Sandlapper

I like Midway, they also donate to the NRA. I got my Colt AR from Cabela's, I love it! I got my daughter's Mossberg Plinkster .22 from there as well and my wife's Ruger .380 from there.

Just my humble opinion, I do almost all of my shooting and camping shopping at Cabela's. I luuuuuuuv me some Cabela's and online at Midway for Ammo.

: ) I understand

Not really the grip angle as much as my hand goes past the end of the grip. Like it has a shorter hand grip.

He probably told me but I don't recall that.

I'm not sure of the model.

A buddy of mine, he is a police officer, he swears by his Glock 9 but I don't like the way the Glock feels in my hand. The hand grip is too short for my hand.

My really cool side arm that I just bought and haven't even shot yet is a 1936 German Luger, all matching numbers, even the magazine. All of the markings are on it, even the German Eagle. it is a 9mm as well of course. : )

I bought my wife a Ruger .380. It is ok but it has a long trigger pull which I don't like for her.

I love my S&W M&P 9mm, fits awesomely in my hand.

Nice AK...the wood work is a lot darker than mine. Beautiful piece of machinery. : )

Very nice, I wish we could have great cooperating and active folks like that around me here in SC. Great job brothers, looks like y'all learned a lot and had great fun. : )

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Great piece of info...Thank u. : )

So far I have 14 thirty rd mags. 8 of the old military ones and 6 of the plastic ones, one is the see through type. one can never have too many mags : )