Taurus Millenium Pro 9MM ?
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I've had the Taurus pt111 millenium for several years... mine is chambered in 9mm... personnally, I love it...I've put many rounds through it.  I've used everythingfrom traditional fmj to +p+ hollow points and never a feed problem.  since it is made with a stainless receiver, the higher presures from +p ammunition is not a problem... and is what I keep in it when I carry it. the trigger is a little heavy, but not like a city police service weapon.   it is my choice for concealed carry...  for defense purposes, the .40 is a much better caliber... it has the stopping power of a .45 but gives you the lighter recoil like a 9mm... also the higher magazine capacity like a 9mm.  for the money, it is an excellent choice.
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I have a Taurus -- same model. \n\nTry Uncle Mikes -- they have a reputation for being a very good product. \nhttp://www.unclemikes.com/adtemplate.asp?invky=9006978\n\nAnd if you are going to carry concealed, I recommend this Yahoo Forum -- very very informative!\n\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/wa-ccw/\n\n\nStay Safe!
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the tippmann 98 custom is a great gun for around 170. it has an accuracy range of 150 feet. that's comes with a face mask, a hopper, a 9 oz co2 tank and a squeegee.  also its really the only one you/ll ever need because you can customize it to your style of play.  i bought mine about 3 years ago.  i have been through hell and back with that thing and it still works like it came out of the box.  i put a flatline barrel and a stock on mine and it increased the performance enough to compete with those $1000+ guns.  people say its very hard to compete withand they have to put 4 people on me because i am so accurate.  thats the one you need to get.
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I rock the Stiffi on my Ion and my featherlight viking.  All american barrels are garbage, trust me, I was a SP tech and they are just like any other.  The stiffi is SUPER LIGHT and accurate, and you can shoot through any break you have.
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I like the Glock 23 myself but i am about to purchase the Glock 17L, they are very good for target practice.
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Here is a real beauty over on Gunbroker.com\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=48588643
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http://www.cdnninvestments.com/\n\nmy friend got 2 mp153's from them in the last 3 years.  his last one was around $325 delivered with the FFL fee.\n\ntheir online catalog is big, takes a few minutes to download.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nI think your selection of a Remington 700 is a good choice. Prices vary, ranging from $659 to $859, depending on which model you select (I have included the Remington link, which includes MSRP pricing). \n\nA bit above, someone mentioned something about the ."243, go with the 6mm Remington, and that you could also shoot the .243 in it". If that is what they said, it is wrong and dangerous. The cartridge case dimensions for the 6mm Remington and the .243 Winchester are very different!\n\nA quick (perhaps unwanted history) on the 6mms:\n\nThe .244 Remington was made with a 1x12" twist, and fired bullets up to 100 grains. Heavier than 100 grain bullets would not stabilize with the 1x12" twist.\n\nWinchester introduced the .243 Winchester to compete with the .244 Remington. The .243 was designed to be fired in rifles with 1x10" twist, which would stabilize bullets a little hevier than 100 grains ... up to I believe 120 grains.\n\nRemington saw the writing on the wall, and up-graded the .244 Remington and introduced it as a new cartridge, the 6mm Remington. The 6mm Remington was designed to be fired out of rifles with a 1x9" twist, which can stablilize slightly heavier bullets than the 120 grain ... The 6mm Remington had a slight advantage, in that its case dimensions were identical to the older .244 Remington, and these two cartridges are interchangeable! But neither are interchangeable with the .243 Winchester!\n\nWhich you go with depends entirely upon your needs and preferences. Both the 6mm Remington and the .243 Winchester are supposed to be lighter recoiling cartridges (lighter, relative to the .308 Winchester or the .30-06 Springfield)!\n\nGood luck!
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Gaston Glock is notoriously quiet about any upcoming products in the Glock line.  For some time there have been rumors of a .22 pistol in development, as has a true large bore magnum round.    \n\nMost development and resources however are focused on the military/law enforcement markets traditionally.  I suspect for the foreseeable future this is where new models will be introduced.  Pistols along the lines of the Glock 18, the "sub-lethal" compressed air guns, and others tailored to the SF communities.  \n\nAs for the .45 GAP round being adopted by the US military for any widespread use, that's very unlikely.  Contracts for current issue 92f are secured for the foreseeable future and .45 ACP models, issued primarily to SF, from various manufacturers have a very high loyalty and lobby to bring the cartridge back to replace the 9mm in general issue.  \n\nI hope my rather long reply to your question is of some help.  I am a Glock owner and have worked with police and other organizations training their members to fully utilize their issued Glocks.  I regularly have contacts with other instructors, armorers, and organizations involved with Glock products.  I'm sorry I wasn't able to more fully elaborate on non civilian models in use or in development due to restrictions in disclosure.
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Here:\nhttp://crosman.com/
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it's just like the 700 but 2 inches shorter. looks like a great gun. i owned a few 700's and loved them.
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Well there is a 10mm Glock (Glock is the main one I have heard about making a 10mm) and various other gun makers.  A .45 caliber is close to the 10 mm in conversion.  A ton of differnt types of weapons from rifles .45-70 government to the .45 Long Colt (single action  Peacemakers types -old west guns, .45 ACP (1911 semi-auto, Springfield XD-45 ect) and .45 GAP(.45 Glocks)
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That is a really great gun. For a really good review of it, i found this on youtube. just click on the link. there is a part one and a part two so watch both. the gun is very accurate.\n\nhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=Rs9smbXbysY
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nAll that Remington has on-line for the Targetmaster 41 is contained below on the posted link.\n\nGood luck!
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nThe 9mm pistol (or .380 which is a 9mm Short) fires a bullet that is .355" in diameter. The .38 Special and .357 Magnum fire a bullet that is nominally .357" to .358" in diameter.\n\nRifle cartridges that fire bullets whose diameter is close to the 9mm would include:\n.35 Remington (.358" diameter)\n.350 Remington Magnum (.358" diameter)\n.35 Whelen (.358" diameter)\nnot to mention rifles specifically chambered for either the 9mm or .38/.357 cartridges.\n\nNOTE: Most of the bullets used for the actual rifle cartridges can not be safely loaded into a 9mm or .38/.357 cartridge!\n\nMany shooters would load .358 pistol bullets in these larger rifles for very short-range, low velocity practice.
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p99 is by far the most comfortable pistol for me, it comes with 3 backstraps so it could be for you too. Glocks are butt ugly, IMO. Thers also a site out there that did 200 yard+ tests with the p99 (9mm, DA) and it almost outshot a full body 1911, beat the crap out of a glock 27, not quite what youd use it for, but my p99 is on its way and i should get it soon. YAY
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Kahr is a good company and has a loyal following with its users.  (As does Glock as previously mentioned).  Find one that best fits your needs, and hand and enjoy!