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That's why I love my old P99QA. Put over 1000 rounds through the thing before I ever even oiled it. Came dry from the factory. 75% of the time it's shooting crappy steel cased ammo. Never had a FTF or FTE. Hell, the slide was getting stuck rearward after every shot for about half a second...

Heh.

You're in Gray. Go peruse Howells.

Damn you...

Took a class? What'd you shoot?

Wouldn't mind a bit bigger and would love an enclosed cab in the winter, but it gets the job done nonetheless.

I saved $260ish. I couldn't help myself...kept clicking the add to cart button.

What you need is one o' these. Yes...I've been bad, I fold down the rollover bar.

4Sevens Maelstrom G5 and Armytek Predator.

Stoeger Cougar is a nice reliable gun. Basically it is the old Beretta Cougar, rebadged and sold by Stoeger. They're a bit girthy though, and they weigh a ton. That's the cheapest thing I'll recommend. Everything else that comes to mind is in the $550 range.

Your best bet is to shoot a few different ones. For instance, I dig my carry gun, a Walther PPQ 9mm, and yet, someone else might not like it.

Forgot about the Streamlight Sidewinder clipped onto the strap on my bag.

I'll take them AO34s off your hands.

I realized that I have amassed a rather large collection of knives and a few flashlights. A least every couple of weeks, I buy a new one. Top row from largest to smallest CRKT Ultima, ESEE-3, Gerber Epic, CRKT Triumph N.E.C.K., Ka-bar ZK Acheron, Buck Hartsook. Multi-tools (When I lose...

oOOooo...

Last night while fiiiiinnally being able to play Skyrim.

Not sure of the actual rate. They had my M1 Carbine for a couple of weeks. They fully cleaned it, polished the chamber, finished pressing on my rear sight for me, greased all the movables, and then put three mags through it to make sure the problem was gone. Came out to $45.

They've actually all been rather sweet tasting beers.