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hello everybody, i am new to the club,having by chance found a m9 1st generation in a dominican gunshop.i am originally from germany and would have prefered the walther p99,whatever generation. since gunownership is strictly limited in germany,i could only practice with a co2 4.5mm walther cp...

Hi guys, I am strongly considering an M9-A1. A few years ago, I switched over my handgun collection to Glocks for simplicity. I've been looking for something similar to a Glock and I think the M9-A1 fits the bill. Before making the jump, I do have a few questions. 1) I saw a post about Steyr...

Hey guys. My M9-A1 is in the mail, but there's no holster coming with it unfortunately. We have a Kydex on backorder, but no word on when it'll come in. I was wondering in the meantime if anyone has had any success with universal, readily available holsters? (If it makes a diff, I'm in Canada.)

Have a SSG 69 original green stock that crumbled apart along with the trigger guard. Replaced both about ten years ago. Have made an effort to only snug the mounting screws and this helped but alas, this trigger guard is also shattering around the mounting screw holes. Black stock still looks...

Hi! Find below some subcompact ecstasy, my 2 preferred ccw's, the CZ RAMI 2075D in 9, and the TAURUS MIL PRO PT 145 in cal.45 ACP. Probably the perfect "twins", in terms of dimensions, very similar, kind of: Caliber: Taurus PT 145 : .45 ACP CZ RAMI 2075 D: 9X19 Capacity TAURUS PT 145 ...

Hi! Hope you're fine, all of you. AK47 here. Found this quite promising site during random searches and thought why not say hello! I am from Islamabad and love guns, it's my primary hobby and supreme passion. I'm a senior member of our probably only 2 sites over here, www.PakGuns.com and...

:?: I am a new owner of a Steyr Mannlicher M-9. Bought it new for a about $350. However, i noticed they had a Steyr M9 for $500. I asked what the difference was, and they said both pistols were the same. I wonder, is there a difference between my M-9, and the M9?

Hey Guys, This is to compliment the 'what holster are you using' thread... At this time I am using the 1.5" 'Instructor' five stitch belt. It is also avaliable in 3 stich, but the extra 2 stiches provide a little more stiffness. This is from http://www.thewilderness.com and so far I am...

The meaning of that subject is that I want to purchase a Steyr. I have looked locally and suprisingly only one gun shop in my area (of 4 total) have even heard of the Steyr pistol. Does anyone have any dealer recommendations and possible price quotes for the Steyr M40A1 in the Miami/Ft Laud...

Hey Steyr Brotherhood, My graduation from law school is right around the corner and my long time plan has been to take a little personal vacation after the Bar Exam as a reward for my hard work. To that end I have been looking into many professional private training organizations around the...

I was flipping channels on TV the other day, and surprised to see a Steyr bolt action rifle commercial on the Outdoor Channel. Anyone else catch this?

I like to carry my rifle muzzle down hanging off my left shoulder. This lets you very quickly shift the buttstock to the right shoulder, keeping your left hand on the forend. The rifle comes up in the hasty sling position. The neat thing about the Prohunter, with the detachable sling studs, you...

I have always been intrigued by the Steyr M/S pistols and truthfully their prices. After reading more on them on GT I decided that I would like to try one out. This Monday at my FFL I saw a M9 in his case marked $260 so I decided to take the plunge. I figured that if I did not like it I could...

Here's a stupid question: Is there a means or method that would stretch a used holster to fit the trusty M? I grabbed a Don Hume duty holster off e-bay for a dollar, got it in the mail and realized quickly it wouldn't work. I'm outa the house right now so I can't get the size, but it seems long...

A month after release of this long-awaited product, we are pleased to report happy feedback on this drop-in part that gives the user a choice between the original pull weight, and two lighter options (typically 9, 7, and 5 pounds.) The Trigger Tamer part is now featured in the actual "Die Hard...