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The bore is tighter and provides a better gas seal making use of the combustion a little better. The polygonal rifling reduces drag as the bullet moves through the barrel which will provide a slight velocity increase and longer barrel life.

Good choice Pete! I've had 3 of the XDsc models in 9mm, 1 Tactical 9mm, one Service 9mm and 2 Tactical 45acp models. I really like the XD but I can never keep them around so I quit after the last one when I bought a PX4 subcompact. It may be SA/DA but IMO, it has better ergos, checkering on the ...

Nothing wrong with a collection if you like to collect guns. I probably have 2/3s of what you have but I'm slowly weeding out what is practical and what just sits in the safe most of the time. If you think you have guns you have no need for, sell them, buy ammo and practice more, but to each the...

If you guys ever held a Solo, you'd realize that it is on the ragged edge of how small a 9mm semi-auto can get.. The way its set-up, the recoil is low, the trigger is extremely smooth and its the same dimensions as a Sig P238 except the width. Mine has been 100% reliable, even with ball but it's ...

Watch your thumbs when shooting a revolver. A forward thumbs grip is great on semi-autos but since your thumb is right under the gap between the cylinder and barrel cone, you may have some hurt come down that way. Do a Google search and you'll see what kind of damage can come from a thumbs forwar...

Not sure if porting the shortest barrel models has any benefits unless you like to decrease the velocity more then it already is.They do look nice though.

@HDWarLord I agree. I posted about the prices on a couple of those videos because it's easy to tell what is being over priced copies of better quality firearms. A P238 would be a better option that is at least half the cost over the Kimber .380.

I'm sorry, but this thing looks ridiculous. Hey Beretta, let us know when the real rifle shows up!

I'm picking one of these up with the Talo grey/blue coating. There are lighter snub nose revolvers like scandium that come out at around 10 ounces but the LCR (13.5oz.) is really tough to beat. The grip is a little thick when compared to a standard J-Frame grip but it really makes the gun feel mu...

I can buy an original Colt .25auto for less then these in very good condition. We are at a time period where .380 and 9mm semi-autos can be pretty small so who is going to bother with a modern pocket pistol in .25acp for $500+?

The Micro CDP looks like it has nice melted edges, front and back checkering and some nice grips.....but no way is it worth $1,200 MSRP. Even if street prices are around $800-$900, it offers nothing over the P238 that's worth that much money.

@glitchking9111 Is that the voice of 3 dog?

@hrnciarska I wouldn't look for an update. Most likely Ruger sent him a new gun and told him to stop shooting his over pressured reloads through it.

Absolutely fantastic! Plays the violin, sings and looks great no matter what she wears. Your one of a kind hun!

There's a big difference between an authentic ASP and those cheap knock offs. I had a cheap knock off once in the price range some are stating and the last section eventually flew right off when flicking it open one time. I then got an ASP and realized the difference in quality and why they cost ...

The CZ82 is one of the best C&R purchases out there. Nothing wrong at all with carrying one of these on a regular basis.

@pock8size They already produced the NAA minis in 17hmr and it was never popular and some people even had issues. Ballistic and ammo availability wise, the 22mag is the better choice.

I'd put the my Valor up against the best Springfield and Kimber has to offer and I'm positive the Valor would win over fit, and quality of parts.

Hey Pete, I used to buy the Don Hume 715s quite a bit until I found out about the Bianchi 100. Easy on and off with a wider clip, better leather and sweat guard. Check them out sometime.

Proprietary mags...no thanks.

@Oughriend Depends on what you want.Manufactures are starting to show how small the 9mm platform can get.The Nano is just too big to compete in size.It may compete in the price but remember that the Solo and P938 don't have a simple to make,molded polymer grip frame.Machine time & material refle...

@Alucard291 Now I do....thanks. I was focused on what she was doing but now it's just ruined.

J/K : p

Kimber Custom Shop = The other production area of the factory

I really like my Solo and Ultra Carry but $1,100-$1,400 for what is basically a P238 with ambi thumb safties is outrageous. You can find P238s all day for $450-$500 if you look.

Just flatten both ends like the factory spring and your slide should go on just fine.

I know this video is old, but you should of tried some GAP plates that do not increase the grip length yet provides a very stable grip. The XD grip is just as abbreviated as the G26.

Looks like another Mustang copy. I think I'll stick with my much cheaper P238 that can be found all day for $450-$500.

Neat looking revolvers but the grip feels a little awkward.

Different manual of arms for over twice the price of a good Mossberg 500 or Remington 870 that are proven firearms and can be found everywhere, no thanks.

I got my Solo when they where first introduced for about $650 OTD. If I didn't have one already that ran perfectly, I would defiantly look at the P938. Sig dosn't seem to have a problem keeping up with demand.

Street prices will always be significantly lower than MSRP. The P238 has a $700 MSRP but can be found all day for $450-$500. Looking at that, you should be able ti find the P938 for around $200-$250 less then MSRP once the initial hype wears off.

@rogerpemberton If someone actually shoots and carries one they quickly change their mind about it. Many shooter's now-a-days have grown up with gun that have no safeties but it's not rocket science to flick a safety in the down position during the draw. I had a Bersa Thunder .380 and it is no wa...

The XDs weighs 29oz unloaded. The full metal Ultra Carry weighs about 2oz+ less and holds 2 more rounds. I'll admit the grip is short and more concealable due to the limited capacity but I don't think the XDs is enough for people with aluminum framed Officer or Defender sized 1911s to trade them ...

Seems they went with an external extractor on the 938. My P238 has been flawless but I think I'll wait for reviews and possible component updates first.