based browning action

biggest downside is weight

I don't mind weight.

otherwise, it's right up there with every modern hammer fired 9mm

i carry one

not a 75, but a variant

plenty of aftermarket support

not glock tier aftermarket

but plenty

what are you going to do with it?

if you're only going to buy one for target shooting and shooting matches, you might as well get a Shadow 2

I'll look into it then.

you've got a few more CZ options where you're at though

Sphinx 3000

EAA/Tanfoglio

if you want to spend $2K plus

they are the most common competition pistol in Europe, iirc

How is Tanfoglio?

the high end models are quality

lots of competition use

Thats mostly what they're for

https://www.thetrace.org/2018/11/nra-josh-powell-housing-allowance/

this shit

This is why even with Hickok45 promoting the NRA, I can't support it

Negotiating Rights Away

No Rifle Around

No Rifles Anymore*

Any Lobbying they do is to try and negotiate gun laws into being less bad, instead of fighting them in principle

Yeah it's shitty

wonder if they'll change before they self-destruct

tbh i'm totally ok with SAF taking it's place

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqv6TrDHJ8E/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

Fucking hell.

Hey out of curiosity how does someone acquire an mg42 that isn’t already made? I see parts and things floating around gunbroker. Are there people who make new production parts to fit with pre-existing ones?

I see a few people making blanks for them but an MG42 is something out of knowledge, wouldn’t assembly require a skilled gunsmith?

parts kits or re wleds of deactivated or de-milled guns

Ah.

I see kommandoblog has a post about this very thing.

yup

@MAC21500 been ruled out

Even fucking Feinstein is helping us on this