Looking for a shooter.

Steve Richards · 12-02-2005, 02:19 AM

I will add another voice to the pot.

My two stainless steel guns are nice to shoot. I have a 6" in 9mm and a 4.75" in .30cal. I know many people say that they do not like these but I do.

Dwight is right in .30cal ammo being hard to find. If you reload or can find a commercial reloader in your area, that greatly reduces the cost of this cartridge. That said, it is a wonderfull round to shoot!

Don't forget to check for a Mauser from the 1970's. A long barrel can sometimes be had within your price range. Check Simpsons in the Links & Resources section.

And don't rule aout being just plain lucky at a show. Collectors will pass up a mismatched gun that will be a great shooter. That is how I got a couple of mine.

Welcome to our little on-line insane assylum.

Steve

12-02-2005, 02:19 AM	#17
Steve Richards User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Beaverton, Oregon Posts: 487 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I will add another voice to the pot. My two stainless steel guns are nice to shoot. I have a 6" in 9mm and a 4.75" in .30cal. I know many people say that they do not like these but I do. Dwight is right in .30cal ammo being hard to find. If you reload or can find a commercial reloader in your area, that greatly reduces the cost of this cartridge. That said, it is a wonderfull round to shoot! Don't forget to check for a Mauser from the 1970's. A long barrel can sometimes be had within your price range. Check Simpsons in the Links & Resources section. And don't rule aout being just plain lucky at a show. Collectors will pass up a mismatched gun that will be a great shooter. That is how I got a couple of mine. Welcome to our little on-line insane assylum. Steve