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http://www.highplainsgunshop.com/Fi...rry-pro-1911?limit=250&tracking=52cefa5f78736
I found that using gunwatcher.com.
It pulls from a lot of gun shops, but not all. It's saved me some $$ and time. It also posts deals in different categories (guns, ammo, accessories) for the last few days to weeks.
CAswole
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Stoked to put this new birds head handle on my mossberg. Will look something like thisjust got my gun license and fuckin excited! was worried bc of my shady past but they gave it to me .i got 2 pistol permits. i was thinking 40 and 22 since ammo is cheaper .problem is I'm over whelmed w all this info .im still working on figuring out cycling properly! i seen this kimber 1911 special te ii i like .i guess go to ranges and shops and learn rt?
Benny
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Different people have different opinions, but hard to beat a quality 1911 for a first pistol. My recommendation would be a full size one to learn the basics and marksmanship. The compacts are nice, but if your new to pistols it's harder to learn with the shorter sight radius.
Do yourself a favor, don't buy anything yet. go to a couple of gun ranges and see what guns they have for rent and try a bunch out. 1911, double action pistols, revolver, DA/SA triggers, Full Size heavier pistols, polymer. You don't want to rush out and buy something you haven't tried yet.
One thing I will say, is look at the price of ammo, 9mm is cheaper than .45 ACP, .40 is a little more expensive than 9 mm but probably not enough to make a stink over.
I have 2 .22 which, like you say, it's cheaper. But i rarely shoot them as I just like to shoot my 9 mm & .40 more. I love shooting .357 but that ammo is not cheap
MoneyShot
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thanks for the advise brothers, no i don't want to rush but i think i have up to 60 days before permit expires.my state sucks w pistols,but I'm psyched. this is gonna cut in to my supplement funds and yearly couple grand i throw into my 69 camaro ! by the way ,anyone into detroit muscle ?
CAswole
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Nice, is that a drako pistol? 7.62?
CAswole
New Member
Picking up a glock 19 w/ported barrel for the wife soon. Might grab a 30 round mag for it too for some real fun. After that is a glock 20 10mm for myself. 
that's a beast of a pistol.
that's a beast of a pistol.
CAswole
New Member
Hey wunder what's up with that grip on ur glock. I really like it. How'd you get that done?
MoneyShot
New Member
ah yea similar man - Zastava Pap M92. Manufactured in Serbia, hinged top cover, nice flip sights. Pretty fun gun to go fuck around with lol. 7.62 as well, shoots little fireballs out the end. Need to get my SBR permit and convert it. I've got the SB-47 brace that essentially makes it an SBR depending on if you want to shoulder it or not lol
Think I'm going to pick up another AR pretty soon. Been looking at Colts or maybe just get another S&W
CAswole
New Member
Sweet, what that run u? $
I need an AK variant to add to my collection. I'm leaning towards the Saiga
MoneyShot
New Member
I paid $425 shipped w/ 5 mags and $20 for FFL transfer
I hear good things about Saigas, I was looking at those and Arsenal variants too. So many decisions haha
CAswole
New Member
Nice yea those are cheap and fun. Lots of good firepower there. I think arsenal is saiga or the same thing whatever. They're getting a lil pricey though. Like almost a grand now i think
It's called stippling. My local gunsmith did it with a soldering iron, and shaved down the grip a bit.
MoneyShot
New Member
haha tell me about it, the arsenal I wanted is ~$1400, even the "better" ARs are around a grand. I paid $625ish for my M&P 15 Sport, considering just picking up the newer version of that and customizing it
Okay boys, one of my 2016 resolutions is to eat more wild game.... With that, I need a good well-rounded hunting rifle. I was thinking Remington 700 in 30-06, thoughts on this? Here in AZ it will mostly be deer and elk.
Benny
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Good choice, make sure you get a model 700. Don't let them talk you into the cheaper 770. 30-06 is a great all around cartridge, and a Remington 700 is a classic that can always be upgraded if you ever get good enough to need that.
Okay that was basically my thought process exactly. Seems to be very easy to customize and gather aftermarket accessories for.
