Hey Volt, got a gun question for ya.

Was wondering if you happened to have anything from CZ in stock.

I may be in the market for a CZ 75 Compact or a CZ P-01 come early or late spring in 2013

What about a KSG? And no I don't want to pay $1200+ for it.

My local shop had one for $675 2 weeks ago and I just missed getting in there by a couple days... lame.

Metalzoic wrote:What about a KSG? And no I don't want to pay $1200+ for it.

My local shop had one for $675 2 weeks ago and I just missed getting in there by a couple days... lame.

Thats harsh man

I know, it bummed me out.

However I found out today that supposedly it is in BLOPS2 so I'll play with it there until I can find a real one!

Reminds me of the NS2K from BC2 a little

God damn thats sexy

This is what I'm saving up for. Yes, if I invest into a full auto sear and the tax stamp (Provided another AWB doesn't get passed) I can get the happy switch.

I still just own my .357

Dont get to shoot it much anymore these days....

dat ammo price

That's why you need to get a nice little .22 LR or something to go plinking with. Guilt free fun at the range

For sure

I've been thinking of getting a 9mm Beretta

That might be fun

Or you know .50 caliber Deagle

A Night hawk is more of a novelty IMO unless you're in grizzly country, I see no reason to own one. I'd rent one though just to say I've shot one before.

I think the largest caliber handgun I'll ever own is something in either .357 magnum or .44 magnum.

Current want list is as follows and in which order I'm thinking of getting them.

FN FNC
CZ P-01 or CZ 75 Compact
DSA FN FAL
Vector arms V-93 (HK93 clone)
PTR-91
Ruger Mini 14
Springfield M1A Scout

I'm of course many many MANY years away from fulfilling this list lol.

Lets see if any of ya'll can spot a trend

Man it would be so sweet to own a FAL

I want to get my Restricted and Non-Restriced (about 240-260 CDN for these).

My first purchase would be a SKS (about 125 - 200 CDN)

Followed by a Lee Enfield MK4 (about 175 - 250 CDN)

I eventualy want a .44 Magnum (Dirty Harry) or a .357.

But those last two are mad expensive in Canada from the prices I have seen.

I got my .357 for 300$ usd

I'm more of a rifle person at heart, long range shooting is a big thing for me, but what I'd really like to get into, provided I get good enough, is practice going into the 3 gun competitions

Only CZ we have right now is the P-07 Duty. I'm going to get a CZ-75B in the store at some point but that will probably leave the store the same day. . . with me. We had a Pre-Ban Ruger Mini 14 in the store but that sold pretty quickly.


You talk about the KSG but I would recommend the UTAS UTS-15 instead.




They are actually possible to get without paying over MSRP.

I'm jelly of canada,brand new russian sks for 200 or under

also mosin nagants with bayonet and web gear is like usually 190 CDN ... it is easy to find but... hard to get licence

That seems pretty high for a Mosin. The ones we sell here are $120.

yeah but it comes with bayonet, clips, web gear, sling. Still pricy but nice

The ones we sell come with the sling, oil can, two double mag pouches and bayonet. The price is going up on them though.

I swear I always heard about people getting mosins for under 100 but never seen one myself,they always go for about 120,still a hell of a good durable rifle for the price though

How's business going Volt?

Voltaire wrote:Only CZ we have right now is the P-07 Duty. I'm going to get a CZ-75B in the store at some point but that will probably leave the store the same day. . . with me. We had a Pre-Ban Ruger Mini 14 in the store but that sold pretty quickly.


You talk about the KSG but I would recommend the UTAS UTS-15 instead.




They are actually possible to get without paying over MSRP.

To be honest with you under $100 is dealer/C&R price.


Business is going pretty good. A guy came in and bought a Glock 22 w/ night sights, 2 boxes of hollow point .40 ammo, 1 box of practice ammo and a holster for the gun. That alone made the day pretty good.

That thing looks like it would take forever to reload in a fire fight. I don't like the idea of having to flip it over to either side to reload, but I suppose with enough training you could load it pretty swiftly.

Also, did the narrator sound like he belongs in a porn movie or is it just me?

Why aren't semi-automatic, magazine-fed shotguns the standard these days?

you figure a US company would of made a cheap US competitor to the Saiga shotguns,but nothing yet.Those things are awesome,I wanted a 20 gauge one for the longest,but ouch for the price gouging now days....no thx lol

Expense, maintenance and perhaps reliability. Pump shotguns could go through a nuclear holocaust and still work.

Whenever I get my own house I'll probably buy an 870 Remington or a Browning BPS (Most likely the BPS)

Possibly the most beautiful shotgun I've ever seen