BlueHeeler
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MM Jr is reading over my shoulder. Wants to know if you have consulted a physician after hitting your head.
My wife asks the same question.
MM Jr is reading over my shoulder. Wants to know if you have consulted a physician after hitting your head.
007's original Beretta 418 was 6.35m/m, the PPK (not a PP like these) was 7.65m/m.
They only made ~100 of the 6.35m/m PPK's
I like the armorer's "brick through a plate glass window" about the 7.65mm ballistics.
Any Glock I've ever handled. Nope, I'll never own one.
I like the armorer's "brick through a plate glass window" about the 7.65mm ballistics.
Isn't that where they throw the words of a song on a screen, and you try to sing it with just the music?I'll be doing my own cerakote. I can let you know. Ship it up and I'll do it for free....
Am I the only one that wanted to watch a Bond movie all of a sudden?
Every Glock I've ever shot.
..and even better my nagant revolver. What a crude, underpowered piece of junk. Not even worthy of a spot on a shelf in my safe. It resides on the floor where it belongs.
I agree that it is not the best pistol ever made, but I actually have fun with mine... granted I dont want to take them out every day. But if you want a challenge, see how many of the seven rounds you can land on a 6 inch plate while rapid firing say at 50 feet in single action... if I get 3 I'm happy.
If you want a little more zip out if your Nagant, you can safely shoot .32 H&R magnum out of it. I have plenty of actual Nagant ammo, so I don't do it, but I have heard reliable sources confirm it is safe.
Any handgun I would use for defending the home and hearth would have to be (1) reliable, (2) relatively inexpensive to replace (since the police would certainly confiscate it as evidence), and (3) one I wouldn't miss much until I could get a replacement.
My Glock 19 fills those requirements very well. Plus it's, well, ugly, err, umm, aesthetically unpleasing.