Yes, but a bow's arrows can be reused, unlike spent bullets, and if you're good with a knife, you can make new arrows. Perfect for survival.

 

Score one for m6amba its a Hungarian 9mm with the high cap although you cant find anymore of those clips at least in CA but lucky for me i got 2

btw can anyone recommend an accurate semi auto pistol (not a .22) and maybe a descent (accurate and reliable) revolver preferably .44 (hunting purposes)

Thanks.

 

This is true, unless somehow the arrow becomes bent; especially near the tip or fletching. Then it's fucked.

 

Accurate semi? Sig P226 in 9..

 

I also hear the Sig P210 is extremely accurate.

 

If it reads "Sig" on the side, it's the best gun you can own. And I'm not just saying that because they pay me to.



















I wish they'd pay me...

 

I can tell they aren't paying you because you have a Beretta in your sig.

 

lol... yeah I was wondering about that myself

frakking FFL - they got my gun yesterday by 2 day ground - now they're telling me that it will be a week before it gets processed, before I can even start the paperwork!

For the same amount of fees I could have gone with another FFL and it would have been an immediate thing... lesson learned I suppose...

 

Is there such a place where you can test fire a gun? I know it sounds risky for a company but if someone is looking to buy a gun, holding one may fit right but once firing it could be another. I have fired a Glock 9 and thought it was nice. It felt good in my hand(don't have a big hand), then a friend let fire a Ruger 45 and felt smoother than the Glock. The glock actually jammed like 5 times that day. I still have to try out a Sig or H&K

 

Seems I caused enough of a stir they processed my gun sooner and we got the paperwork done tonight - have to wait until the 22nd now.

Can't wait to shoot the little guy lol

Still got to switch to another FFL - they charged me $129 for the transfer - I thought the $100 covered the paperwork - guess not!