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PostPosted: 08 Sep 2011, 09:02 
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My battery of sidearms...

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From left to right and smallest to biggest (the P7 is actually smaller than the Beretta in size, but not in caliber...so the Beretta went 2nd):

*Ruger LCP with Crimson Trace laserguard and +1 mag, loaded with Buffalo Barnes .380+P 80gr SCHP @ 1150fps/235fpe.

*Beretta Model 84FS Cheetah loaded with Buffalo Barnes .380+P 80gr SCHP @ 1275fps/290fpe.

*HK P7 with custom rail and Trijicon tritium night sights, loaded with Corbon 9mm+P 100gr Powrball @ 1475fps/485fpe

*Sig Sauer P228 with Mecgar 15rd mag and Trijicon tritium front night sight, loaded with Corbon DPX 9mm+P 115gr SCHP @ 1250fps/400fpe

*FN Five SeveN USG with CDNN 30rd magazine, Viridian C5L 100 lumen strobe/green day laser and Trijicon tritium front night sight, loaded with Elite Ammunition 5.7x28mm \"+P+\" 28gr JHP @ 2600fps/405fpe. (this round will defeat class IIIA armor yet still violently fragments and tumbles in soft tissue, causing a 5.56mm fragmenting round type wound tract).


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Not a bad collection. How do you like the little Beretta? That's about the only one I havent seen you write about.

Have you ever considered a wheel gun? While no where near as fast to fire and reload, they are much more dependable than auto's and make a great backup. I also find them just fun to shoot. :wink:

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I've owned some nice revolvers over the years. All of them were Rugers.

Not really my thing though, I'm a semi auto guy.

The Beretta 84FS is really nice, it shoots straight, very high quality, holds a lot of bullets. With it's long barrel it's just about as powerful as a compact pistol firing standard pressure 9mm ammo.

I bought it for my girl.


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Down to only 1 girl snipe? I'm shocked....

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Just the one at the moment. :)


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haha there is the sniper i know.

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I RIDE A PALE HORSE wrote:
I've owned some nice revolvers over the years. All of them were Rugers.


I've owned both S&W and Rugers over the years, and I think that even though a Smith is smoother and nicer out of the box, no one gives you more value for your dollar than Ruger. I have 2 right now, a 6" Security 6 in .357, and a 4" stainless GP100 in .357. With some minor polishing to the action, they are in my opinion, every bit as smooth as a Smith.

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hey does that Cheetah have the tip-up barrel? I always liked that feature, wish they would have that in a larger caliber though.

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The tip up barrel model is the Model 86 i think. Mine was the Model 84, but it's gone now.

I have a different assortment of firearms now. guess i'll have to take some pix. :D


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Why the sudden change in side arms?

I recommend more sigs!

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PostPosted: 01 Dec 2011, 00:48 
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Why not? :D

Currently in the pistol department I have:

FN Five SeveN 5.7x28mm
HK P7 9mm
Sig P228 9mm
Kahr PM9 9mm
Ruger LCP .380
Ruger MkIII 22/45 .22LR
Ruger Single Ten .22LR


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