I have a 19 which is slightly smaller than the 17. Not my favorite pistol, prefer one of my H&Ks over it, but it has been very reliable, accurate, and I trust my life to it. Tons of mods and accessories out there for them. Glocks are like the Honda Civics of the gun world. They are nothing special but they are reliable, unless you mod them, and the fanboys can be annoying too. :icon17: :rofl2:

What's the charging rhino?

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It's a 6" barreled Rhino chambered in 9mm that is DAO. The double action in this gun is a lot lighter than the standard Rhino and is meant for 3 gun style competition shooting and it uses moon clips for faster reloading. Also you can buy parts from Chiappa to make the trigger even lighter but it is recommended that a gunsmith install them. Down side is not all ammo can be fired through it. Even the trigger that comes with it might have a difficult time with hard primers.

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1580856427

www.chiappafirearms.com Charging Rhino DS60

I thought there was 1 where u can switch to 9mm and 357.

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Yes, there is but they are rare and I think they discontinued them. They are not listed on their website but I found the part numbers in a manual (see attached pic). I found a few floating around on the web but they are mostly sold out and I only really found the CF340.238, the 40DS variant.

Ah. I guess it wasnt popular enough.
That would of been nice if they pushed that more

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You might want to hold off a minute. Palmetto State Armory just showed off the PS9 Dagger at Shot. During some of the interviews they mentioned that it would be compatible in the future with a longslide conversion. At a base of 299.00 it's gonna be a juggernaut considering it's basically a customized Polymer 80. You'll be able to swap in anything you could swap into a glock and the RMR slide cut version will be icing on the cake. If you look at a firearm as the tool it is, Glocks are basically the equivalent of having Craftsman tools vs. Snap-on. They get the job done, the reliable and a better option than Harbor Freight.

Side note: One of my "Cop Nightmares" was getting shot and killed with a Lorcin .25 . I actually had that nightmare for years along with my gun firing slow motion bullets, or bullets that dropped before they hit. But the worst was always getting killed with a chrome Lorcin with pink pearl grips. Weird.

I have 2 Raven .25 ACP's. :rofl2: One with the wood grips, and one with the pink pearl grips. Both were my parents pistols.

:icon17::rofl2: I'ma need you to leave the pink on home.:rofl2:

The best thing about winter is freezing 5 gallon buckets of water and then shooting ice with every gun in the arsenal.

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Just in case you thought you were going to steal my toilet paper hoard, I’ve picked up a new toy.


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Shockwave? I've heard that the shorty 12 gauge rounds work well with the adapter on the cartridge lifter (I think that's what their calling it).
In case you need it... here's the link.

https://opsolmini-clip.com

It's the 870. Apparently it has problems ejecting the minishells. Someone will figure out how to make it work, and then I'll buy the second one.

Shoot some Dragon's Breath out of it. :rofl2:

It's an INDOOR defense weapon. :rofl2: