Bud's Gun Shop

[dReWpY]

Originally Posted by racedoll

This cheap enough for you?

http://www.e-gun.net/more.asp?gid=20271&gun=Pistol

perfect!

[wildchild]

Originally Posted by drewpy

im looking for a cheap and mean the cheapest 22 pistol ya'll can find.. ready set go!

i found a NEOS for $237 that i liked, i just want something for plunking, my 1911 gets expensive fast!

we have a NEOS, it's fun as hell to shoot and all but free. only thing I don't like about it is the take down method makes it seem a little toyish. unscrew this plastic screw to remove the barrel and slide?

but we haven't had any issues with it at all. did receive a recall on it though. we haven't sent it in, they say may fire upon racking the slide. we have not experienced any issues with it, but will probably send it in for fix soon. just in case.

[Triple]

Originally Posted by Twobanger

.380 I'd look at the S&W Bodyguard. GT Distributers sells them for 289.

Just discovered GT Distributers has a showroom less than 40 minutes from me. No shipping or transfer fees, sweet.

[OneSickPsycho]

I must say, that S&W Bodyguard looks money... I'd love to shoot one, maybe buy one... I'm leary of all the chatter about them falling apart though...

[Triple]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

I must say, that S&W Bodyguard looks money... I'd love to shoot one, maybe buy one... I'm leary of all the chatter about them falling apart though...

Pros:
- size
- comfort
- accuracy
- PRICE

Cons:
- questionable build quality
- reliability issues
- unpredictable ammunition supply

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by Triple

Pros:
- size
- comfort
- accuracy
- PRICE

Cons:
- questionable build quality
- reliability issues
- unpredictable ammunition supply

Reliability and build quality are right at the top of my 'important shit to have in a CCW'...

[dReWpY]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

Reliability and build quality are right at the top of my 'important shit to have in a CCW'...

ccw a 1911, you have a big enough frame that you would be able to conceal it, if im have my holster on and all but my meshy you cant tell its there

[HokieDNA01]

I have the Taurus 24/7 pro 9mm and really like it although the trigger does have a lot of play. I have gotten used to it. It is too large however for me to carry so I keep it as a home defense gun. I also have a Kahr cw9 that I really like. It is a single stack so it is much thinner and easier to conceal. It kicks harder than the Taurus but is manageable and accurate. Might want to take a look at the Kahr as well.

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by drewpy

ccw a 1911, you have a big enough frame that you would be able to conceal it, if im have my holster on and all but my meshy you cant tell its there

I would prefer something completely concealed... For a 1911, I could just carry my M&P.

[Triple]

Any ladies here ever try to carry a full-frame pistol? Any purses/bags available purpose-made to conceal something as big as the SW9VE?