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Found this at a pawn shop for $300. Do you think this is a good deal, or would you have bought it? Obviously, I went ahead and bought it, since I like the stainless finish, and the shorter barrel. The fact that it is chambered in .44 Special, and not .44 Magnum. doesn't bother me too much as I like ...

FYI, these guys in Houston will service binoculars.

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I will have to say, this is a handy little gun. It's almost cute.

Congrats! for some reason I like PCC

puma guy wrote:Sort of weird the OP never replies or responds.

Sorry about that. I do read the responses, but I don't know much about the 1300. I do appreciate the info.

Anyone have one? How does it compare to the Shield 9?

Anyone have one? How do you like these shotguns?

Those selfies, they're become a hazard

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Just wondering if they're made to the same standard, or if the USP is the toughest semi-auto handgun ever made. I don't know about your first question. The answer to your second question is "no". Believe it or not, but there are semi-auto handguns made out of things that are tougher than ...

Just wondering if they're made to the same standard, or if the USP is the toughest semi-auto handgun ever made.

I didn't know Henry made rifles in 45-70. Interesting. What became of the JM Marlin rifle in your OP? Henry's are fine firearms, but I like side loading gates on lever guns rather than having to unlock and extend the inner mag tube, then tilt the rifle upward to drop in shells into the loading port...

I didn't know Henry made rifles in 45-70. Interesting.

Is this something you’d want? It’s one of the older JM guns.

How does a round eject with that thing on there?

The 1911 is a great pistol - accurate and with the right mags, reliable. Love the .45 ACP, love the slim grips, also.