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I wont mention how much ammo I have......
I have put hundreds of rounds thru my Ruger Mini 14 and my CZ 97B 45ACP and each has only jammed once or twice.I only have 'wheel guns' and bolt actions and pump shot guns now.
Semi autos are for lazy people who willing to risk their lives using firearms that habitually jam.
If you can't get the job done with a wheel gun you sure as fuck aren't going to do it firing off rounds, most of which you have no idea where they are going.
I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
Not worth it to me to pay thousands of dollars more then.
And nowhere near the cost of a Sig either.Everyone knows that Sig's are the most expensive and best guns made.Actually the FNX .45 Tactical runs from $1200.00 to $1300.00.
Add the RMR and tac light and it's around $2100.00 to $2200.00.
.45 Auto 5.3 inches 15+1 Flat Dark Earth Flat Dark Earth Polymer 7.9 inches FNX-45 Tactical FDE, Threaded Barrel, 66968 33.3 ounces No 04617798
Regular Price:
$1,269.99
Just checked this website for prices.
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=FNX 45&Sort=4
Take a look and see if yours is listed here.
Oh and I can see why your wife threw a fit. LOL
The FNX .45 and my Sig AR15 are my two most expensive weapons at $2200.00 and $4500.00 after optics and modifications respectively.
In my mind it's worth it since they'll be the ones I'll rely on if shit gets nasty.
But Smith&Wesson's are not bad either.
And Ruger has been making some great affordable guns for a long time.
And most Americans have never heard of CZ but they are the lesser expensive guns but also with Sig quality.
I know all about CZ's.
My Buddy has several. Not a bad pistol but nowhere near the quality of a Sig or FN.
All guns jam.I have put hundreds of rounds thru my Ruger Mini 14 and my CZ 97B 45ACP and each has only jammed once or twice.I only have 'wheel guns' and bolt actions and pump shot guns now.
Semi autos are for lazy people who willing to risk their lives using firearms that habitually jam.
If you can't get the job done with a wheel gun you sure as fuck aren't going to do it firing off rounds, most of which you have no idea where they are going.
I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
Not worth it to me to pay thousands of dollars more then.
If my gun jams it's on Armslist the next day if it isnt due to bad ammo.
I did get some no fires from some Winchester white box ammo.
Turned out to be a bad batch.
The primers turned out to be bad. They made the strike surface to hard and it took two or three hammer strikes to make em go off.
I am very glad there are rich guys who also support the 2nd Amendment.And nowhere near the cost of a Sig either.Everyone knows that Sig's are the most expensive and best guns made.Just checked this website for prices.
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=FNX 45&Sort=4
Take a look and see if yours is listed here.
Oh and I can see why your wife threw a fit. LOL
The FNX .45 and my Sig AR15 are my two most expensive weapons at $2200.00 and $4500.00 after optics and modifications respectively.
In my mind it's worth it since they'll be the ones I'll rely on if shit gets nasty.
But Smith&Wesson's are not bad either.
And Ruger has been making some great affordable guns for a long time.
And most Americans have never heard of CZ but they are the lesser expensive guns but also with Sig quality.
I know all about CZ's.
My Buddy has several. Not a bad pistol but nowhere near the quality of a Sig or FN.
Ya get what ya pay for.
All guns jam.I have put hundreds of rounds thru my Ruger Mini 14 and my CZ 97B 45ACP and each has only jammed once or twice.I only have 'wheel guns' and bolt actions and pump shot guns now.
Semi autos are for lazy people who willing to risk their lives using firearms that habitually jam.
If you can't get the job done with a wheel gun you sure as fuck aren't going to do it firing off rounds, most of which you have no idea where they are going.
I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
Not worth it to me to pay thousands of dollars more then.
If my gun jams it's on Armslist the next day if it isnt due to bad ammo.
I did get some no fires from some Winchester white box ammo.
Turned out to be a bad batch.
The primers turned out to be bad. They made the strike surface to hard and it took two or three hammer strikes to make em go off.
You need to be able to clear jams fast, with your hands only, and without having to resort to a flathead screwdriver and hammer like some AR-15's require.
If you spend enough time at any gun range you will eventually get to see a range master clearing a jam from an AR-15 with a flathead screwdriver and hammer.All guns jam.I have put hundreds of rounds thru my Ruger Mini 14 and my CZ 97B 45ACP and each has only jammed once or twice.I only have 'wheel guns' and bolt actions and pump shot guns now.
Semi autos are for lazy people who willing to risk their lives using firearms that habitually jam.
If you can't get the job done with a wheel gun you sure as fuck aren't going to do it firing off rounds, most of which you have no idea where they are going.
I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
Not worth it to me to pay thousands of dollars more then.
If my gun jams it's on Armslist the next day if it isnt due to bad ammo.
I did get some no fires from some Winchester white box ammo.
Turned out to be a bad batch.
The primers turned out to be bad. They made the strike surface to hard and it took two or three hammer strikes to make em go off.
You need to be able to clear jams fast, with your hands only, and without having to resort to a flathead screwdriver and hammer like some AR-15's require.
Neither my FN or my Sig AR has ever experienced a jam.
And where you're getting the screw driver reference is beyond me.
I am very glad there are rich guys who also support the 2nd Amendment.And nowhere near the cost of a Sig either.Everyone knows that Sig's are the most expensive and best guns made.The FNX .45 and my Sig AR15 are my two most expensive weapons at $2200.00 and $4500.00 after optics and modifications respectively.
In my mind it's worth it since they'll be the ones I'll rely on if shit gets nasty.
But Smith&Wesson's are not bad either.
And Ruger has been making some great affordable guns for a long time.
And most Americans have never heard of CZ but they are the lesser expensive guns but also with Sig quality.
I know all about CZ's.
My Buddy has several. Not a bad pistol but nowhere near the quality of a Sig or FN.
Ya get what ya pay for.
You can serve in my Militia any day.
If you spend enough time at any gun range you will eventually get to see a range master clearing a jam from an AR-15 with a flathead screwdriver and hammer.All guns jam.I have put hundreds of rounds thru my Ruger Mini 14 and my CZ 97B 45ACP and each has only jammed once or twice.I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
Not worth it to me to pay thousands of dollars more then.
If my gun jams it's on Armslist the next day if it isnt due to bad ammo.
I did get some no fires from some Winchester white box ammo.
Turned out to be a bad batch.
The primers turned out to be bad. They made the strike surface to hard and it took two or three hammer strikes to make em go off.
You need to be able to clear jams fast, with your hands only, and without having to resort to a flathead screwdriver and hammer like some AR-15's require.
Neither my FN or my Sig AR has ever experienced a jam.
And where you're getting the screw driver reference is beyond me.
I've seen it plenty of times. Especially with new AR-15's that are not broken-in yet.
Remember Holmes in Aurora Colorado ?!
^^^^ this^^^^^Sig's a great gun. A friend of mine just got one and it handles great.
I'm thinking of getting a Glock 17. Fits right in my hand and feels real good.
So this devastating, and in my opinion, unconstitutional gun legislation got rammed up our arses this past winter after a potential school shooting in Fair Haven, VT was narrowly averted (so it seems). Fair Haven shooting threat: 'By the grace of God' Vermont avoided disaster
Our VT Governor freaked out, opening the door to 'Finsteninian' gun legislation. I was very involved with our legislators on the House and Senate sides during the 'dust up'. Ultimately Constitutionalism lost out to the emotionally driven, liberal element in both the House and the Senate.
Lets assume that we're not dealing with newbies who don't yet have their semi auto handgun, battle rifle & pump shotgun. (If your wondering & don't have) buy the above, lol. NO, lets get a bit more esoteric, yet still practical here for the 2Aers who already have a full gun safe...
So, What to buy... (Oct. 1 Deadline) carte' blanche' until then on any long gun or handgun purchases with any size magazines in any quantities "external feeding devices"... VT is not the only state dealing with this quandary of being limited to x10 rounds for long guns and x 15 rounds for handguns; internal or external feeding devices. More states are to follow, regrettably... What would you buy, what would you advise your most loved ones to buy or gift to them before the law changes)...
Lets assume that one has to be calculating on their last minute purchases in any categories you care to opine on but particularly in the shotgun category as most staunch 2Aers already have their high cap Glocks, PX4 storms ect. etc. / they have their AR's / AK's etc. Shotguns though, most have an 870 / 535 pump variant & some hand me down break barrel sticks laying around.
State's legal team urges judge to throw out gun magazine limit lawsuit - VTDigger
Well it's not looking good for the 2Aers...
Ya, you have one of the better semis. But there are a lot of cheap/shit semis on the market. You know that.I only have 'wheel guns' and bolt actions and pump shot guns now.
Semi autos are for lazy people who willing to risk their lives using firearms that habitually jam.
If you can't get the job done with a wheel gun you sure as fuck aren't going to do it firing off rounds, most of which you have no idea where they are going.
I've put thousands of rounds through my FNX without a single jam. Same goes for my Sig AR.
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