Intereresting read from a RX7 forum....makes you go hhhmmmm
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08-18-2002, 07:06 PM
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I've never had any problems with the Sig feeding the two different types of rounds.
I think that the gun that will feed anything is a Beretta. I used to carry a 92FS when I first hit the streets. That damn thing would feed a freakin' piece of chalk if you put it in. I like the 'feel' of the Sig better, though. What I want for a second weapon now would be a new H&K USP, yet another nice piece of hardware!
08-18-2002, 07:09 PM
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Amen, brother! I have worked MANY wrecks with far less damage that resulted in a fatality. The
fact that I am still alive amazes me to this day. If you want to see some other views of the car, I've got a few on my personal web page. The URL to the 'wreck page' is on the link below.<ul><li><a href="http://www.texramp.net/~fergie/wreck.htm">click here for wreck pics</a></li></ul>
08-18-2002, 07:20 PM
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yeah but the grips on the usp are crap, to textured...another one worth looking at
would be the new Walther pistol p99.. I tried it out..has a nice fast pointability to it..good balance...seems to be about half way in between say a sig p228 and maybe a USP. Thats a crazy accident you had there..glad you made it through..your right though I have seen some accidents that didnt appear anywhere as severe as that which caused fatalities..
08-18-2002, 07:39 PM
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I prefer my good 'ol Bradley M2A3... with its 25mm machine gun @ 500 rnds/min
<img src="http://www.army-technology.com/projects/bradley/images/brad6.jpg" border="0">
Its always nice to have the Bushmaster ready to go (single barrel with an integrated dual feed mechanism and remote feed selection). And when the going gets though I can always just shoot off the Raytheon TOW BGM-71 anti-tank missile.
:-P
Its always nice to have the Bushmaster ready to go (single barrel with an integrated dual feed mechanism and remote feed selection). And when the going gets though I can always just shoot off the Raytheon TOW BGM-71 anti-tank missile.
:-P
08-19-2002, 03:41 AM
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For simplicity and reliability, I'll take a good ole Remington 870 any day of the week. If you were
to give me the opportunity to buy whatever I wanted just to have, I'd have to say either Beretta or Benelli.
The thing is, though, I'm not much into shotguns. My brother is a shotgun fanatic -- that's his weapon of choice on the shooting range and while hunting. I am proficient with a shotgun, I just don't particularly like them.
To each his own, I guess, huh? My brother thinks I'm nuts!
:-)
The thing is, though, I'm not much into shotguns. My brother is a shotgun fanatic -- that's his weapon of choice on the shooting range and while hunting. I am proficient with a shotgun, I just don't particularly like them.
To each his own, I guess, huh? My brother thinks I'm nuts!
:-)
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