But how long will they last? I just see the loading mechanism, being a part that moves not unlike an extractor, what happens when it breaks?
I just don't see enough people buying them to keep production alive, for parts when it eventually does break.
Maybe I can't argue that as I'd like a Kimber Solo
Suppose that's not really consideration for a gun that won't get shot enough to wear out.
The ammo preference isn't a consideration, like you said several guns run like this.
A German Lugar also used a theoretically 'delicate' operating system. They seem to 'take a licking and are still ticking.'
touché
Scotch and Water
Oops, I went into Jack's pawnshop in Gary, and a Smith 10-5 blued snubby followed me home. It looks to be in about 90-95% condition with stag grips that may or may not be real. Pics later.
Don't you just hate when that happens? It's like they have no respect for your bank account! :-DOops, I went into Jack's pawnshop in Gary, and a Smith 10-5 blued snubby followed me home. It looks to be in about 90-95% condition with stag grips that may or may not be real. Pics later.
Oops, I went into Jack's pawnshop in Gary, and a Smith 10-5 blued snubby followed me home. It looks to be in about 90-95% condition with stag grips that may or may not be real. Pics later.
You're just mad that she accepts responsibility for her purchases, instead of finding someone else to blame. :PUmmm, you know, you might have a problem.
You are new to shooting, and it's a great big nice wonderful world.
But...... you don't have to buy a new gun every week.
You're just mad that she accepts responsibility for her purchases, instead of finding someone else to blame. :P
Yes. sadclown is guilty of that crime.Wait. Haven't you blamed INGO for some of your purchases?