Pistols - Where to buy

[Armymatters]

I prefer the excellent HK USP... doesn't have a problem with a loose trigger than the SIG's (I find all SIG triggers to be a bit loose, and they don't have a good crisp trigger action), and doesn't cause brass to fly into your face or have a impossibily stiff slide like the GLOCK 17's. But that is my experience with the 3. But all 3 are very accurate and very reliable. If I had to defend myself with any three of them, I would give slight preference to the HK weapon, but any of them would be good in any condition.

 

[NavyShooter]

Oh, here's a pic of the "project" that's taking up my time/money just now.

Observe the lock....it needs to be locked because it shoots...

Got the magazines today, working on the feed system now.  Unfortunately, it's not going to be belt-fed.  I don't have the engineering expertise to do that kind of fancy stuff!

NS

 

[NATO Boy]

NavyShooter

What calibre is it gonna be? (it is reduced in scale right? or am I RTFO!)

looks really cool BTW

 

[NavyShooter]

Mickey,

.22 LR

10 round mags, getting the mag well machined tomorrow, may have it up and running by the middle of next week.

NS

 

[NATO Boy]

that's pretty nifty 

 

[The_Falcon]

I hope to get myself a Desert Eagle .50 after a few years of service.
A 7 round clip may be smaller than average, but they pack a heck of a shot and they make me feel warm inside.   :blotto:
Does anyone know where these hand-cannons can be purchased?
I get goosebumps just thinking about them.  

Try these guys if you are in the hamilton area www.alsimmonsgunshop.on.ca, I went there a few weeks ago when I was visiting my brother in Hamilton they have a Desert Eagle 44 Magnum on display.  If you have a restricted PAL they will let you handle it.  The thing was huge!!! 

 

[Thompson_JM]

Try these guys if you are in the hamilton area www.alsimmonsgunshop.on.ca, I went there a few weeks ago when I was visiting my brother in Hamilton they have a Desert Eagle 44 Magnum on display.  If you have a restricted PAL they will let you handle it.  The thing was huge!!! 

Al Simmons, isnt too bad. they are definatly alot more expensive though... I can find much cheaper prices on alot of the merchendise as for as anything made by Norinco simply by going to marstar, or leverarms. but they are a good place to go to accually pick up and handle a weapon or two.

would I buy there? it all depends on what im purchaseing

 

[The_Falcon]

Al Simmons, isnt too bad. they are definatly alot more expensive though... I can find much cheaper prices on alot of the merchendise as for as anything made by Norinco simply by going to marstar, or leverarms. but they are a good place to go to accually pick up and handle a weapon or two.

would I buy there? it all depends on what im purchaseing

I just put the link there because someone had enquired about Desert Eagles earlier in thread, and I know they have at least one on display that you can pick up and handle.

 

[Thompson_JM]

oh absolutly.. its a good store, i never said it wasnt... Ive just found that if you want to buy, always shop around for the best price.

 

[NATO Boy]

Try these guys if you are in the hamilton area www.alsimmonsgunshop.on.ca, I went there a few weeks ago when I was visiting my brother in Hamilton

Heard good things about Al's shop too. One of my friends bought an unissued Type 56 Carbine with EIS as well as an M-305 (Norinco M14 clone.) He told me if you have problems or need repairs on a gun you bought from Al's, he'll have it repaired at no cost. Sounds pretty awesome, I think I'll check the shop out.

 

[NavyShooter]

Well gang,

Sorry to jump back to a seemingly long-dead topic, but I managed to get a nice day to go to the range with the new toy.

Here's a couple of videos:

(Low res, sorry)

5 MB

http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/econolodge/MVI_2350.AVI

1 MB

http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/econolodge/MVI_2352.AVI

NS