fickman wrote:Using the same logic, Stupid (er. . . your s/n, not slinging mud here), everybody should have all double-action revolvers instead of semi-autos, since they are the simplest and require the least training of all and are actually the most reliable in the largest range of circumstances.
I disagree. I have seen plenty of S&W revolvers at the range that couldn't close their cylinder because the gun was dirty and had trouble putting cartridges in as well because the revolver was/got dirty/fouled. IMO, revolvers require MORE cleaning than semi-auto's and I bought my HK and FN so I wouldn't have to clean them.
), it's got a recoil compensation system built in that is supposed to make even magnum loads incredibly easy on your shoulder. Cabela's carries them for $120, and I'm going to pick one up Friday or Saturday and hit the range.
. That fore-end makes a BIG difference in the way it handles now. 