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just for you emt, 1st or 2nd deal in the old country was with you

I am pricing the barreled action at $300 and the stock at $150. The rest is smith build money.

Custom guns are all over the place and hard to sell in many calibers. Looking at the components my estimate would be no more than $750 without the glass.

Yes it is wider by about 1/8, possibly making for faster mag changes in competition style shooting, due to being easier to grab out of an open mag pouch. In the real world I see no benefit in a regular covered mag pouch. Not many self defense shootings that require 19+ rounds.

In got one in a deal on tos and it is nice for range use. It would be annoying on a carry pistol. If you get to Newnan, you can try mine out.

For the money they are getting for them you could build a 9mm ar.

Depends on if you got an alarm or not.....

Not nearly as scary as a ''high capacity'' magazine.

If you reload it takes a long, long, time to recoup your investment in tooling shooting .223 and pistol calibers. The advantages that you gain are consistency in rifle ammunition and huge cost savings on larger calibers 7mm, 30 caliber, etc. If I advised a newbie it would be to get a couple...

.22 for a nickle sure, but for 10c each I will shoot 9mm

Have a primary system that you train the most with, and stick with it except ''occasional'' recreation.

I bet ''that'' isn't dusty

I had a Taurus 66 that would shoot very accurately and consistently. Just like a Smith except the finish.

Not holding the firearm firmly enough causing the slide to not cycle.

Just get a baby Glock, everyone likes babies...except the noisy ones that scream all night........

I agree with you in most cases good Sir, except for Sam isn't '' most ladies'' and is unlikely to limp wrist etc.

Doesn't it make more since to use a gun for backup that is chambered in the caliber that you are carrying an extra 30 of?

I beg you, please reconsider. Get a Glock 26, same size, 5 more shots. NEVER timing issues. Easier to reload/ carry ectra mags.

I left a negative feedback for an item that had a hidden defect that the seller lied about, passing off the item as being functional. Negative removed with no explanation after one was requested of staff members. I have not bought a gun there since, but have sold an item or 2, and still scrounge...

Don't abandon the kid to a druggie! What are YOU smoking?