They have these two items out on display now. They weren't there six weeks ago when I last stopped in.The top one is a MG-42, a semiauto version of the German Army's belt fed 7.92 mm, 1,200 to 1,500 rpm machine gun. Yours for $3,600. The front sight is used to change the cycle rate of the gun.
Next to the MG-42 there is a wheel-mounted MG - a WWII SG-43 Goryunov - 7.62 x 54mm belt fed semiautomatic version. The shield has two dents in it that look like they were caused by gun fire. Below is a better picture of the weapon from this site.
While wandering around the shop's disarray, I picked up a used shoulder holster for my 1911.
I am also looking at a used Glock model 30. I just can't seem to stay away from the .45's.
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Glock is a solid gun, but I find the grip angle too spread for the way I shoot tactical. I prefer the Springfield XD. It's pretty smooth.
Hmmm. The XD is nice, I have never held one. I carried the S&W 4506 as a duty gun for almost a decade and never really liked it. I wish I could find a shop around here that had a test range where you could actually fire a range gun of teh model you were interested in before you bought the new one.
Thirty years ago (1977 or so)I bought a S&W mod. 59 but traded it in a few months later because I just didn't like the way it shot. My all time fav for fit and accuracy is the 1911. I just love my Kimber. But it is a bit large for concealed carry and that's why the mod 30 is on the pruchase radar right now. I had a Beretta mini Cougar but the dang thing kept slinging lead to the left (4" at 25 yards) and it drove me nuts. Nice carry piece though.
I like shooting Kimbers as well. Have you tried the Kimber Tactical Pro or Ultra to carry? They're certainly a bit pricier than the Springfields.
Shame you don't have a range to test fire and get a feel for the gun. We've got one just down the street. They'll rent out just about any gun in the shop.
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