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would be nice to try a cz po1 one against a 75 compact and a sig 239 .

Okay, I'm familiar with what a glock looks like, but "pics or it never happened"!

Did someone say gun porn?

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What a fine collection, I've always liked the look of those H&K's.

That P7 is cracking, certainly on my list if I manage to move to a 'free' country. What made it 'historically significant'?

Rarms wrote:What made it 'historically significant'?

Squeeze cocking, gas retarded. Scientifically significant, would fit the criteria.

Did you ever get the P9S sorted?

Nice i like the P7, only seen one other at the range.

Sim G wrote:

Rarms wrote:What made it 'historically significant'?

Squeeze cocking, gas retarded. Scientifically significant, would fit the criteria.

Did you ever get the P9S sorted?

nail/head :) unique design is what does the trick. Makes a nice mark on the cases from the fluted chamber.
I love the P7, I just need more mags, :( rounds go so quick

nope, not so far. I tried to find a new bolt face, but that never really went anywhere. it's getting to the point that I may just try some sort of liquid metal/putty etc and see if that can retain it. PITA...

been trying some 145gr bullets in the Steyr M9A1, that has cut down on the FTE's I'd been having, and tightened my group up. just need to shorten up my COL by a few thou.

and with my Enfield No2 38S&W, I have found some 180gr 357 bullets that are shooting quite nicely over 2.5gr of unique. I just need to find some sort of solution to crimp the ends slightly to aid the chambering.

Being untutored in such things, can someone explain how 7.3 works, and where you can actually shoot and store guns held on that section.

It it legal to import a 7.3 revolver if it can be had on ticket? I have a cunning plan.

If you search my posts for 7.3 i have gone into it in detail before. I'm just off to bed now or would do it all again.

Bottom line with importing a revolver would bee what id's it and why is it important enough to fulfil a requirement of the heritage scheme?