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Officer Gigglez wrote:More Beretta. 92FS, LNIB.

I don't own any handguns yet, but I will at some point in the future. As much as I like the look of some of the offers from Kimber, that very Beretta will in all likeliness be the first one I buy. That's a real beauty.

I can't say I have found anything I like as much as my Kahr. I want to try one of the CM45s next.

New Rifle. Mossberg MVP Patrol, 5.56

Officer Gigglez wrote:New Rifle. Mossberg MVP Patrol, 5.56

That is a good looking rifle.

Doubt if I'll ever invest in a holster to carry this one, but it's the latest addition to my collection and fun at the range...
...S&W Model 25-5 in 45LC with an 8 3/8" barrel. Came with original grips, wood box, and tools.

Gunslinger wrote:

Officer Gigglez wrote:New Rifle. Mossberg MVP Patrol, 5.56

That is a good looking rifle.

It is indeed. And it shoots just as good as it looks. For me, this thing is the epitome of the Cooper Scout Rifle concept. It is a feature packed bolt gun at a great price point, which is roughly 600-700ish for the patrol variant. It comes out of the factory with a 16inch Medium bull barrel with a 1:9 twist, threaded for muzzle devices. It came out of the box with the A2 on it already. Then it has a spiral fluted bolt, Mossberg's LBA trigger system (which is awesome. Pretty much their answer to Savage's Accutrigger.), Adjustable rear and fiber optic open sights, and likely the most unique feature; it can take AR15 magazines. It also came with a UTG 3-9x32 CQB scope, which is a very impressive little budget optic, as well as the neoprene cheek riser and 10 round mag. I popped the scope off because for me, I do not like scopes so close to my eyes, if I run one (usually don't. Just Irons), I like them in the scout configuration (forward of the action), so I don't lose my peripherals. Thing is a tack driver, and so far has been flawless in function. Did I mention how light it is? It is just all around handy rifle.

Here is a good combo

Up here in southeast Alaska it's my Marlin X7 .243 for blacktail deer hunting, my 1960s Savage model 24 in .22 WMR and 20 gauge for grouse/ptarmigan, my Marlin 1895 stainless lever action in .45-70 for bear protection, and a Ruger SR9c 9mm for CCW and plinking fun. Not all carried at once.

Glock, Glock and Glock

Glock 26
Glock 19
Glock 17

Ruger Sp101, .357.
My new carry piece.

KelTec P3AT