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@GunWebsites Yes, that guy is an idiot. Go into any gun store (auto sales floor or whatever), and the salesman will tell you all kinds of things a

bout a gun without having actually fired it. All you can do is show products we might be interested in, and it's then up to an adult customer to make ...

I tried using an XDm in club competition, but the mag release is in the wrong place for freestyle grip. Keep hitting the release and the gun goes out of battery. I considered using it for personal defense, but you have to have 100% confidence in your defense weapon. I'm trading it ASAP as soon as...

I don't know if the problem is gun or operator error. Did you know that you almost pointed the gun straight at your gut twice when you jacked the slide? And it looked like you brought your hand in front of the muzzle at the end when you jacked the slide again. Ever hear of treating a gun as thoug...

Just got my new guide rod too. It has the beefed-up end. Their service was fast and friendly. I do wish i knew if a real 1911 (Colt, Kimber, etc) guide rod would fit in the GSG. I have a new Colt Rail Gun, but that guide rod set-up is different from a classic 1911. Has anyone tied swamping with a...

We love our Mosins. Check out the "Frozen Mosin" on youtube.

@nebula25x I also have the 3.8 full grip. Great feeling gun. (Just had it out to double check those sights.) The texturing and shape of the grip is ideal. I've also shot that gun in competition and did well with it.

Geez, I've been considering this gun, but with all the problems i hear about, I think I'll pass. Looks like it's a case that you get what you pay for.

Tim, I'll never understand some of you guys complaining about safeties on guns. If a safety gets in your way, then you need MORE TRIGGER TIME with the gun. BUT, I own a, XDM 3.8 .40 S&W, and you're right about the stuff they put in the case: cheap plastic that sort of actually detracts from the p...

Hickok—Love the reviews. Great stuff. You're wearing a Dixie Gun Works t-shirt. I went there some years ago. Was on the road and went way out of my way (even spent the night in town). Turned out to be one of the worst experiences of my long life. Spent more than a full hour walking around looking...

Great ideas. Thanks!

@sastaroo Then you haven't examined both guns at the same time like I did yesterday. (And bought the XDm 40 3.8".) They are different in appearance (Glock looks more like a model T compared to the Springfield IMO), and the XDm has a grip safety lever, more grip texturing, better slide serrations,...

No need for the endless safety checks on the videos. You're the only one who'll get shot. Check, then turn on the camera. But it's a great review. Thanks for the solid info.

NO, don't slow it down. Make it your own, man. Great job.

Did you ever wonder why all the gun reviewers (some of whom, like this guy, do a great job), make such a big deal out of doing a safety check at the beginning? What do I care? I'm not going to get shot. BUT, this is a good review. Useful info. Thanks!

I took your recommendation and bought the M&P9 Pro. My local shop had the M&P and G34 for the same price! ($610, and the M&P has the brushed stainless slide—very cool.) This eliminated price as a consideration. Wow, the M&P is an easy shooter. I don't have a ton of trigger time on pistols, but it...

Nut 'n: Another great video. I'm going to be in town tomorrow, and I'm buying one of these with the external safety (I really want that) for $525. Not a bad price. Really looking forward to it.

Note to new fly tiers and anglers: most fly fishermen are not as stupid-sounding as the guy in the video.

Patriot, another brilliant video. Thanks for all of them. Whenever I search for video about a gun-related topic, and I see your name pop up, you're the first I watch. (You and nutnfancy.) Just bought the Buckmark Hunter, and now I know better how to clean it. By the way, I'm also taking your rec...

Dude, get a girlfriend and a life. I'ma gun owner and love to shoot, but this is really lame.

Hey, dude, always treat a gun as though it is loaded (even though you've checked it ten times and it's not), don't climb a fence with a loaded rifle or shotgun (that's Gun Safety 101 from probably the 1940's), and don't run with a loaded firearm (unless you're the police or military, and they're ...