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bschuu
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So...
Coming from CA to TN , the gun ideas are endless & I need your help to grow my collection.

What is your favorite gun in your collection?


Pictured from Top to Bottom:

12" - Palmetto State Armory AR [.223/.556]
8" w/ 2" Flash Can - Palmetto State Armory AR [.223/.556]
Sig Sauer P320c [9mm]
CZ P10C [9mm]
Sig Sauer P320 X-Five [9mm]


(NOT PICTURED: Benelli SuperNova Shotgun, DelTon Sport 16" AR, customized P320 in the building stage (missing takedown safety lever)]


( Be nice Wink )



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12131
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Congratulations to moving to free land.


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the move might be more expensive than you planned for!
 
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Dakor
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Two posts on pretty much the same subject in different sections of the Forum is frowned upon.
 
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Looks like a nice setup you have.

Not so much as a different gun, but the P320 would be fun in .357 Sig, so an exchange kit may be the way to go.

A P220 in 10mm or a .38 Super 1911 would be my first suggestion. You will buy a Glock! and a carbine kit would make it more fun. Wink

I'm an opportunist, so I don't really go looking for a particular type or style as the best way to find a deal is to not need one.



 
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Originally posted by 12131:
Congratulations to moving to free land.

- Feels really good!

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Originally posted by airbubba:
the move might be more expensive than you planned for!

- Definitely an understatement Smile

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Originally posted by Dakor:
Two posts on pretty much the same subject in different sections of the Forum is frowned upon.

- Sorry, sir. How does one delete a post?

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Originally posted by .38supersig:
Looks like a nice setup you have.

Not so much as a different gun, but the P320 would be fun in .357 Sig, so an exchange kit may be the way to go.

A P220 in 10mm or a .38 Super 1911 would be my first suggestion. You will buy a Glock! and a carbine kit would make it more fun. Wink

I'm an opportunist, so I don't really go looking for a particular type or style as the best way to find a deal is to not need one.


Oohh. Never thought about going the exchange route!
P220 in 10mm Legion style?! Now we’re talking!
Glock… I want a G19 or 43x but there’s none in stock anywhere I’m at… Wink

I love your motto, best way to find a deal is to not need one!


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You came to the right place...

I do not have a favorite gun in my modest collection, but I would say my go to is my P226 Stainless Steel Elite. That said, I am debating long and hard on several new pistols that may or may not knock the P226 off the top.

The first thing I did when I escaped NYistan for Texas was start assembling my own AR-15s. Great fun and satisfaction building a custom, especially if you want a specific caliber. My first two builds were both chambered in 6.8 SPC: 16" rifle and a 10.5" pistol with Dolos detachable barrel system and Law Tactical folder.

Enjoy your freedom. I will be struggling having moved to once free Virginia.
 
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Is the top one a SBR?
 
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Nice collection thus far, seems like you may need a 45ACP though to round out those 9’s and 556’s. I’d suggest a nice 1911, though FN, Glock, HK, Sig all make excellent 45’s if you are not a 1911 person.
 
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I have several Rifles and handguns but the one I always end up going to the range with is my 1943 Underwood M1 Carbine. I just can’t shoot it enough.
 
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You don't need our help, just buy, buy, buy... Big Grin



 
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Originally posted by burnetma:
You came to the right place...

I do not have a favorite gun in my modest collection, but I would say my go to is my P226 Stainless Steel Elite. That said, I am debating long and hard on several new pistols that may or may not knock the P226 off the top.

The first thing I did when I escaped NYistan for Texas was start assembling my own AR-15s. Great fun and satisfaction building a custom, especially if you want a specific caliber. My first two builds were both chambered in 6.8 SPC: 16" rifle and a 10.5" pistol with Dolos detachable barrel system and Law Tactical folder.

Enjoy your freedom. I will be struggling having moved to once free Virginia.


I hear ya, it's a blast building from ground up. At least you got a collection prior to your arrival in VA!


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Is the top one a SBR?


Possibly Wink


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Nice collection thus far, seems like you may need a 45ACP though to round out those 9’s and 556’s. I’d suggest a nice 1911, though FN, Glock, HK, Sig all make excellent 45’s if you are not a 1911 person.


1911 sounds like a fantastic addition... Along with a FN, Glock and HK Smile


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You don't need our help, just buy, buy, buy... Big Grin


Don't tempt me with a good time!
Cool


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A traditional DA/SA is necessary for any collection. A Sig or Beretta would be my recommendation. Sounds like you enjoy tinkering. Beretta’s are easy to customize.


Sigs, HKs, 1911s, Berettas, Glocks and SW revolvers
 
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Glock 29SF would be something different and a great woods gun that doubles as city carry as well.


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"You will buy a Glock"


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Originally posted by Warhorse:
"You will buy a Glock"


Can I get the lottery numbers too?
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"You will buy a Glock"


Can I get the lottery numbers too?
Wink

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