RE: Imports
 

My opinion would solicit a firearm analogy. I am going to own a Smith and Wesson to be sure my revolver works, but when I want to show off, I will bring out the Colt and show the smoothness in action.

Sorry folks, won't spoon feed.

RE: Imports
 

Nothing beat s a SIG!!!

RE: Imports
 

Hmmm.. considering imports.. I would prefer an H&K.

RE: Imports
 

I checked out their site. I have firearms for personal defense more than recreation. To that purpose, I have come to the conclusion that a revolver is more likely to be ready when called after years of inactivity (spring compression of the clip failing) as opposed to a cylinder mechanically driven.

If they offer a revolver, I'd be inclined to choose them, otherwise for my purposes, S&W will edge them out. Of course, I am looking to get an automatic so, I will research it further. Thanks Paladin and let's all embrace our 2nd Amendment right! :D

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Cool!

Take a look at the Magpul Masada....I am hoping 6.5 Grendel.

Am I talking about cars? :D

RE: Imports
 

DK, this forum has a lot of non-U.S. brand car fans, but to answer your question the insurance to cover muscle cars for someone around your age can be very expensive. Getting a Civic and later ricing it up may help with the insurance issue. The fact of the matter is that you can get many of these compacts pretty cheap and they don't cost that much to modify, plus they will generally get better fuel mileage. Also despite what some people think, FWD is way better in snow than RWD and some people do not live in areas where the snow is plowed and can afford only one car so all together when you think about it like this, it makes a lot more sense. In short, its a matter of money, but if money was no object for many of people about your age, then they would probably be happy with a muscle car.