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I've been hoping to pick up a Ronin 9MM 4.45". Maybe I could get one of these and a hacksaw. 🤪

I'm holding out for the return of the 7.66MM. :sneaky:

My question would be how long it will take other NATO countries to adopt the new ammo.

Have you tried a new spring?

The East German Maks are the cream of the crop.

I've had a couple, both Bulgarian (not Belgian). Always amazed at the simplicity of the design. (Just don't lose the firing pin spring. ;))

This happened two years ago, guys. Try to keep up! ;) https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2019/jan/13/arkansas-made-ppks-set-to-ship-20190113/

I've had a CZ 75B Retro for some time. I've put 500 rounds (all 124 grain ball) through it without issue. Very well made. Accurate. I just can't make myself like the thing. I'm trading it for an SA Ronin 4.25" barrel 9MM if my LGS ever gets one in. (I think my problem is that I'm just so much of...

The only shooting I do is at the range and my regular ammo is Fiocchi 124 grain ball.

The original M16 finally became a good rifle, though I could never hit the broad side of a barn (from inside the barn) with it. The US Rifle, M14, 7.62MM was my baby!

Lucky $(^$!*&#! ;)

The pride of Gosport! ;)

I've still got my Official passport which I was supposed to have turned in in 1970. (Don't tell LBJ!) ;)

Maybe if it passes in Kentucky it will spread to Kentuckiana! ;)

I believe we all appreciate that. Such sentiments would have been welcome in 1970.

The first revolver (actually, the first handgun) I ever owned many, many Moons ago, was a Model 1917 Colt. I wouldn't have known what a clip was if I'd seen one. I always just used .45 Auto Rims.

I had several friends who were assigned to USASA Field Station, Berlin. They sent me to Ethiopia!

BINGO!!!

The red hand of Ulster. ;)

On a whim, I e-mailed Customer Service at SA. I'll be sending them the slide for my Garrison and they will be installing the same fiber optic front sight as on the Ronin. (Not free, of course, but still ...) :giggle: