My longarms are an StG.58, AR's, and Mauser 8mm's.

[Astrak]

Ruger P89 9mm, Glock 23 .40 and Ruger SR556.

[gewecke]

S&w model 5907, Charter arms "backpacker" .44, and a Ruger P89 with 1200 rounds of 119gr. Jhp's.

[cws]

Kimber Combat Carry .45, Colt Defender .45, Kel-Tec P32, S&W .38 model 36-1.
Who can afford to shoot, anymore?

[gewecke]

Originally Posted by cws

Kimber Combat Carry .45, Colt Defender .45, Kel-Tec P32, S&W .38 model 36-1.
Who can afford to shoot, anymore?

You can if you load your own brass!


n9zas

[jhooten]

Guns are evil and kill people. I won't allow them around me and do not now nor will I ever own any.


(sitting at my work bench in the back room of the gun shop)

[MichaelE]

Yes, I must constatly remind my firearms that jump out of the safe, cabinet, and cases, not to go randomly shooting innocent strangers that may wander by.

I've told them time and time again about this behavior.

[Ensnared]

At present, I have a Ruger 10-22 rifle, a wonderful gun. I also have a Winchester 1300 12 gauge which I use for bird hunting when I can use a bird dog.

[rfradioconsult]

Let's add a bit of spirited discussion. I own a Highpoint 9mm in addition to Colt, Glock, Charter and others. My experience with the Highpoint has been great, no problems, no jams, no missfires; just shoots reliabily every time you pull the trigger, have cycled over 500 rnds. Lot's of folks bad mouth it, but most have never owned or shot one.

[reedeb]

Originally Posted by rfradioconsult

Let's add a bit of spirited discussion. I own a Highpoint 9mm in addition to Colt, Glock, Charter and others. My experience with the Highpoint has been great, no problems, no jams, no missfires; just shoots reliabily every time you pull the trigger, have cycled over 500 rnds. Lot's of folks bad mouth it, but most have never owned or shot one.

I also have a C9 [Hi Point 9mm] I've carried for 5 years as an armed security officer and to date has over 6K thru it. I had a few problems at first BUT found out I was using the carbine mags and not the pistols mags [No heavy plastic butt plate ] I switched them out and the only other thing I needed to replace was the mag release spring. HP sent me the kit [for free] and I replaced it in under 10 minutes.
Many make comments about it BUT it works [a lot better then some other "QUALITY" firearm]. 100% warrenty any problem call them, send it back ,they will fix it and return WITH A FREE MAGAZINE!!

When mine reached 5K I sent it back to HP they tore it completely apart cleaned it replaced older parts with newer updated ones and returned it with TWO [2] free mags. YES it's a bit heavy [has been weighed and is only about 1 or 2 oz heavier then others] it is large but the larger heavier slide keeps the recoil to a minimum..


NOW,,,,,,,,,,,,,LET THE FLAMES BEGIN!!!!!!!

[reedeb]

Originally Posted by jhooten

Guns are evil and kill people. I won't allow them around me and do not now nor will I ever own any.


(sitting at my work bench in the back room of the gun shop)

I know you're kiddin, BUT I have yet to see a firearm jump up and kill someone. I guess all the firearms I've seen are good, angelic ones LOL

[fnnm400]

Guns don't kill people! it is people who kill people...

Originally Posted by jhooten

Guns are evil and kill people. I won't allow them around me and do not now nor will I ever own any.


(sitting at my work bench in the back room of the gun shop)

[CoolCat]

"Guns don't kill people. Husbands who come home early do" -Larry The Cable Guy

[rescue161]

In order of when I got them:

1) Stevens 12 GA Single shot - Dad gave it to me when I was 12.
2) Olympic Arms AR15 - Bought it from a co-worker in 2000.
3) Ruger 10/22 - My grandfather bought it new in January of 1976 - Verified through Ruger.
4) Springfield XD9 Subcompact LE Edition
5) Beretta 92FS - Bought as a keep-sake to remind me of the weapon that I carried for 20 years in the Navy.
6) Mossberg 590A1 - 9 shot with Ghost Ring sights & Bayonet Lug.

Next on the want list is an XD40 Subcompact LE and a full-auto NFA weapon, but buying a house is priority right now.

[nc28478]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8530/5.0.0.973 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

Glock 23 .40

When the glock is a'rockin

Don't come knock'in

Lol

[texasemt13]

My personal firearms:

Springfield M1A (standard, with as many older M-14 accessories as I can find).
H&K USP .40
Remington 870 Express
Ruger 10-22

My father has too many. Texans are outnumbered by their own firearms 7 to 1. He keeps that average high.

[jhooten]

You guys ain't buying my cover story. Oh well, I know it is true because my soccer mom sister in law told so. The same sister in law told me if there were no guns there would be no more killin'. She is college educated so she must right. (The sad part is she really believes that crap)

BTW, some of ya'll is in dire need of additional inventory.

[KC0FZZ]

I have one or two.

[Astrak]

Out of the three, the P89 has to be the most reliable of them. Thousands of rounds through of all different makes and quality and never a jam or a break. Haven't shot the SR556 enough yet to know about how it will behave.