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 "...arms...discourage and keep the invader and plunderer in awe, and preserve order in the world as well as property. ...Horrid mischief would ensue were (the law-abiding) deprived the use of them."

This 9 mm is the lightest and flattest 9 mm ever made. It was designed especially for concealed carry. It is  NOT something you shoot for fun at the range; but something you can carry all day long and rely on it to work every time you pull the trigger.

It's not a sleek or pretty gun and is somewhat rough around the edges. A dremel tool and some slight sanding will take care of that. However, if you want a gun that has plenty of power, is small, light, and easy to conceal. This gun is the ticket.

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This is a Taurus .40 caliber. If you want a great gun, at a great price. This is it.                

The gun is small enough for concealed carry, but has major power.

Shoots like a dream!

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This is a Spanish made Llama .9mm 1911.

Many don't like these guns but this one is a keeper.

The gun is very accurate and fun to shoot! It looks identical to the Colt 1911, but the workmanship is not as precise.

Here is the Smith and Wesson, Sigma series .40 cal. 

 It is equiped with Trijicon night sights. 

Very smooth action and trigger. High capacity mags this another fun gun to shoot.

These are basically a carbon copy of a Glock but more affordable.

The SKS is a Russian 7.62 x39 caliber semi-automatic carbine.  This is the Yugoslavion version which has a 22 mm grenade launcher which appears like a flash suppressor or muzzle brake on the end of the barrel. Also has attached, folding, bayonet.

 Looks tough, but is sweet to shoot. I have found it VERY accurate using only steel sights at 130 yards.

 Great fun at the range!