Favorite Gun

[vee]

i prefer the shot gun..

[Maximilianus]

those pics are photoshopped, the originals had a hot glue gun and a grease gun respectively 

Edited April 30, 2013 by Maximilianus

[PhuturePriest]

Kansas is an open carry State, so even though my dad has the concealed carry license, he walks around with it in the open all the time. He scared the floopy out of a cashier at a convenience store once, in fact. The poor guy was living in a town much too close to Colorado, so the liberal Colorado influence probably spread across the Kansas border.

[vee]

those pics are photoshopped, the originals had a hot glue gun and a grease gun respectively 

 

ds' had a hair dryer

[Nihil Obstat]

If they are both 9mm, it should be easy to find cross compatible mags. That should save you a little money. 

If I'm not mistaken, the PX4 storm can hold two or three rounds more than the 92FS, so while I imagine you could probably find mags compatible in both, you are either sacrificing a few rounds, or you would have a bit of excess mag on the 92. In which case, I would rather just get a 30 round extended mag. :hehe:

 

But unfortunately, the cost isn't really the mags, or even the ammunition, so much as the cost of the gun itself, as well as the course I would need to take to get the (R)PAL for Canada. And at that point it's a question of costs versus benefits, because I can never carry in Canada.

 

At this point my plan is to wait until I'm in the US, then really try to get into it as a hobby. For now my knife addiction hobby tides me over.

[jeffboom]

 

we cholas like our pistoles

 

WOW! I think I really like cholas con pistolas. 

[Maximilianus]

If I'm not mistaken, the PX4 storm can hold two or three rounds more than the 92FS, so while I imagine you could probably find mags compatible in both, you are either sacrificing a few rounds, or you would have a bit of excess mag on the 92. In which case, I would rather just get a 30 round extended mag. :hehe:

 

But unfortunately, the cost isn't really the mags, or even the ammunition, so much as the cost of the gun itself, as well as the course I would need to take to get the (R)PAL for Canada. And at that point it's a question of costs versus benefits, because I can never carry in Canada.

 

At this point my plan is to wait until I'm in the US, then really try to get into it as a hobby. For now my knife addiction hobby tides me over.

 

Here you go. It's a muzzle loader, but that makes it even cooler

 

[jeffboom]

If I'm not mistaken, the PX4 storm can hold two or three rounds more than the 92FS, so while I imagine you could probably find mags compatible in both, you are either sacrificing a few rounds, or you would have a bit of excess mag on the 92. In which case, I would rather just get a 30 round extended mag. :hehe:

 

But unfortunately, the cost isn't really the mags, or even the ammunition, so much as the cost of the gun itself, as well as the course I would need to take to get the (R)PAL for Canada. And at that point it's a question of costs versus benefits, because I can never carry in Canada.

 

At this point my plan is to wait until I'm in the US, then really try to get into it as a hobby. For now my knife addiction hobby tides me over.

 

I'm surprised you can even have magazines >10 rounds in Canada. I can't even imagine what a Beretta 92 costs in Canada. 

[jeffboom]

texas is irrelevant

 

So what great state do you live in?

[dominicansoul]

she lives in that lumpy mass that sits atop of the united states...

[Nihil Obstat]

Here you go. It's a muzzle loader, but that makes it even cooler

 

 

That is a pretty pretty damascus blade. Frankly I think it's ruined by shoving a gun into the mix. :smile3:

 

I'm surprised you can even have magazines >10 rounds in Canada. I can't even imagine what a Beretta 92 costs in Canada. 

Oh, we don't. Not for normal people, at any rate. I'm in the 'when I get to the US' mindset.
The cost of the gun itself is probably not radically different. Probably somewhat more expensive, but not ridiculously so.

[Maximilianus]

That is a pretty pretty damascus blade. Frankly I think it's ruined by shoving a gun into the mix. :smile3:

 

 

 

I'm sure someone, somewhere on another forum said the same thing... in reverse 

[Nihil Obstat]

Reminds me of this beautiful piece of work:

 

 

Benchmade 690-101.

 Mike Norris Hornets Nest Damascus 

 Hand finished and blended light Mammoth Ivory and Mokume bolster

 Anodized and polished gold titanium liners 

 Red topaz thumb-stud 

 Limited run of 100 pieces; $1,500 MSRP 

 

[vee]

hmm, Damascus knives... suddenly this thread just got better!

[Maximilianus]

indeed

 

 

 

 

oh, you meant knives