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I did Basic Training with the M-14 and that was one accurate rifle. I shot expert with mine. Truth be told I'm glad I didn't have to carry it Viet Nam. Not the rifle itself, but weight of the ammunition plus the rifle was too much,

I just found his Forum myself and I'm impressed. I bought one of these also. How are you liking yours?

It's a "Paratrooper" or "Cowboy Carbine" made by China for Civilian sales here, Now the ones your talking about are here. I had an 03 License and a Credit Card and the third MOST important thing a Wife that doesn't care what I buy.

I had an M-16A1 and it was out of the box new when it was issued to me and yes I'd pay five figures for it. The LE 1620 is no slouch though!

The gun is exactly like I bought it in 1970. I didn't do the "Absolutely necessary" collet bushing upgrade or anything else. Hard to believe I carried this for twenty years but back then Colt made guns to last. My SP-1 is still shooting great after all this time too!

The KUNA's brace feels a bit short to me. Nature of the beast, I guess. The Saint Victor has very good reviews. When I was working the Colt SMG was what we had, I never liked it. I still don't know what attracted me to the KUNA, but I'm glad I bought it. If you decide on the Saint Victor I...

Is there some significance to the silver medallion?

I lived there for 24 years then headed North and never looked back.

Impulse buy, I have other .45's.

Does that model come with a collapsible stock?

I worked a trade with the local ACE hardware that will give me $275.00 credit toward the purchase of any gun I want. The trade in is a Taurus TH45 that WILL NOT WORK! This the third gun Taurus sent me that will not function with 230 Grain FMJ. I quit. I'm losing close to $200 on the deal but...

Yes. Second gun I bought when I got back from Viet Nam. The first was a Colt AR-15.

Took the Hound Of The Baskervilles for a hike before the Storm Of The Century hits. 18 to 24 inches of snow supposed to start at 7:00. Popped off a few rounds with my Sig P322 with a Suppressor using CCI Suppressor rounds. Pretty quiet, but I got two failures to feed. Not terribly thrilled...

Caried it for decades. Just a plain jane Colt Series 70. That's a Browning .22 on top.

I received the Sig P320 full size and a 320 Compact for my birthday. ( She does this kind of thing ever since we married) Now everyone and their Brother claims these guns fire by themselves. I've done some research and most of these "Accidental Discharges" appear to be operator error or a bad...

Here is newest carry, first one with an Optic and I'm a real novice with the Optic. Nothing wrong with striker fired guns, but I like hammer fired for carry.

I have the older model ad it's always worked well. I don't carry it though. The Ruger LCPII in .380 is not that much bigger.

She shot a DOG!!! Off with her head!

I have two, a 9 MM Hellcat and a KUNA. I like the Hellcat for those times when I need smaller concealable gun. The KUNA? Don't ask me. I've never been drawn to the sub-machine gun types but somehow I saw the KUNA and I wanted it! It's a fun shooter and with a Red Dot or even the iron sights...

Some of my CZ's