wow, can't believe i just broke the number one rule of firearms, i am so pissed at myself right now-- treat every firearm as if it is loaded,,, in my 3rd pic my finger is inside the trigger, i feel like a total idiot, even though i just checked both firearms and knew they were unloaded---treat every firearm as if it is loaded always!!!!!
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Thanks for playing guys. The shot demonstrating the comparative thickness between the slides of a 9mm and 10mm Glock is exactly the kind of thing that I think people would be looking for.
HK Mark 23 SOCOM and Desert Eagle
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HK Mark 23 SOCOM and SW 460VX Counter Sniper Revolver
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Very nice!!!
You have a real Beretta (straight dustcover) and a real Sig (no rails)!!! I miss old styled pistols from the 80's!!!!
Wow, can't believe I just broke the number one rule of firearms, I am so pissed at myself right now-- treat every firearm as if it is loaded,,, in my 3rd pic my finger is INSIDE THE TRIGGER, I feel like a total idiot, even though I just checked both firearms and knew they were unloaded---TREAT EVERY FIREARM AS IF IT IS LOADED ALWAYS!!!!!
Honestly can't believe I just did that![]()
That's another perfect example of what I envisioned when I thought about starting this thread. I have held a DE, I know how big they are, but I had no idea that HK was even in the same neighborhood yet alone ballpark. That thing is HUGE!HK Mark 23 SOCOM and Desert Eagle
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Hi everyone,
I've had the idea to start this thread for a while. Hopefully people find it helpful.
I live in a small, remote town with a local gun store that has a pretty decent selection of handguns for its size, but I still don't have many opportunities to handle everything I would like to and even fewer opportunities to actually shoot all the guns I would like to. So I end up buying a lot of guns online sight unseen to try them out. Some I like and some don't fit my hand very well so I put them back into the ever flowing current of life that is the EE. I enjoy trying out new guns but it is a time consuming and expensive process of trial and error.
Hearing about a new (to me) gun and reading about it on the internet only goes so far, I find that I get a better impression if I can find a picture of the new gun next to a gun I'm already familiar with. So below you will find some pictures of various guns I have owned next to one another. Most of the pictures have the guns placed top-of-slide to top-of-slide, sort of mirroring one another. If I could only pick one comparative position, (which I did), in my experience this perspective has worked best for me but your mileage may vary.
Anyway, hopefully people like myself with limited exposure options can use this thread to learn a few things and maybe even post requests. "Hi GGN! I'm thinking about picking up a .44 automag. Can someone post a picture of theirs next to a J-frame snubby so I can get a better idea of difference in barrel length?" Or something to that effect.
Happy and safe shooting everyone!