NoGlock4U
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I like the Beretta
I like the Beretta
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Springfield 1911 or Beretta 92?
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BRobb19
Regular Member
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DreQo wrote:
sorry Dre, but that isn't correct.
it's actually 67.4% of all statistics that are made-up on the spot.
DreQo wrote:
sorry Dre, but that isn't correct.
it's actually 67.4% of all statistics that are made-up on the spot.
marshaul
Campaign Veteran
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BRobb19 wrote:
BRobb19 wrote:
Ooh, recursive fun! If we keep doing this, it'll be 99% in no time! :shock:
Citizen
Founder's Club Member
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marshaul wrote:
I don'tmake up statistics.
100% of the time I steal them from Marshaul. So, statistically, I'm more likely to plagiarize than lie.
Unless you follow Mark Twains three types of lies: Lies, damn lies, and statistics. Then I'm a plagiarizing liar. Which is pretty pitiful. Its really sad when a fella can't make up his own lies and has to plagiarize them.
marshaul wrote:
I don'tmake up statistics.
100% of the time I steal them from Marshaul. So, statistically, I'm more likely to plagiarize than lie.
Unless you follow Mark Twains three types of lies: Lies, damn lies, and statistics. Then I'm a plagiarizing liar. Which is pretty pitiful. Its really sad when a fella can't make up his own lies and has to plagiarize them.
.40 Cal
State Researcher
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I do also have a Taurus PT92 that has the same dimensions as the Berretta. Even though we are the OC warriors, concealability may be a factor you may want to consider. The slim lines of a 1911 make it very suitable for this purpose. The Berretta is much more bulky. The added ammo also means added weight.
I do also have a Taurus PT92 that has the same dimensions as the Berretta. Even though we are the OC warriors, concealability may be a factor you may want to consider. The slim lines of a 1911 make it very suitable for this purpose. The Berretta is much more bulky. The added ammo also means added weight.
BRobb19
Regular Member
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.40 Cal wrote:
good point. i have indeed thought about that, and the 92 is definitely bulky to be lugging around.
BAH!
.40 Cal wrote:
good point. i have indeed thought about that, and the 92 is definitely bulky to be lugging around.
BAH!
Starfire6
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What do ya think about the Taurus 1911? :question:
What do ya think about the Taurus 1911? :question:
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Starfire6 wrote:
Starfire6 wrote:
Shoots well, and you get a lot of "extras" for a great price. On the other hand, I think they're ugly with waaaay too much writing on the slide and frame. I'd rather have a RIA Tactical, but they're much harder to come by.
.40 Cal
State Researcher
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http://www.centerfiresystems.com/
There you go. Rock Island is a better firearm for a better price than the Taurus. It still isn't a Springer, but it definitely has the goods!
http://www.centerfiresystems.com/
There you go. Rock Island is a better firearm for a better price than the Taurus. It still isn't a Springer, but it definitely has the goods!
marshaul
Campaign Veteran
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RIAs can be bought from Gunbroker easily and at a better price (including fees) than you'll find a Taurus in a shop. Recommended.
RIAs can be bought from Gunbroker easily and at a better price (including fees) than you'll find a Taurus in a shop. Recommended.