Speaking of HS .22 rimfire autos...

WB
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Monday, March 11, 2019, 07:56 (2732 days ago)

I noted at one LGS this past week he had 4-5 HS pistols in the vintage case. The old fixed sight HS guns like the old Colt Challenger and Huntsman were higher than a cat's back at $550 price range. I'm just getting old, remember no one really wanted them over Rugers and Brownings and I could buy all I wanted for $125-200. He had a cople really nice upper level HS models, one of the "Military" models and another with a underbarrel weight like a lug. They were marked $750. It's supply and demand, some old coots that appreciate a pinnacle of refinement have the money and will drop it to get one.

Of course nothing worth having is "cheap". I finally got to finger a SIG 365 and may have to try one. They come with $100+ worth of night sights so the $550'ish price is not too bad, competitive. I just can't get behind the SA tiny 9mm autos, while nice, for pocket guns I want a DA. That Taurus tiny 9mm is said to be a real value. Which model is it? I'm sting lots of Walther stuff too competing at a lower price point, any good?

Had to pass on a nice 2 barreled field king, just too much

SPB
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Monday, March 11, 2019, 08:04 (2732 days ago) @ WB

Money.

Walther 9's....

Stuart in GA
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Monday, March 11, 2019, 08:10 (2732 days ago) @ WB

...I have a pair of PPS M2's. Very flat and so far 100% reliable. They are available with a 6, 7, or 8 round magazine. The magazine bodies are all the same; the difference is the floorplate.

I like them and they are a good value, in my opinion.

I tried a P365 and had a dead trigger on the second round, so back it went. Also, it was so damned small that the magazine would hit my hand on the way out, precluding a speedy magazine swap. Your mileage may vary, but I would take the PPS M2 over the P365; reduction in capacity and all.

As I have mentioned on my Gun Notes a couple of times, the

Gary Reeder
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Monday, March 11, 2019, 10:29 (2732 days ago) @ WB

best buy on the market is the Taurus G2C. We can't keep them in stock. At a bit under $250 how can you lose. The gun is small, lightweight, functions flawlessly and has a lifetime warranty should you ever need it. Men and women both are buying them and the men are buying one for the wife and adult children plus one for himself. They come in all black, black and grey and black and sand. It is by far the best buy on the market.Here is one that came in this morning.
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