::clapping:: ::redsnipe:: ::rambo:: ::saber::C5GUY said:My beside buddy, beside my wife, is a Mossberg 500 12ga. 5/1 cut down to 18 1/8" loaded with 6 rounds of 00 buckshot. Other "friends" of the family include a Ruger 9mm with a loaded 15 round clip, 6 loaded 15 round standby clips plus 3 loaded 30 round clips. The "kids" are (2) 38cal revolvers, one Colt and one Charter Arms Detective, one 22cal revolver and lastly one 22cal. clip fed rifle. I maintain 1400 rounds of 9mm ammo, 415 rounds of assorted 12ga shells, mostly 00 buck and some birdshot, 400+ rounds 38 special, and somewhere around 1200 rounds 22cal long rifle shells, all stored in a air tight ammo box with several oxygen absorbers just for good measure. I will be adding at least one high power rifle and am in process of researching my future new adoption now.
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I promise that you would love any 9mm. ::rambo::Peter Prepper said:Id love a Browning 9mm pistol, would I not.
Mine is a Ruger P95. Great gun, easy to shoot, easy to break down and clean and not bad to look at. Definitely not a cary piece, too big and too heavy. In the year I have owned mine I have run 100's of rounds through it with not one hiccup. It will eat a 30 round clip for breakfast. ::rambo::GunsKnivesSurvival said:I keep a 1911 45ACP handy at home. I'd like to get a full sized 9mm. Maybe a Ruger P95?
Cool. Thanks! I found a stainless version for $350 today (I think I can get them to shave a few bucks off that) and I've been agonizing over picking it up. I see nothing but good reviews so far. Do you feel the accuracy is OK?C5GUY said:Mine is a Ruger P95. Great gun, easy to shoot, easy to break down and clean and not bad to look at. Definitely not a cary piece, too big and too heavy. In the year I have owned mine I have run 100's of rounds through it with not one hiccup. It will eat a 30 round clip for breakfast. ::rambo::GunsKnivesSurvival said:I keep a 1911 45ACP handy at home. I'd like to get a full sized 9mm. Maybe a Ruger P95?
Mine is a brushed nickel but I would have preferred the black version and might even paint mine flat black. Accuracy is on par with any semi-automatic pistol and maybe a little better due to the heft of the gun which makes the shooter hold it tighter. I see these locally for the $275 to $300 range and paid $300 cash for mine from a local.GunsKnivesSurvival said:Cool. Thanks! I found a stainless version for $350 today (I think I can get them to shave a few bucks off that) and I've been agonizing over picking it up. I see nothing but good reviews so far. Do you feel the accuracy is OK?C5GUY said:Mine is a Ruger P95. Great gun, easy to shoot, easy to break down and clean and not bad to look at. Definitely not a cary piece, too big and too heavy. In the year I have owned mine I have run 100's of rounds through it with not one hiccup. It will eat a 30 round clip for breakfast. ::rambo::GunsKnivesSurvival said:I keep a 1911 45ACP handy at home. I'd like to get a full sized 9mm. Maybe a Ruger P95?