Recent content by markmmg

I have a Smith and Wesson 22A pistol that my wife loves to shoot. It is a full size semi-auto pistol in .22 cal so there isn't much kick to it.

After doing some more research, I found that Hi-Point does make a .380 with a compensator.

I stopped by a pawn shop this afternoon and they had a .380 Hi-Point pistol with a compensator on the barrel for $160. I have never heard of Hi-Point guns. Everything I have found on-line says that they are inexpensive but very reliable handguns. The gun at the pawn show was in very good...

For $30 more you can get a brand new P95. Why waste your money on such a beat up gun? I could cost you another $30 or much more just to get it looking nice again, if it ever works.

Well then I may have to try out a Sigma .40. My local Academy Sporting goods store has them for $320.

I have a P89 and I would like to add a .40 semiauto with a polymer frame. I heard bad things about the S&W Sigma .40.

I saw a new one here recently for $290. It had the stainless slide and the black frame.

I was at my local Bass Pro recenty and they only had hollow point 9mm ammo. All of the cheaper stuff for target practice was sold out. I rarely see more than 2 or 3 boxes of 9mm ammo at Wal-Mart too.

I wouldn't try it. I have a P89 too and I have been wanting to do the same thing with mine. There is not a rail that just bolts onto the gun without modifying it. If you happen to screw up when drilling the holes, then you could ruin the gun. After looking at a few new pistols, I found that...

I stopped by a local pawn shop today and they have a used P95 for $289. Is that a good price? I have a P89 that I paid around $400 for about 14 years ago. The P95 at the pawn shop appeared to be in really good condition and have very little signs of wear or abuse.