Have the Bauer that looks like that

Thanks for the review. I was randomly looking at an online listing and thought the barrel looked cool. Convinced me to get it for my first gun, going to use it for classes soon.

Kinda like the safety on a glock there is a little free trigger pull before engaging .To me it feels like that. Bought my P95 new in the early 2000's.

You are nit picking. This is the nature of all mild steel targets. The dents don’t interfere with the function of the targets. They will last a very long time. I guess the paint will be viewed as sub standard as well because it comes off when shot.

Just picked up an IMMACULATE 39-2 for $500 plus tax and transfer fee, never give up looking for a deal

Cary Circles

Lol. F the hole

my cousin just gifted me his. havent shot it yet.

Paying 200$ for this pistol design is overpriced unless the seller can prove it’s never been fired. These cast Zamak pistols aren’t gonna last forever like a pre atomic steel Colt or Tokarev

Maybe it's a copy of the south African beretta copy

I carried one as an MP in the Army for most of 1980-89, Security Site only certain positions had Pistols as they were not needed/useless for the Job. 1985 oh were getting the Beretta M9’s, only saw USAF SP’s carry them as we never got them in Europe as a whole until I got out!

It legit makes me mad this gun doesn’t get more love. So simple and does not fail. I have ZERO malfunctions with this gun. AND IT IS ACCURATE AF . Even a nervous/novice shooter should be able to hit a quarter at 50 yards with a zero’d in red dot

Can’t beat the CX4 Storm. I have two.

Why not just use mineral oil

Love my G2c

Hermann Street

I'll second this. Got over 4K through mine and eats everything. Had a few FTF/FTE with Winchester white box (525 HP) but everything else is flawless. GF loves this gun so much its now her go to range toy. Tired the Taurus TX, and we both felt the S&W was superior in every way but 1. The sights and lack of optics cut. Tossed on some fiber sights and perfection.

Yup need one

love mine. Its on the large size for a pocket rocket. Was going to get a betetta but this had perfect reviews. Never a failure of any type. Like most semi auto pistols its easy to take down and clean in ten minutes after. Bought spare parts for later in its life. Great pocket rocket. Always wanted a 6.35 mm. its funny as i own an air rifle in this caliber and the pcp airgun is roughly 20 foot pounds stronger then the avg ammo (buffalo bore 60 grain hardcast is just short of 100 fpe but the rest is somewhere in the 60s fpe).

Could you technically heat up the trigger, bend the metal backwards and most likely will have to grind off a little bit off the bottom of the trigger because it will add length when you bend it back in order to get even a shorter reach trigger and more of a straight trigger also?

Where people are having issues with feeding/ejecting is most likely from shooting low velocity ammunition. My assumption for solving the problem if you wanna run subsonic would be compressing the slide's spring just a little to loosen the tension, but you would probably have problems running high velocity ammo, so I'm not sure about that working well. However, with the last round bolt hold, we found that stretching the magazine springs out from 4-7/8" to around 5-1/8" and compressing the bolt catch spring to loosen it up just a little keeps the catch consistent.

where did you buy the bottom plastic piece from?

Can you update this video, SESAC has blocked this video from bein played in the U.S.

244 Kemmer Cliffs

It tells you NOT to use bare hands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Currently waiting on the background check to come back on one of these. It's near mint - honestly shocked I found one in such incredible condition in the wild. I owned one years ago & have always regretted trading it - finally rectifying that mistake.

MCARBO *****

Don’t decock the hammer manually like that. It’s dangerous. Use the safety to decock the hammer, as designed. Thank you!

My new 92X is having light strikes even with # 17 hammer spring, after beretta warranty work and a very long wait. I still have the same issue, thinking after A few messages with langdon tactical,he thought its possible the firing pin block is not getting out of the way fast enough, which seems to be , 160 rds, 5 light strikes. And you can clearly see from spent casings some are not hit as hard as others, no nothing is in the firing pin channel, also replaced the firing pin, firing pin block lever, frustration to say the least.

I have one. New. Not a goddamned thing wrong with it for its intended purpose. But it has way too many safeties. But its only use is as a guest star in an anti-gun Hawaii Five Oh episode.

Bennett Views

Is it possible just to remove the cylinder from the cylinder crane without removing all the other stuff?

Schimmel Fort

Klein Grove

Pretty sure Polymer80 is out of business!

Just got a p95. Haven't shot it yet it's only my 3rd gun I've had a Taurus pt908 for years (a little quirky of a gun at first but once you get used to its shortcomings it does the trick) but just got this p95, I've heard it's a much better gun than my other one Is there anything I should know about it before I go shoot it for the first time like particular ammo etc? (which was a problem at first for my Taurus) Also my wife just got a little Remington rm380 we haven't shot yet either, looks like a pretty decent, simple little gun

I have carried full for almost 30 years if you have the right holster and gun fanny pack the bottom line full size can be done but its not for everyone having a gun and caliber that will do for you and being on target not wasting ammo thats what will win in the end

I have cleaned all my gun in peroxide that get all oil and really clean it up good for painting

Love that color,very nice i have G2C IN gold it looks sweet thank for showing

Just got on of these.....thanks

I found one for 600$ at a pawn shop i had to snag it

For me, the choices were down to G17, G19, XD9, and MP9 2.0. I could not get comfortable with G grip and controls so did not shoot well. XD9 and MP9 were about equal shooting. MP9 was marginally better to hold. XD9 has LCI and striker indicators which I use a lot. I went with the XD9 because it was $200 less.

Used to have the p90 about 20 years ago. The only reason I didn't keep it was it only held 8 rounds. But I found a p85 9mm which is 👌🏽 perfect. I've always liked how it shoots and the way it's made. They definitely hold their value❤

You mean the Walther locking block

3091 Marion Run

This was the first handgun my dad ever bought me. It was mine from the time he got it home. I was 12-13. Had shot all his pistols but fell in love with a later version of this gun. I still carry it to this day. If I need it I know it’ll run. Have nothing bad to say about it.

Take it apart and inspect it, might be able to repair yourself. Perhaps a burr on metal is preventing the hammer block from fully extending. You might be able to buy a stripped-down Rossi as a gun parts kit off Gunbroker and fix it.

The Feather 22 weighs 3 lbs 5.9 oz with a loaded 20 round magazine which is 2.1 ounces under 3.5 lbs. I think it's the smallest and lightest semi auto .22 rifle in existence.

Back in 2012 we had a MASSIVE snow attack in south central Alaska. First time in 75 some years that the schools in town had to close because the snow load was too heavy on the school roofs and the school buses could not move around. Radio, TV & internet ads / announcements were asking able-bodied men with snow shovels to come to town and clear snow from roofs and walkways, etc.. I sent an e-mail and open letter via the internet to Al Gore to come to South-Central Alaska and help me shovel snow from my driveway so that I could get to work. I told him that his "Global Warming" stuff was not factual. He never showed up. Where are you Al Gore? P.S. I just subscribed.