A good pistol?
Hungarian PA63 9x18Mak Pistol
looking around and found this one...
Ammo goes about 6-7$ / 50rds.
Hey dad, Hint hint..
looking around and found this one...
Ammo goes about 6-7$ / 50rds.
Hey dad, Hint hint..
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quote:Originally posted by Old Fool
RIAs are made in the Philippines, and, IMHO, are junk. A Ruger is a far better weapon for about the same money, and is backed with great customer service.
Ask Nunn about Ruger's customer service. Or better yet ask any gunsmith if Ruger will sell them parts.
http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1914870 -
quote:Originally posted by dolfan
Jacob,
I agree with the members suggesting you buy a .22 pistol, like the Ruger or Browning and some extra mags.
If you really want a 9x18, I suggest this one. Only a few bucks more and is a C&R. This is a C&P from the site you referenced in one of your posts. SOG has them for $199. Note you get 12+1 round capacity.
The Nagant is costly to feed and slow to load and unload.
You can buy Russian mil-surp rounds at SOG, $14.99/40.
Once these are gone, expect to pay +/- $25 for 50rds.
CZ-82 Czech CZ-82 9x18 Pistol
Item#CZ-82
Now 03 C&R Eligilbe! New Shipment in Better Condition. Original Czech CZ-82 9x18 pistols. This incredible pistol was the Czechoslovakian Army's replacement for the famed CZ-52 7.62x25 pistol. Produced from 1982-1992, it is still the official Military Sidearm. Typical Czech quality steel construction, 12rd High capacity magazine, cock and lock safety, and Super Accurate *polygonal rifled barrel make this pistol simply a steal at this price! Weight: 1.76lbs, Overall Length: 6.77". Mechanically in Excellent Condition. Metal Finish will show minor wear on the sharp edges if any, but is in Excellent Condition as well. Includes Original Holster (Used Condition, may vary between Leather or Camo), 2-12rd magazines.
No Sales to NY, MA,
Price: $209.95
Yeah. I seen that also, but i didnt see the C&R.0 -
Dolfan,
+1 on the CZ-82. I have one and it works GREAT!
McManus,
Well, I have no problem paying a little extra for better quality, but in my honest opinon (having shot both and used my Taurus extensivly) The Taurus edges out the Kimber by a little bit. Paying $300 extra just because it was made in America isn't really an option for me.
Now if they were comparably priced or the Kimber was a little more for a little extra quality, I would probably buy one. But like I said, the versions I held (full sized models) felt bad in my hand and really had no discernable difference in construction quality.
I am unfamiliar with Dan Wesson models, though.
*Sorry, waaaaaay of topic.0 -
I bought a broken one off a buddy awhile back (Cheap). Figured on trying to fix. It needed an extractor for sure. Couldn't find any parts. Was told that extractor breakage was common on these.
Personally I'd shy away from guns that you can't get parts for.0
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