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You're killing me with this one!!! I have the itch for a .32 right now.

Never owned a P90, but I had the P89 in 9mm and that thing was a tank and would eat any 9mm parabellum made on the planet! I can't imagine that the P90 is any different! GLWS!

OMG, it's back!!! Well, to add my two cents in (again), I finally broke down and bought the Tisas 1911a1 U.S. Army and I couldn't be happier with my purchase! It's not an exact replica of the pistol I carried in Desert Storm, but it's close enough for government work and nostalgia for me! There are some minor differences like the hammer and the ejection port not being cut exactly the same way. Not going to say it a tack driver, because like my old service pistol (which was rebuilt prior to leaving Ft. Bragg for Saudi Arabia), it's not. The service grade 1911s were known for minute of man and that what this is. Fit and function are the same. I'm sure I could spend a lot of money and add a bunch of parts and have some machining done and make it into a much more accurate pistol, but that wasn't what I wanted for. And if it had been, I'd have just bought a more expensive and tricked out version. I still think that we should look at taking TISAS out of the title. While Tanker's 1911, might have been a stinker, I'm really not sure that is apropos to the brand or to their 1911s anymore. I can think of another brand 1911 that is still around, that costs twice as much as the TISAS, that was a much worse version of the 1911 and it was and still is made here in the good ole USA. It now has a much better reputation, though you'd have a hard time getting me to ever fork over any money to buy one, and that's the Auto Ordnance. But much like Tanker's experience, that's mine from 30 years ago and everyone else's experience with the brand might be different, especially now.

I don't think all Glock clones are more expensive than Glocks. Shadow Systems seems to a minority in that regard. And honestly, I'm really not sure why either. Can't believe it is any better than a Glock, to be honest, but I have not shot one either. Stoeger makes the STR9 and 9C and Palmetto State Armory makes the Dagger. Neither is an exact clone, but I think you can use Dagger slides on Glock frames (but I may be mistaken). The STR9 and the Dagger are significantly cheaper than their Glock Big Cousins. The Dagger has a lot of interesting options, with cutaway slides and RDS plates, as well as different rear sight locations. It seems like PSA has put a ton of thought into the Dagger. I think we'll be seeing more and more of these on the market, as more people learn about them!

Great deal! if you weren't on the other end of the state, I'd own me my first 40! GLWS!!!

I have an old Gerber LST. That is the hardest knife I own to sharpen and hold an edge. I think the steel was a bit soft on mine. But it is light in the pocket, and it does lock.

Like all match rifles, ammo sensitivity is an issue. Pretty much everyone I know that shoots matchs with any rifle, reloads for that specific rifle. I think if you want your AR's to shoot better than 2 to 3" at 100 yards, that's the path you need to choose. For my needs, 2 to 3 inches at 100 yards is fine. I shot my last match almost 25 years ago.

I have both in my rotation and I don't notice the difference. I also have revolvers and semi-autos in my rotation.

I have a Ruger MAx 9 with a CT RDS, in layaway at Harvey's. It's going to be my first on a pistol. Could you get a Dagger slide already cut from PSA and use that? They seem to be a cheaper option.

Thanks for the write up on this. My dad, is not a gun person, but he wants a .22 LR revolver and I think this would be a good one for him.

Gee THANKS Chuck!

Men armed AK and AR pistols raided the Motel 6 on Syacmore View Rd and killed a man, shooting him multiple times. Criminals are arming themselves better and better. Men armed with assault rifles raid motel, killing one (msn.com)

Give it a couple of years and they might recall that DA like SF did. Once crime starts getting out of hand, people wise up.

Oops! Quoted the wrong post... Sorry about that!

You sure come up with fun little projects! Hogs and elephants!

Congratulations!

No. Just the standard TX22. Oh and I’ve run Aguilla HV 40 gr through too. So far zero malfunctions after about 600 rounds.

I’d be shocked if this made it to a vote in the Senate.

Thinking about ordering one of these! Wish someone carried them somewhere around Knoxville or Chattanooga!

Haven’t found mine to be picky, but I’ve only put Federal Auto Match, Punch (which it LOVES) and some old Olin White Box.

Sure looks that way! Hard to believe this is entrapment. Too many guns over several different dates. I believe he knew what he was doing.

Well, this isn't good! The BATF and New York City Police Department have arrested a 70 year old Blountville man for selling a large quantity of firearms, that were moved to New York City. He operated as a private vendor at the RK Gun Shows, here in Knoxville. https://www.yahoo.com/news/private-vendor-charged-illegally-selling-200954764.html

Oh I wouldn’t hesitate to carry it. I just have others I like better. I’m not a Taurus snob. I hike with a 627 Tracker .357. The ones I’ve had, have been good guns. This is my second G2. I also have TX22 that a blast to shoot!

I have a G2 that's been reliable too, but it's house gun for my youngest.

Is anyone using one as a carry gun?