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  • Gooseneck
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    i shot the DE .50 at the range. it is a monster for sure
    I bet man. A friend of mine shot the S&W 500 a couple weeks ago and said he was through after about 3 rounds. Said he almost broke his glasses. 50's are just too much in my opinion. No need to decapitate the guy when a 45 will do the trick.

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by Gooseneck View Post
    I just sold a Desert Eagle .50 a week ago. It had the 44mag barrel with it. That gun is enormous, but I was told that they jam a lot.
    i shot the DE .50 at the range. it is a monster for sure

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  • Gooseneck
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    Originally posted by badasz32 View Post
    i love my magnum research, baby desert eagle .40 cal its the ****.

    I just sold a Desert Eagle .50 a week ago. It had the 44mag barrel with it. That gun is enormous, but I was told that they jam a lot.

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  • badasz32
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    i love my magnum research, baby desert eagle .40 cal its the ****.

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  • Gooseneck
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    I'm hoping to not exceed $900 which I think is feasible. Above that and you're getting more into customs and the like. I'm really leaning towards the Kimber now. Talked with my uncle earlier who has one as well and he said its his favorite of all his guns.

    I could always spend $100 on a High-Point and blow the rest of my money on crap.................nahhh. =)

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  • JsJs24
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    Originally posted by Gooseneck View Post
    Thanks for the suggestions bro. I've thought about the XD 45 but the angle of grip doesnt feel right to me. Not to mention they're on backorder for months. I'll look into the HK's as well.

    Thanks again, its always fun talking about guns.
    Yea I like a longer grip, which is another reason I went with the H&K. Try one out bro, you will like it most likely. I don't know what you plan to spend but H&Ks are a little higher than some others. Mine was $800, plus I spent another $100 for night sights. The tactical version is around $1,100.

    Last edited by JsJs24; 02-11-2007, 08:16 PM. Reason: added more info

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  • Gooseneck
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    Originally posted by JsJs24 View Post
    Also, for the price the new Springfield XD is awesome. I shot the 9mm and almost bought it. I may buy it here soon actually. The .45 is nice too. The owner of the dealer I go to used it in a comp and was exptremely pleased with it. He is otherwise an H&K user.

    Thanks for the suggestions bro. I've thought about the XD 45 but the angle of grip doesnt feel right to me. Not to mention they're on backorder for months. I'll look into the HK's as well.

    Thanks again, its always fun talking about guns.

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  • JsJs24
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    [QUOTE=Gooseneck;773708]Well guys, I think I may have changed my mind on the glock and am leaning towards the Kimber Procarry II now. I love Glock, but this gun is amazing. I've fooled with kimbers before and they feel great, the cost is a bit more so I'm in conflict trying to decide.


    Be sure to check out the H&K .45 USP and USP Tactical. The tactical is what the Navy Seals use. My friend has that one and I have the USP. The difference is an o-ring at the end of the muzzle for better flotation of the barrel and a threaded end for a silencer. It makes for a pretty cool setup when you add the silencer and a red laser w/white light attachment to it.

    Good luck in choosing. There are many nice ones out there. Also, for the price the new Springfield XD is awesome. I shot the 9mm and almost bought it. I may buy it here soon actually. The .45 is nice too. The owner of the dealer I go to used it in a comp and was exptremely pleased with it. He is otherwise an H&K user.

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  • JsJs24
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    I bought an H&K .45 a while back and love it. Never been much of a fan of Glocks but it should be a good gun.

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  • mtnmedic
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    Kimbers got a nice feel fer sure ! when it comes to gear or something life saving it's worth spending the extra bucks for quality.

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  • Gooseneck
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    Re: Getting a new Glock.

    Well guys, I think I may have changed my mind on the glock and am leaning towards the Kimber Procarry II now. I love Glock, but this gun is amazing. I've fooled with kimbers before and they feel great, the cost is a bit more so I'm in conflict trying to decide.



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  • 6p6
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    .45's are smoking, they will leave a big hole in someone...I personally prefer .40 calibers since for the weight and magazine capacity.

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by Gooseneck View Post
    Yea, the 10mm's are hardcore, very similer to the 45 but a bit snappier of a recoil.
    never shot the glock .45 but i did shoot my buddies kember .45 and it was a joy beyond what i thought it would be. slickest most accurate pistol i have ever shot. of course its the only custom i have shot

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  • DJDIGGLER
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    Originally posted by Corrodo View Post
    NICE bro..I got a springfield armory 9mm for christmas..Its a beauty too Your going to love that one.
    That's a nice gun! One of my customers whom owns a gun shop, showed me that gun. He said it's a very reliable and powerful at a good price!

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  • Gooseneck
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    Yea, the 10mm's are hardcore, very similer to the 45 but a bit snappier of a recoil.

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