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[jimbobborg]

Virginia Arms in Manassas stocks Kimbers, and they transfer! I bought a Stainless Target II from their stock three years ago. They have quite a selection, and I believe mine came with the spent casing.

Jim

 

[OH IT'S KINO]

Not to thread jack, but is anyone else seeing this?! I was confused for a minute because I thought he was talking to himself.

Yeah this really threw me off for a second too.

 

[JnstemIII]

Virginia Arms in Manassas stocks Kimbers, and they transfer! I bought a Stainless Target II from their stock three years ago. They have quite a selection, and I believe mine came with the spent casing.

Jim

Thanks.

 

[iloveguns]

You can get an American Tactical CS9 9mm 18rd mag
for about $380.00 @ Bel Air Gun

 

[TopShot0352]

I have a 12 gauge but i also have kids. So i dont want anything out in the open.

If you are truly worried about your kids, bullets will humands and walls penetrate buckshot not so much

 

[matt_b89]

I'd definately get a Ruger in that price range. p95 for poly or a p89 for metal. I have the p89 and it's a great gun...just a little big. The p series pistol mags will work in a ruger carbine later on too if you want to go that route. they can be had at amazing prices and are super reliable. 9mm is the way to go in this case. WHATEVER YOU DO SAVE SOME MONEY FOR A GOOD FLASHLIGHT OR NIGHT SIGHTS! take any gun you have and try aiming it before you go to bed and see if you can find the sights. good luck

 

[Baccusboy]

Ruger p95, baby!

If this bruh can get one, so can you!

 

[montoya32]

.380 is just as expensive at .45. Get a 9mm for bedside. Price for ammo is less and will allow you to practice more. Especially is CC in not a worry, get a full size with a rail incase you want a light/laser on it. I have .380 for personal CC and love it but capacity is low and rounds are $$$. If you want the .380 cuz the wife will shoot it also, look at the Beretta 84/85 Cheetah. Nice all steel and shoot dead on. They can be had used for $350 and are very reliable and IMO look great, especiall in nickel with the wood grips.

 

[montoya32]

That is a crying shame since I'm about to let go of my Ruger P85 for about $300 .

I have a Ruger P89 and it's a great gun. Shoots dead on and the Hogue grips make the feel great. $300 is a good price.

 

[WSM]

I have a Ruger P89 and it's a great gun. Shoots dead on and the Hogue grips make the feel great. $300 is a good price.

This one has been fantastic and I really hate to part with it but I need money and finding a job isn't going so well.

 

[1969Vette]

I have the Ruger P95. Bud's Gun Shop just got them back in stock for $300... the FFL transfer charge is $30. I buy from Bud's and they're great. Check it out: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/18161

 

[Darkemp]

I have the Ruger P95. Bud's Gun Shop just got them back in stock for $300... the FFL transfer charge is $30. I buy from Bud's and they're great. Check it out: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/18161

P95 ran nightstand duty for me for several years, now it sits in a safe in retirement replaced by a USP 9. Definitely get a full sized gun, the pocket rockets are great but they aren't as instinctive to shoot well (I own both an LCP and a sub-compact .45) and can't touch the capacity of 15+ rounds per mag.

 

[MightyWarMonger]

I bought the old lady a Ruger KP95 that she picked out for a bedside pistol shoots great easy to use and like others have said can be found for 300-350

 

[JnstemIII]

I still havent decieded yet i ha d money for one and then bought a 300 blackout upper piece by piece. I dont think i have got over the ar disorder. And now i want to build a long range .223 and a 9mm. Somewhere in there i need to get a handgun. Problem is i cant make up my mind. Plus have been offered to go shot some that another person has but havent had the time.