Handgun legislate.

[483]

Hello, people!

I am the newest member from Russia, my nick-name is 483.

Seems in my country soon will come the legislation in handguns.

As it is world-wide knowledge, that Texas people always wearing a

handgun, please, recommend one handy and reliable.

Regards,

483

 

[Texas42]

Let me get off my horse and I will tell you. . . . .. . .

 

[M. Sage]

Lol, not everybody in Texas wears a handgun, and we don't wear them on our hips like in Westerns!

Handy and reliable? Geez, where to start? It's kind of hard to recommend a handgun (or rifle or shotgun) without knowing what you would expect from it. A self-defense gun for daily carry? A sport pistol for competitive shooting? Something to keep the home safe? Just target shooting for fun?

Tokarev TT-33 and Makarov PM are two great guns from your home country that are reliable and useful. The PM probably falls more under the "handy" category, since I'd rather not try concealing a Tokarev every day. But I'd much rather have a Tokarev for a home-defense pistol.

The gun shop I used to frequent before I moved was run by a couple of ex-Russians. I used to call them my Russian arms suppliers.

 

[483]

in most of handguns I would chose S&W 342PD

but, very wise, mechanizm,

need something like, but simple

 

[txinvestigator]

Hello, people!

I am the newest member from Russia, my nick-name is 483.

Seems in my country soon will come the legislation in handguns.

As it is world-wide knowledge, that Texas people always wearing a

handgun, please, recommend one handy and reliable.

Regards,

483

I am living in log cabin so I am not having internet.

Dasvidanya, Comrade

 

[tju1973]

Hello, people!

I am the newest member from Russia, my nick-name is 483.

Seems in my country soon will come the legislation in handguns.

As it is world-wide knowledge, that Texas people always wearing a

handgun, please, recommend one handy and reliable.

Regards,

483

Does it matter? Whatever we recommend you can probably not really find in Russia-- FInd what you can get in your country, test it and get it. I do not think though that your government-- if you are from Russia and in Russia-- will grant you that right anyway. You probably are better off getting one through unconventional channels and just not flaunting it.

 

[483]

The gun shop I used to frequent before I moved was run by a couple of ex-Russians. I used to call them my Russian arms suppliers.

(OK, tell russians come back to homeland

Thanks for reply!
I was armed with PM when on duty service. This is yes...
Preferably a revolver, I was thinking of Nagant system,
it was produced in Tula, Russia a century ago, and was
used in militeria till 70-es.
But, Nagant is not handy.

 

[483]

Does it matter? Whatever we recommend you can probably not really find in Russia

But we can arrange to purchase a license to Russia? why not.
Real economics here needs a bust, why not handguns.

NO, to be precise, this not might come as a sindicate,
spreading weapons worldwide, I think much probabable,
some kind of shareware toward souvenir/tourist business,
best country's products, like swiss watches ;^)


About our government, I think this fears not to grant rights, but rather
not to turn into halifat.

For me this matters. I heard of handy US Zebra pistol, but never found
one except pneumatic...
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Well, I have found one handy - S&W M&P 340 CT
What about reliability of mekhanizm, who can comment, please.

 

[483]

I am living in log cabin so I am not having internet.

Dasvidanya, Comrade

Wow! A compatriot! The center sends hello! However today I delt a couple of .log files successfully enough. Yes? I am homeless of course.

 

[483]

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[483]

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[Pappy]

Am I the only one who thinks all of this a bit odd????

 

[M. Sage]

(OK, tell russians come back to homeland

Thanks for reply!
I was armed with PM when on duty service. This is yes...
Preferably a revolver, I was thinking of Nagant system,
it was produced in Tula, Russia a century ago, and was
used in militeria till 70-es.
But, Nagant is not handy.

The Nagant wouldn't be my first choice for pretty much anything, either. The trigger is really heavy (20 lbs in double-action), the ammo is somewhat hard to find and isn't up to modern performance standards. It's rather small and low-power.

I suppose one thing that you can fix is the ammo availability. There are drop-in cylinders to convert a Nagant to .32 ACP. But I'd rather not bet my life on .32 ACP...

Am I the only one who thinks all of this a bit odd????

Odd, but amusing.

 

[DCortez]

Am I the only one who thinks all of this a bit odd????

Yes and yes.

 

[483]

S&W M&P 340 CT

Resin will be slippery in winter... though leather would be much
better in the long cold winter... imagine. Say, drop the gun deep in the
snow.
And wolves get closer and closer. Grasp, grasp, help, yelp, nope..
There are some here.

 

[JKTex]

Am I the only one who thinks all of this a bit odd????

You're not the only one.

It's conversation with one self that's really amusing though.

 

[DCortez]

DOH!!!

I mean No and No, Pappy.

 

[483]

Well, well, well..


S&W M&P 340 CT

vs

TAURUS 651 .357 MAG.

Interesting compare reliability of mechanizm, whom will comment?
And what was the prototype for both ?

 

[Pappy]

DOH!!!

I mean No and No, Pappy.

That's more like it D....your initial response puzzled me.....

 

[ebk06]

Am I the only one who thinks all of this a bit odd????

LOL I know some Russians and they dont type like this guy at all. I keep finding myself reading his posts with an Ivan Drago accent too. I think we are being had.....but its fun so, carry on.