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Rimfire was a forerunner technology to center fire. It was a start, the engineers using it knew it wasn't a whole solution so centerfire was in development concurrent to it. Three rimfire chamberings are still common and they're all the same caliber. Thousands of centerfire chamberings in every conceivable bore diameter. I'm not trusting my life to technology that was antiquated 150 years ago... why yes I am a 5.7 fanboy funny you should ask.

get both and tape them together

Lmfao "this happens all the times with millennials"

Thank you for reminding me that 18 year olds aren’t allowed to conceal carry, makes me really hate the government

Ceramic is useless after 2 shots. Steel are stronger and more durable. No question

I shamefully admit that I really love my Smith & Wesson 38 revolver.

Id prolly go 1-6x, 1-8x is hard to do right and very expensive for those that do (and almost no one can do a good 1-10x right now). if you are truly gonna be hunting at great distances, then get a hpvo and an offset piggy red for close range

Glock 22 gen 5 MOS

Please explain why high brass has more felt recoil

Maybe he is looking for something to conceal carry for personal protection.

My $300 ATI 300blk "pistol" has never failed. It only has 400 rounds through it, but still.

What? Mine runs like a sewing machine. I even have a 110 round drum for it I like to fill with tracers. I have a sig sauer Romeo and Juliet red dot snd magnifer on it. My one and only complaint about it, the OEM mags start to separate when you load it the way up so i cant fully load a mag or it splits the mag in half. Other than that, beaides my little marlin model 101, its my favorite plinking gun. Plus the hk slap is fucking mint 👌

If it sounds like 2 gay hobos fighting over a shoping cart it's a glock

Amma be honest.. that was pretty informative...

Crazy to think it’s cheaper in my country. My brother bought the dark side steel canik rival. It’s less than half the price of an HK

That’s next level dumb if you are doing dry firing whit a loaded mag😂😂😂

Id probably switch FN and PSA for the final but otherwise I couldnt agree more and I can see the argument for FN

😂 Yeah, they're not worth that much. $600 tops

What are with you people yelling about steel taking multi hits? If you get hit and your armour stops 1 round or even 2 its job has been done. Reallife isnt cod, your not swapping plates in and out after getting hit, your hurting like hell after the first hit never mind the second, body armour only makes you live to fight another day, you are not a mobile tank taking multiple hits unless you are fighting a bunch of guys with small caliber weapons then maybe..

It needs to make a bang noise when you need it to. That is all.

Is that a staccato

steel can take more shots then Ceramic

you can use the steel plate over and over again, where ceramics will fail after a few, i believe.

FINALLY!

Another failed sale😂

From personal experience, high brass workes best in semi-auto shotguns

"I need something Robust ,Precise" -john wick

I thought I’s the only one

His head is full of knowledge

Press checks are stupid anyway.

What's the going price

polyethylene

I've put probable 1k rounds though mine, and only had malfunctions with CCI box ammo. it had a gummy film on all the ammo, and it had malfunctions at least 3 or 4 times per magazine. any other ammo I've used has been flawless. That being said, I think the description is perfect. It is an amazing cheap range toy. I put an airsoft red dot on it for like $20, and it is great.

1000 is still not cheap

Hi scared do you have to be ??😂

Give the man a VP9.

Bro the barbarian from clash upgraded more than just a sword

Is the model 😂number that is

Canik is butt

Once you see the price of a ceramic plate...combined with the fact that it isn't a "fun" thing to own...you'll see why steel is popular. If money is truly no object, get the ceramic i guess. For most, the money is better spent on other things.

I didn't know they malfunction that much, I always thought my Taurus TX22 was a piece of shit.

What would a thinner steel plate layered over a ceramic plate do? Would that allow modest weight with good protection or is it a horrible idea?

Grow a pair and wear them both!

When Thanos sells guns.

Who's going to tell him the deagle also has an exposed hammer? I'm still at a loss as to some of the internet gun guys having such raging hard ons for striker fired handguns. Which is fine if that's your preference, but to act like anything else is a bad option makes no sense to me. Idk...i guess if i ever buy a striker fired handgun I'll see what the hullabaloo is all about. Until then I'll keep carrying my P229, or, or, or...

This man is a Norse genius

If I'm not incorrect can't you also just buy a optic mount for a non MOS Glock?

Thanks Biden

I have never seen so many clueless people making comments before

Also ya know steel takes a lot more shots than ceramic