What did you buy yourself today - PART 1

[spartakis252]

Now I can scratch 2 off my 2012 want list...

That is one awesome cordless phone...

O wait, was there a gun in that pic?

On a serious note, you have a very nice set up!

[kel ruger man]

picked up a sig sp2022 today, will post pics later tonight or tomorrow. for 399 i think the trigger is as nice as the 226. i think this gun is as nice as the m&p and the glock, a real sleeper

[Pagoda240]

picked up a sig sp2022 today, will post pics later tonight or tomorrow. for 399 i think the trigger is as nice as the 226. i think this gun is as nice as the m&p and the glock, a real sleeper

I had an sp2009 was a great gun , accurate as heck. Was great range/home gun a little big for concealed carry but i did it for a little bit. Congrats....

[kel ruger man]

thanks, bought it for the range and the house, to big to carry.

[SAB215]

I found a "used" Sig P228r with Nitesites at CP for $689 with my -10$ membership.
I was pretty set on picking up a 229 at Tanner's that day for $769, but it was in 40, and I would prefer to keep my ammo costs down. But I saw this when I went to CP just for a quick browse.

I couldn't not get it, it has maybe ~500 rounds through it, finish isn't even worn.






I tried to get the Nitesites, still pretty bright. Shitty cell camera doesn't do them justice.

[arjohnson]

[Mity2]

I regret selling my old 3913...

I'm buying it when I run in to one

[arjohnson]

I regret selling my old 3913...

I'm buying it when I run in to one

Yep, I had 2 and one was a TSW 3913 with no rail. Both were great shooting guns. I've been on the lookout for one in like new condition and today I found it.

ETA: This is the TSW model, it took 7 rnd mags instead of 8, notice the cut out grip. I borrowed this pic from google.

[xbmxracerx]

I tried to get the Nitesites, still pretty bright. Shitty cell camera doesn't do them justice.

My sights on the Glock are pretty cool too.....



Gen 4 19 w/ spare barrel threaded for can

[electro916]

Just picked this up tonight.

PT845