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Originally Posted by Hatterasguy
(Post 2936782)
My friend has a green and black one. Nice pistol, not crazy about the plastic fantastic its made out of. But that's a personal thing and very subjective.
It shoots like a dream, has very little recoil and the 5.7 round is pretty much a mini 5.56.
I recommend saving brass and reloading the civilian 5.7 ammo to military only full juice rounds.:D
I also recommend getting the matching P90...
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I'm not crazy about the designer color schemes myself - good old-fashioned black-on-black will do nicely, thanks.
Yep, reloading was going thru my mind, just based on the price of the civilian ammo!
Meeh, I've got long guns out the ying-yang right now - shotguns and rifles. Looking to get rid of some of the less desireable before I look to pick up any more.
Any word floating around as to which of the two factory sight options is preferable on the 57?
Went digging thru the closet yesterday, to find an old single-shot 20 gauge my father had picked up somewhere - neighbor with a dairy farm, looking for a cheap knockabout gun to keep handy in his barn when the coyotes get after his cows - and found one gun I didn't even realize I still had -
A Marlin Glenfield Model 75 22 LR semiauto carbine, with a cheap adjustable 3X to 8X scope on it, that I'd used for squirrel hunting - BACK IN THE 8TH GRADE (ie, 1972)!!!!:eek:
Bloody thing's in remarkably good shape, looks like I stuck it back in that closet yesterday - not 40 frakkin years ago!
Scope still looks to be sighted in. I went thru the whole cleaning drill on it, and went over to Richard's Sporting Goods and picked up a full-sized brick of 22 LR - needed to anyway, my grandfather's old High Standard 9-shot revolver takes 22 LR - tomorrow we'll see how well it still works after all this time.
Reckon it'll do for now, as a cheap way of annoying the vermin, until I decide to get a 57, or get my 45/70 cleaned up - whichever comes first.
That's got the bedroom smelling of RemOil and Hoppes No 9 - ahhh, perfume....