What is a great handgun forum?
- Thread starter McHaggis
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Smith&Wesson forum probably contains the largest collection of knowledgeable, helpful and overall in general nice people hand gun wise...well, at least they did as of a few years ago. The problem was the management. The cat that runs that show has a raging stiffy for anything political. I typed the name "Hillary" in a post, not in reference to the queen and honestly not political at all. I don't even remember what it was about now. I got locked out and was told I "needed a few days off to think about political posts". Needless to say a few days turned into years and I am still thinking about it.
There is this.
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/
Oriented towards Bullseye (onehanded NRA/CMP) pistol.
But you have to remember, these guys don’t fuss over reloading minutiae. Shooting fundamentals, equipment, and some ammunition. Good guys but if you go down a rabbit hole they have no qualms letting up you know.
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/
Oriented towards Bullseye (onehanded NRA/CMP) pistol.
But you have to remember, these guys don’t fuss over reloading minutiae. Shooting fundamentals, equipment, and some ammunition. Good guys but if you go down a rabbit hole they have no qualms letting up you know.
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Start asking on here. You can get all the info you need
Yeah, honestly this is as good a place as any!!!
I like Sig Talk. It is mostly sig specific, but has a generic section and a lot of guys that shoot more than just Sig. The reloading section would be generic by nature. I generally find the people very friendly and helpful.
"IF",and that's a big'un.... you decide to go with cast,you can check out the several,sorta dedicated cast sites as well.
I use to hang out on the S&W forum years ago,and one of the 1911 sites. New folks come into any gun community and bring new ideas, projects,and stuff. Sometimes the process is pretty seamless,other times,not so much. Just have to learn patience and politeness and be willing to move on if the place doesn't suit.
Agree with above though on asking here,this site has to be one of the richest,and deepest knowledge base sites going. We may not go into the volumes or minutiae of details on handguns but questions do get answered by some pretty dedicated shooters. We also keep a nice balance of hunting,sporting,and BR work. Good luck,and practice. Handguns have to rank as "the" highest for required practice to keep razor sharp. Dry fire,AND live.
I use to hang out on the S&W forum years ago,and one of the 1911 sites. New folks come into any gun community and bring new ideas, projects,and stuff. Sometimes the process is pretty seamless,other times,not so much. Just have to learn patience and politeness and be willing to move on if the place doesn't suit.
Agree with above though on asking here,this site has to be one of the richest,and deepest knowledge base sites going. We may not go into the volumes or minutiae of details on handguns but questions do get answered by some pretty dedicated shooters. We also keep a nice balance of hunting,sporting,and BR work. Good luck,and practice. Handguns have to rank as "the" highest for required practice to keep razor sharp. Dry fire,AND live.
Ok, so I have to go through a probationary period with the club before I can do much but I’ll need to buy something in the next several months.
My thoughts at this stage are a Glock 34 MOS Gen 5 which are $1799 here so whatever I get it’s a decent chunk of cash.
To me this is a good option as a beginners gun that I can grow into. And 9mm ammo is pretty cheap compared to say 45 ACP.
Thoughts?
My thoughts at this stage are a Glock 34 MOS Gen 5 which are $1799 here so whatever I get it’s a decent chunk of cash.
To me this is a good option as a beginners gun that I can grow into. And 9mm ammo is pretty cheap compared to say 45 ACP.
Thoughts?
A Glock 34 Gen5 MOS is $1799 Wow how does that convert to US dollars?
SigTalk would be my preference too. Mostly just a lot of good information on handguns in general without a lot of insults, and Sig specific threads abound. A LOT of the Sig lovers also have other brands too, me included. It's like this one and pretty friendly. Sig Forum can get a little nasty (not ever to me personally) sometimes, so I rarely even look in there any more. Just like the motorcycle forums, boat forums, car forums, etc., etc., etc., there are good ones and not so good ones.
About US$1195
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Wow!
A forum with handguns lol here is a great start.
Dang there like $600 and change here!
1911 forums , h&k forums
Yep. Add to that say a basic Dillon 750 at $1399. This rabbit hole is going to be worse than precision rifle shooting.
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