Best Black Friday Handgun Deals 2023

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Some great deals here. :thup:


https://www.fieldandstream.com/gear/black-friday-handgun-deals-2023/
Best Black Friday Handgun Deals 2023
Get a new handgun for up to 50% off during these Black Friday sales
BY AMANDA OLIVER | UPDATED NOV 22, 2023 8:59 PM EST
Black Friday Handgun Deals

Under $250
Ruger Wrangler Single-Action .22 LR Revolver for $149 (Save $150)
Ruger LCP Semi-Auto Pistol for $209 (Save $50)
Ruger LCP Semi-Auto Pistol with Purple Frame for $219 (Save $70)
Taurus G2C 9mm Pistol for $229 (Save $120)
Taurus G3C Semi-Auto Pistol w/ Manual Safety and 3 Magazines for $229 (Save $50)
Ruger EC9s Semi-Auto Pistol for $259 (Save $20)
Ruger LCP II Semi-Auto Pistol for $299 (Save $50)

Under $500
Beretta APX A1 Carry 9mm Handgun for $269 (Save $130)
Taurus G3c 9mm Pistol for $279 (Save $112)
Ruger Max-9 Semi-Auto Pistol for $349 (Save $170)
Smith & Wesson M&P Shield M2.0 9mm Pistol for $349 (Save $200)
Ruger LCP Max Semi-Auto Pistol for $379 (Save $20)
Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus Semi-Auto Pistol for $399 (Save $100)
Rock Island M1911 GI Standard FS Semi-Auto Centerfire Pistol for $419 (Save $60)
Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ Semi-Auto Pistol for $429 (Save $20)
Glock G43X 9mm Subcompact Pistol for $448 (Save $150)
CZ P-09 Semi-Auto Pistol for $469 (Save $100)
Glock G19 9mm Pistol for $499 (Save $30)
Canik TP9SFX Semi-Auto Pistol w/ Full Accessory Pack for $499 (Save $50)
Glock G26 Semi-Auto Pistol for $499 (Save $30)

Under $650
Canik TP9SFX Semi-Auto Pistol with Full Accessory Pack for $500 (Save $50)
Glock G19 Gen 5 9mm Pistol for $539 (Save $110)
Glock 19 Gen5 Semi-Auto Pistol for $540 (Save $30)
Walther PDP Full-Size Optic-Ready Semi-Auto Pistol for $579 (Save $70)
Sig Sauer P320 RXP Compact 2-Tone Semi-Auto Pistol w/ Romeo1 Pro Optic for $649 (Save $230)

Under $1,000
Kimber Stainless II Semi-Auto Pistol for $849 (Save $270)
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BTW, "Amanda Oliver is Field & Stream‘s executive editor of commerce. She oversees the commerce team, who covers everything from bowhunting to fishing to camping. Amanda currently lives in northern Maryland with her husband, daughter, and German shepherd, Lily....Amanda graduated from Wake Forest University in North Carolina with a Bachelor of Science in business management and finance."

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Doc Dutch said:
I've seen them but never owned or fired one, but they are very popular.
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My dad passed away three weeks ago. He has an M-1. It’s a super fun gun to shoot. I bought it for him when he retired from the Post Office in the early 90’s. He hunted with it for 30 minutes that year and killed a nice buck with it. The last time we went shooting (about 6 months ago) he had to take it and fire I off a few mags worth. He was pretty deadly with it.
 
leaningright said:
My dad passed away three weeks ago. He has an M-1. It’s a super fun gun to shoot. I bought it for him when he retired from the Post Office in the early 90’s. He hunted with it for 30 minutes that year and killed a nice buck with it. The last time we went shooting (about 6 months ago) he had to take it and fire I off a few mags worth. He was pretty deadly with it.
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Sorry about your dad. I lost mine a few years ago. Good memories are good to have. :thup:
 
Then there's this:

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gun-ownership-hits-record-high-american-voters-poll-finds
Gun ownership hits record high with American voters, poll finds
More than half of American voters say they or someone in their home owns a gun, according to a new national survey
A record high number of American voters say they or someone in their household owns a gun, according to a new survey.

An NBC News national poll finds that a majority — 52% — of respondents say that they or someone in their home owns a firearm. It is the highest number since NBC started asking in 1999.

Just four years ago, 46% of Americans said they or someone in their household owned a gun in a 2019 NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll. And a decade ago, in 2013, that number was 42%.

"In the last 10 years, we've grown [10 points] in gun ownership. That's a very stunning number," Micah Roberts of Republican firm Public Opinion Strategies, who conducted the poll with Democratic pollster Hart Research, told NBC News.
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Doc Dutch said:
Then there's this:

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gun-ownership-hits-record-high-american-voters-poll-finds
Gun ownership hits record high with American voters, poll finds
More than half of American voters say they or someone in their home owns a gun, according to a new national survey
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You know, it’s odd how perspective works. Growing up there were always guns in our house. My dad had them, my brothers had them, and when I was old enough (5th grade) I had them. Households of friends had them. So it was odd when I encountered households that didn’t own guns.

That said, I say the Glock 19 on the list. I won a Glock 41 Gen 4 Longslide in 45 ACP. I’ve shot it some but was finally able to shoot it off of a bench while visiting the in-laws here in Kentucky. Impressive grouping for a mid-range priced gun. I have decided to keep it. The trigger pull is a bit long but necessary for a gun with no safety. I’m looking forward to shooting the gun more and getting more used to it. If I’m ever home during modern gun season I think I will try to take a deer with it.
 
leaningright said:
You know, it’s odd how perspective works. Growing up there were always guns in our house. My dad had them, my brothers had them, and when I was old enough (5th grade) I had them. Households of friends had them. So it was odd when I encountered households that didn’t own guns.

That said, I say the Glock 19 on the list. I won a Glock 41 Gen 4 Longslide in 45 ACP. I’ve shot it some but was finally able to shoot it off of a bench while visiting the in-laws here in Kentucky. Impressive grouping for a mid-range priced gun. I have decided to keep it. The trigger pull is a bit long but necessary for a gun with no safety. I’m looking forward to shooting the gun more and getting more used to it. If I’m ever home during modern gun season I think I will try to take a deer with it.
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Same here with guns. When I was 17, my friend and I'd go walking down the street with our Ithaca 37s to go dove hunting in the Colorado prairie behind the residential housing. Anyone doing that these days would have SWAT called down upon them.

I love the .45 ACP and have both a couple of 1911s plus a few other handguns and a carbine in that caliber.
 
Cypress said:
The M-1 Garand and Carbine are the rifles that won WW2. I think the Japanese and Germans were still using bolt action infantry rifles until way late in the war.
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Agreed the Americans had an advantage with semi-automatic rifles which were also more easily reloaded.
 
Cypress said:
The M-1 Garand and Carbine are the rifles that won WW2. I think the Japanese and Germans were still using bolt action infantry rifles until way late in the war.
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The Japanese were. The Germans produced and issued the G 41 rifle in pretty big numbers--about 100,000. This was a semi-automatic rifle comparable to the Garand. The Soviets had the SVT 38/40 producing about 1.6 million, again roughly comparable to the Garand ending production in 1942 in favor of continuing to produce the Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle that was simpler to manufacture.

The G 41 was a quality product and an equal to the Garand in that respect. The SVT on the other hand was pretty shoddy with a number of issues and also had poor accuracy.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
The Japanese were. The Germans produced and issued the G 41 rifle in pretty big numbers--about 100,000. This was a semi-automatic rifle comparable to the Garand. The Soviets had the SVT 38/40 producing about 1.6 million, again roughly comparable to the Garand ending production in 1942 in favor of continuing to produce the Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle that was simpler to manufacture.

The G 41 was a quality product and an equal to the Garand in that respect. The SVT on the other hand was pretty shoddy with a number of issues and also had poor accuracy.
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I know the Germans and Soviets eventually produced semi automatic infantry rifles.

I just don't think they were available as early, or in the quantities that the M-1 was available as standard issue to American soldiers and Marines.
 
According to Wikipedia, the bolt action K98k was the standard rifle issued in the Wermacht up to 1945, while only 402 thousand semi automatic Gewehr 43 were produced by Nazi Germany.
 
Cypress said:
I know the Germans and Soviets eventually produced semi automatic infantry rifles.

I just don't think they were available as early, or in the quantities that the M-1 was available as standard issue to American soldiers and Marines.
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Did you know some Mosin Nagant rifles were produced in the US
 
leaningright said:
My dad passed away three weeks ago. He has an M-1. It’s a super fun gun to shoot. I bought it for him when he retired from the Post Office in the early 90’s. He hunted with it for 30 minutes that year and killed a nice buck with it. The last time we went shooting (about 6 months ago) he had to take it and fire I off a few mags worth. He was pretty deadly with it.
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Sorry for your loss. I lost mom in August.
 
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