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Lucky bastard, wish my wife would purchase me a new pistol. Hope you like it. My wife did get me a new Remington pump 22lr for fathers day, ABOUT 13yrs ago. But oh well it is a nice rifle. My son loves to shoot it. |
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Before I left the range, I was doing "double-tap body/single head" drills. Perfect funtion and accurate. What more could a guy ask for? Where did you get the Dave Mustaine targets? us Metallica fans wanna know... j/k hehe
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XD-4inch 40. S&W blk NcStar 1 watt light Mossberg 590 12 gauge w/bayonet & collapsible stock SKS... "Samozaryadniy Karabin sistemi " "Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, and brains saves both." - Generalfeldmarschall Rommel "A revolution is an idea which has found its bayonets." -Napoleon Bonaparte "Education is a weapon whose effects depend on who holds it in his hands and at whom it is aimed. " -Joseph Stalin |
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^^^ I want! Anyway, the first time I ever shot a firearm (in like March this year) I was looking to shoot a 9mm or .38 or something small. The guy says "Well, all we have is .45". I assumed this would not go well, I didn't know ANYTHING about firing a gun. First up was a Kimber 1911 Ultra Carry 2, damn thing hated me, out of 25 rounds 4 jammed on me... FTEs. Then was a Glock 21, which has an ENORMOUS grip. Not a fan, but I wasn't that bad of a shot with it. Was considering a 21 SF, but then I went to a range in Illinois... I shot 50 through an XD Tactical .45 with a 5" barrel. That gun was PERFECT. Accurate, easy to control, smooth, easy to rack the slide... And had the safeties I was looking for (hey, I'm a liberal and was NOT familiar with guns then as I sorta am now). Gun fit perfectly in my hand. I've always loved the styling of the 1911, but I needed something to carry at work, so I was limited to polymer, and the XD was the best polymer out there as far as I'm concerned. Plus it looks like a bastard child of a Glock and a 1911 if you look at it... Just the perfect gun at the right price.
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"Time is the best teacher of all. Unfortunately, it kills all it's pupils." Help bring CCW to WI! http://www.wisconsinconcealedcarry.com/ XD .45 4" Service, Blacticool Marlin 795 (project tacticool plinker) Mosin Nagant M91/30 1943 Izhevsk Don't mess with the ARMED MALL NINJAS. |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Annandale, VA
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When I bought my first pistol I wanted a 1911 because that is what I shot in basic training in the Navy. The owner of the store there discussed this with me and based on his advice decided that a) I probably wouldn't want to have to baby it through the breakin period, make mods to it etc. to make it reliable; and b) I really wanted more than 8 rounds. So we discussed a Glock in .45. I liked the idea but after shooting it for a while found the grip uncomfortable. So I ended up buying a Glock 17 (9mm).
I still wanted a .45 and since bought a couple of 1911s (a Kimber custom classic and a Tauras PT1911) and found that I enjoyed them but I still wanted more than 8 rounds. Then a friend of mine bought an XD-45. The grip was close enough to my G17 that I fell in love with it. I went to the next gun show, sold my Kimber Custom Classic and used the money to buy a new XD-45 Tactical. I haven't been sorry.
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