yeah i know you have one. i actually wouldnt mind having one just to beat up and lug around when needed.

try swapping mags (as you mentioned). thats often the problem.

or if you want a quality pistol, this is as low as ive seen this compact SW MP. 10+1 ambidextrous controls. nice carry/conceal gun.

$292.00 + Free S/H


SPECIFICATIONSFinish Black Type Semi-Automatic Action Striker Fire Action Caliber 9mm Barrel Length 3.5" Capacity 10 + 1 Safety Mag Safety Only Grips Black Sights White Dot Weight 21.7 oz - See more at:

Description:
Meet the M&P From Smith & Wesson.
Reinforced polymer chassis, superior ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, proven safety features. The new standard in reliability when your job is to serve and protect and your life is on the line.
In the design ofthe M&P, we considered the needs of military and law enforcement from every conceivable angle. No other polymer pistol offers this combination of versatility, durability and safety.
UPC#: 022188092042
SKU#: 109204
Bud's Item Number#: 50836

just keep it and get the shield.

i want a henry .45 lever action next. or a .44 mag or .357/.38



I can find this one for just under $700 and its the nicest rifle Ive ever seen in person. The brass on it just stands out with the blued/black barrel and walnut stock. Its the same rifle used in Silverado and apparently steve mcqueen used one in some series he was in. I think it was called Wanted. This picture clearly doesnt do it justice.

Its very functional, holds 10+1 and is accurate as all get out. Comes in .22 LR as well and can be had for 400+. Certainly something you want to pass down from generation to generation.

Samuel Colt gets credit for the first working revolver that made all men equal. This Henry was created right at the start of the civil war and used by like 1100 mostly union soldiers i think it was. But the majority were purchased (9,000 maybe) privately because they were so expensive but like having an automatic weapon by todays standards. It was created by Benjamin Henry Tyler and became the basis for winchester rifles that are still used today. Its probably why custer got slaughtered as they used the single-shot springfields at little big horn.

alright, ill stop rambling. just trying to say this gun is really a work of art then with its history its hard to not love it. and a lever action rifle is just badass if youve ever shot one. which most everyone has.

hopefully someone here has one. saw one in bass pro for 800 +tax.

Henry is a fine gun. American made too. I'd love to have a golden boy and a big boy but damn they are high dollar I just can't afford it. I've entered a bunch of drawings to win one but come up dry. That's about the only way I'm gettin one ha.

It'd take an awful lot of meat for that I'd think.

cheap home defense 12 ga pump good reviews.

Price: $150.43



@Kentucky Gun Co

Description:

Hard Hitting 12 Gauge Chambering
Escort AimGuard™ and MarineGuard™ Home Defense shotguns are the long-standing workhorses of the Escort Home Defense line. These shotguns feature a rifle-style front sight on an 18 inch, cylinder bore barrel. The AimGuard comes with a black synthetic stock and matte black metal finish, while the MarineGuard is offered in water resistant nickel finish and black synthetic stock. These pumps both have short stroke actions for quick repeat shots over a 5 round tube magazine, and have large, easy to find slide releases ahead of their trigger guard. Their short barrels make them ideal for tight spots and easy handling. Both come in 12 gauge, only. Both the AimGuard and MarineGuard come with sling swivel studs and a dovetailed receiver for mounting accessory sights.
Product Specs
Manufacturer Number HAT00020
Type Shotgun
Action Pump
Barrel Length 18"
Caliber 12 Gauge
Finish Blued
Grips Black Synthetic
Sights Rifle-style Front Sight
Weight 6.25 lbs.
SCR-HAT00020