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Hard to beat a good AR15. Accurate, light, durable and easy to maintain. There are better rifles for special situations, but if I could have only one rifle, it would be an AR15 in 5.56mm. Sure, if I could have any one rifle, it would be an M16. Optics preferred either an Aimpoint (M2 or post) or a g...

The only bad thing about the Romeo 5 is that it is made in China.

Step 1, call blue label dealer and see if they have Glock. Step 2, go there with DD214 and buy blue label Glock. Step. 3. enjoy your Glock. It's that simple.

If you are a vet or other qualified, don't forget to ask about blue label Glocks. Veterans can buy a blue label priced Glock at this time.

I think Glocks will be in stock before ammo is back to normal

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Saw a .25acp for $300 on armslist today. If it sells, wow.

The near desert areas are getting scary sometimes, so indoor ranges are looking better. Might sell my AR's and just have the PCC.

Have any shops in the valley received the PC9 charger yet? Probably a stupid question with the current gun run, but I really want to check one out. Would like a PCC 9mm that takes Glock magazines and made in the USA. Thanks.

User preference. The 26 is nice because you can use the longer Glock mags in it. 17 rnds on the reload or more is better than 10.

I have a couple Romeo 5's, no complaints other than made in China. They are durable and they work, but I will be doing my best to avoid made in China in the future. Have had no problems with the Romeo 5.

The best source of spare parts is another gun. Also, it is nice to have a clean one ready when you have just been to the range and mags stay interchangeable.

Practice, practice and practice. That said I found cowitness sights helped a lot. The problem is with the MOS they also reduce the amount of holsters that can be used. Many of my older holsters simply were not made for this.