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[berettabone]

FYI.......Palmetto has Beretta APX compacts for $229.99. $179.99 after rebate. And I thought that I got a deal getting mine for $210.00. They also have deals on Rock Island 1911's.

[DavidR]

That’s a great price.

I’m wondering why the compact and full sized have a nice undercut trigger guard whereas the Carry version doesn’t. Years ago I had a Nano but didn’t like the ergonomics - couldn’t get a high enough grip and I attributed that to no undercut.

[King Rat]

That’s a great price.

I’m wondering why the compact and full sized have a nice undercut trigger guard whereas the Carry version doesn’t. Years ago I had a Nano but didn’t like the ergonomics - couldn’t get a high enough grip and I attributed that to no undercut.

Say what? I think you are talking about the Old Nano not the New APX Carry. The Nano is now on the Third Generation, while they have many of the same internals, most upgraded, but for sure the Grip, Trigger and Trigger guard have been changed.

By the way, their is a Youtube channel that comes out each week featuring all of Palmetto Armory's sales, which they always have some great deals. Just have to catch them on time. I will find the link and post.

[King Rat]

That’s a great price. <br>
<br>
I’m wondering why the compact and full sized have a nice undercut trigger guard whereas the Carry version doesn’t. Years ago I had a Nano but didn’t like the ergonomics - couldn’t get a high enough grip and I attributed that to no undercut.<br><br>

I am confused. Do you mean the Entire grip? The Nano and the Carry are completely different grips and trigger guards. Another great deal for the Beretta they have at $229 and that does not include the rebate. That is in the color FDE. You save $70.00 just because of the color(which you can buy a new grip later if you do not like the color). Same gun is at Bud's and other places for $399
I would get one if I already did not have two Nano's and the NEW APX carry. (still might get it, but trying to be more conservative in my spending on firearms),

There is a youtube channel that features all the Deals each week at PA. I will try and find it. They always turn out some great deals on not only guns, but gear as well. , you just have to catch them.


Here is the link. MONDAY DEALS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWNuk0a24Oo

[DavidR]

Look at the APX lineup. The “Carry” lacks an undercut trigger guard. The compact and full size have a nice undercuts. I can tell simply by looking at the Carry that I won’t like the ergonomics.

Carry
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/d6a90cb4deec480eb243740860f85fc2.jpg
Compact
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/103c3e46342a8934c6ba4f253b8dc988.jpg
Full size
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/3cb10ec0e68ddc21efed078044908f2e.jpg

[dao]

^^Doesn't make much sense does it. If any should be undercut it would be the one(s) with the shortest grip.

It would also be nice to see them offer a variant with a manual thumb safety too. But only if it sweeps down for off, like about 99% of the rest of the industry, rather than up like their other guns.

[King Rat]

Look at the APX lineup. The “Carry” lacks an undercut trigger guard. The compact and full size have a nice undercuts. I can tell simply by looking at the Carry that I won’t like the ergonomics.

Carry
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/d6a90cb4deec480eb243740860f85fc2.jpg
Compact
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/103c3e46342a8934c6ba4f253b8dc988.jpg
Full size
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230801/3cb10ec0e68ddc21efed078044908f2e.jpg

Ok, I see what you are talking about. The reason is because they are two different triggers. The compact and the full size are more of the lighter shorter style standard triggers made, while the Carry is a Dao, much like the KAHR which I prefer on a Carry gun. I do not get any trigger pinch like I do a Glock or other firearms. I wish my GX4 had the same clearance. Grip size is a personal preference. I personally cannot shoot a Sig 365 because of the grip and the Narrow space to the receiver. Like others, I would ride the slide. The new APX Carry for myself is a perfect fit. Beretta improved a already nice firearm. I say Perfect, but I would prefer to not have the Glock style dingus safety style trigger and make it like the Kahr.,
As far as safety, I do not feel the Carry needs one and that is why I bought it. It is a DAO like the Kahr. A smooth deliberate roll. Now on the Sig 365 for example, I would get the Model with the safety if I were to purchase one. I would like to have seen Beretta make another back strap like Taurus did on the GX4.

[Bawanna]

Ok, I see what you are talking about. The reason IMO is that they are two different triggers. The compact and the full size are more of the lighter shorter standard triggers made, while the Carry is a Dao, much like the KAHR which I prefer on a Carry gun. I do not get any trigger pinch like I do a Glock or other firearms. I wish my GX4 had the same clearance. Grip size is a personal preference. I personally cannot shoot a Sig 365 because of the grip and the Narrow space to the receiver. Like others, I would ride the slide. The new APX Carry for myself is a perfect fit. Beretta will improved a already nice firearm. I say Perfect, but I would prefer to not have the Glock style dingus safety style trigger and make it like the Kahr.

I put the Wilson grip module on my 365 and while I had no issue with the stock grip (with a sleeve) I much prefer the Wilson. Made a world of difference at least to me.

[King Rat]

I put the Wilson grip module on my 365 and while I had no issue with the stock grip (with a sleeve) I much prefer the Wilson. Made a world of difference at least to me.

I can understand that, I would place the Wilson on mine if I owned one as well. Did place the Wilson on my Son's 320 and a huge improvement. A really nice grip. For myself, I do not care for light Triggers without a safety. But that is just me. I do however am a strong believer in using a strong off hand grip pressure in shooting Micro 9mm's.

Original Nano release in 2012


https://i.imgur.com/UHs11CD.jpg?3

Nano Gen 1 and Gen 2 carry

https://i.imgur.com/7uYOc2k.jpg




New 3rd Gen Nano (Apx A1 Carry with New Taurus GX4

https://i.imgur.com/0FmL41x.jpg

[Bawanna]

Me too on the short triggers. I put a safety on my 365. It was easy and I feel a whole lot better with it. Course now the Tisas is the primary and the 365 only rides occasionally. Or of course the PM45.

[DavidR]

I see that Beretta now has a $100 rebate.

Buds has the 4.25 inch 17 round optics ready version for $400 so $300 after rebate. A comparable Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 is around $600.

Tempting.

[berettabone]

Now have 300 rds. through mine. Happy with it. $210 after rebate....................

[DavidR]

Now have 300 rds. through mine. Happy with it. $210 after rebate....................

Wow. That’s a deal. Was it the full sized version?

[berettabone]

Wow. That’s a deal. Was it the full sized version? Compact..............

[187911]

Let us know if you actually get your $100 rebate. I've done a lot 9f rebates in my lifetime, but I never got my money on the last $100 rebate Beretta had. That's the one and only one I never got. A few guys on the Berretta forum complained about the same. Hopefully they switched from the company who handles the rebates.

[DavidR]

Let us know if you actually get your $100 rebate.

I haven’t actually bought it yet. The rebate program is good through the end of the year so no hurry.

I’ve watched a bunch of videos and the full sized one seems like a great value. The only negatives I see are unnecessarily complicated take down (which isn’t a big deal to me) and a slightly heavier trigger than I’d like. At some point I’ll go over to my LGS and see how it feels.

[187911]

The takedown is similar than Glock, M&Ps, and other pistols. The problem with those on YouTube is they don't read the manual.

The trigger is the standard 5.5lb-6lb that most duty and carry grade pistols have FYI. That's a simular weight to Kahr triggers.


https://youtu.be/h0IjrvZ33ZA?si=EvlzDmrvKuHr0CJY

[187911]

The takedown lever will be stiff and will have a lot more resistance when pushing in when brand new. It will become much easier to do once worn in. If it's not a casual range gun or safe queen, then it will break in quickly. I own multiple APX pistols and have thousands of rounds through one of them. It will loosen up with use. You can see in the below video how quickly it can be field stripped.


https://youtu.be/NrWFohUAGys?si=rCCZFqMXJbR104nt

[187911]

Note that the original APX had a 6lb stock trigger via the heavier standard striker spring. The APX A1 ships with the green Competition Striker Spring installed which, on my examples, brought the trigger pull down to 5lb after worn in.


https://youtu.be/pGsYXcrW9Oc?si=q-7abOGupOI2rnDw

[King Rat]

One of the things I have learned about the APX/Nano and other beretta's is that they put some kind of coating on their guns. These triggers are notorious for being much smoother after shooting them for a few hundred rounds and they just keep getting better. Yes, Other triggers also break in after shooting, but I do not think that they are as noticeable as the Beretta. My Nano with well over 15,000 rds feels like a different gun than my newer Nano purchased a few years later. I am now breaking in the APX A1 carry. (which they shortened the travel and made the trigger lighter)

[DavidR]

Thanks for the videos and the feedback on the APX.

Take down is no longer a concern.

The trigger is probably fine.

The slide finish seems to be a weak point but it’s a relatively inexpensive gun so something has to give.


Definitely need to handle one.

[DavidR]

So I stopped by my LGS.

The only APX pistol they had in stock was a full sized tactical. I’m not interested in the tactical version but I was able to hold it and dry fire it.

The ergonomics feel good to me. I’m a small guy so trigger reach on a full sized gun can be an issue. With the medium backstrap installed the trigger reach was great and the flattish face is something I like. The trigger pull is okay - not light and crisp but not long and gritty either.

I compared it to a full sized M&P 2.0 Performance Center. Obviously the trigger on the M&P was shorter, lighter and crisper but I prefer the ergonomics of the Beretta. And the price difference is ridiculous.

So … I ordered an APX A1 from Grabagun. [emoji16]

$390 before sales tax and rebate.

[187911]

Thanks for the videos and the feedback on the APX.

Take down is no longer a concern.

The trigger is probably fine.

The slide finish seems to be a weak point but it’s a relatively inexpensive gun so something has to give.


Definitely need to handle one.

They changed the slide finish between the Gen #1 and the current Gen... They use some new finish called "Aqua Tech (https://www.beretta.com/en/technology/products/aqua-tech-shield)" that they also use on their top of the line shotguns as well. I've heard mixed reviews about it. Berretta claims it's supposed to be more corrosion resistant than the common nitride finishes. I never had any issues with the nitride finishes on my original APXes after carrying in both leather and kydex holsters and after thousands of rounds.

Another thing you might not know is the barrel is cold hammer forged and chrome lined. That's a process that's usually reserved for full auto rifles barrels.

It might not be a perfect or popular handgun, but it's the most well built and durable duty/war handgun sub $400.

https://www.beretta.com/en/technology/products/aqua-tech-shield

[Armybrat]

So I stopped by my LGS.

The only APX pistol they had in stock was a full sized tactical. I’m not interested in the tactical version but I was able to hold it and dry fire it.

The ergonomics feel good to me. I’m a small guy so trigger reach on a full sized gun can be an issue. With the medium backstrap installed the trigger reach was great and the flattish face is something I like. The trigger pull is okay - not light and crisp but not long and gritty either.

I compared it to a full sized M&P 2.0 Performance Center. Obviously the trigger on the M&P was shorter, lighter and crisper but I prefer the ergonomics of the Beretta. And the price difference is ridiculous.

So … I ordered an APX A1 from Grabagun. [emoji16]

$390 before sales tax and rebate.
I’ve dealt with GrabaGun for years online.
Good service and good guys to interact with in their Coppell, Texas store too - I walked in to pick up a purchase once before the pandemic.
The only delay in delivery was this past week - ordered these mags on the 29th, they were shipped on the 1st but were stuck in the Dallas FedEx facility for five days!
Delivered yesterday.

[DavidR]

I bought a Kahr P9 from them probably 5 years ago.

They shipped my APX-A1 same day. Plan is to pick it up from my LGS Monday.

[King Rat]

Top 5 most underrated Concealed Carry. (I do not always agree with this YouTube guy, but IMO he got it right with two of these. The Kahr 40cal and you will see what Number 1 is. No surprise in my book.} For those that do not want to watch the video. Number 1 is the APX.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvC81eNlZcA

[King Rat]

Top 5 most underrated Concealed Carry. (I do not always agree with this YouTube guy, but IMO he got it right with two of these. The Kahr 40cal and you will see what Number 1 is. No surprise in my book.} For those that do not want to watch the video. Number 1 is the APX.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvC81eNlZcA


FYI Thought I would post this deal as well. The APX A1 carry which has a trigger very similar to the Kahr albeit the Glock thingy is a sale that is IMO one heck of a great deal The gun in Grey, can be bought For $229 and comes with two magazines a 6 rd and 8 rd. And according to the description is comes with a TRITIUM FRONT NIGHTSIGHT. . Beretta is also offering a Free Optic plate and a $50.00 rebate.


https://lockedloaded.com/product/apx-a1-carry-9mm-gray-2.9

[DavidR]

Picked up the A1 full size today. Haven’t shot it yet.

Regarding some of the negatives on YouTube:

- take down is not difficult
- changing back straps is not difficult
- slide finish is not cheap looking

I did see what I think is some tooling chatter inside the slide.

As far as the trigger goes, out of the box it’s heavier than my broken in P365s and much heavier than my Shield Plus. Take up is very short. It does not have a crisp, clean break. Rather it’s a little gritty and mushy and heavy feeling. Hopefully it will smooth out a little. I measured the trigger weight and it really varies based on where you pull it. Down low on the trigger, which is where I place my finger, it was measuring about 5 lbs so really not bad at all. My hope is for this to be a nightstand pistol and with that in mind, I don’t want a super light trigger in a gun that I may access in the stress of a 2 AM emergency.

The sights seem fine - blacked out rear and white dot front with a tritium insert. While it’s optic ready I don’t plan to add an optic.

I switched to the small backstrap and ergonomically it feels good in my small hands - better than the PDP-F that I no longer own. Trigger reach is amazing for people with small hands. The stippling on the front strap and back strap is very grippy.

Gave it a good cleaning and plan to shoot it tomorrow.


https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230911/ad65bc5d94f5c9103dcb60acc95258fe.jpg

[Ken L]

Nice! Looking forward to hearing your field report

[berettabone]

Nice looking firearm. Especially like the looks of the grip, the slide serrations, and the way the mag base fits to the grip frame.

[DavidR]

Took her to the range today. Fired 180 rounds. 140 FMJ (New Republic, SAR and American Eagle), 20 Federal Punch 124 grain and 20 Federal HST 124 grain. Zero malfunctions.

Overall impression: the APX A1 far exceeded my expectations. Maybe my expectations were too low due to some of the complaining on YouTube but I’m thoroughly pleased. This feels like a quality firearm and at $289 plus tax and FFL transfer fee it’s a steal.

Operation - fed fired and ejected everything. Magazines ejected nicely. Slide stop/release loosened up and works nicely as a release. Sights are good. This is the first blacked out rear I’ve owned and I like it.

Ergonomics - great for small handed shooters. Better ergonomics than the Walther PDP-F. Very easy to get a high grip with great trigger reach and rarely a need to re-grip after shooting. The stippling on the back strap and front strap is great. The gun does not move in my hand and seems to point naturally (i.e. it’s easy to find the front sight).

Trigger - this is not a “competition” trigger but feels like a great compromise between an easy to shoot trigger and a “safe” trigger. This was my biggest surprise and greatly exceeded my expectations. Despite being on the heavier side, it didn’t seem to impede my accuracy (or lack thereof [emoji16]). For me, it’s a perfect “it’s 2 AM and the house alarm just went off” trigger.

Probably my only complaint at this time is that the full length rails have sharp edges so you need to be careful when cleaning not to cut your finger.

EDIT - maybe one more minor complaint. Not really a complaint but an observation. Beretta makes the little things with this gun a little harder than other guns:
- field stripping is a little more complicated than many other guns
- changing the backstrap is a little more complicated than many other guns
- removing the fire control unit is a little more complicated than it is with a Sig
- even opening the nice plastic box the gun came in is more complicated than any I’ve had before


I’m not a great shooter so I usually don’t post my targets. This is 6 yards firing roughly one round per second.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230912/0c698a27ab6f9305674365d0b63db838.jpg

[berettabone]

Looks good enough to take care of business.....................let me guess, the first shots are the low ones off the blue. I think you need to see a bit more front sight on these APX models. I had some trigger concerns before I got my compact but after shooting, I can live with it just fine.

[DavidR]

Yeah, it’s easy to shoot low with this pistol. I noticed it especially when shooting at targets at the top of the paper.

I also noticed that mine has weak ejection. Usually my pistols throw a bunch of brass over the lane divider or way behind me. Most of the A1 brass hit the divider next to me and landed on the floor right at my side.

[berettabone]

I don't know if that's "weak" ejection or design. Doesn't sound like a bad thing. Were you using different ammo than usual? Sounds better than having them bounce off your noggin or down your shirt.

[DavidR]

I don't know if that's "weak" ejection or design. Doesn't sound like a bad thing. Were you using different ammo than usual? Sounds better than having them bounce off your noggin or down your shirt.

Same ammo as always. Just doesn’t throw the brass as far as every other pistol I’ve owned. “Weak by design” is fine with me.

[DavidR]

Here’s a brief review of the APX-A1 full sized. The reviewer does say that Beretta provided him with the pistol but I’ve never seen this guy as a shill. His review is consistent with my take on the gun.

https://youtu.be/uAr2yW-dvVw?si=xXuuHKvgGqDmbrQ-

[berettabone]

He sure makes it look like a smooth shooter. I've always been a bit biased (ahem) towards the Beretta brand. Except for the PX models. Always felt a bit plastic/hollow, and the triggers weren't great. There are SO many options in firearms these days, it's probably a partial reason why the APX " isn't talked about ". I'm not sure how much advertising they're doing on the model. I think it's one of the best buys out there. So far, I'm happy with my compact. For the money, they're built very well, and they feel like it.

[187911]

Took her to the range today. Fired 180 rounds. 140 FMJ (New Republic, SAR and American Eagle), 20 Federal Punch 124 grain and 20 Federal HST 124 grain. Zero malfunctions.

Overall impression: the APX A1 far exceeded my expectations. Maybe my expectations were too low due to some of the complaining on YouTube but I’m thoroughly pleased. This feels like a quality firearm and at $289 plus tax and FFL transfer fee it’s a steal.

Operation - fed fired and ejected everything. Magazines ejected nicely. Slide stop/release loosened up and works nicely as a release. Sights are good. This is the first blacked out rear I’ve owned and I like it.

Ergonomics - great for small handed shooters. Better ergonomics than the Walther PDP-F. Very easy to get a high grip with great trigger reach and rarely a need to re-grip after shooting. The stippling on the back strap and front strap is great. The gun does not move in my hand and seems to point naturally (i.e. it’s easy to find the front sight).

Trigger - this is not a “competition” trigger but feels like a great compromise between an easy to shoot trigger and a “safe” trigger. This was my biggest surprise and greatly exceeded my expectations. Despite being on the heavier side, it didn’t seem to impede my accuracy (or lack thereof [emoji16]). For me, it’s a perfect “it’s 2 AM and the house alarm just went off” trigger.

Probably my only complaint at this time is that the full length rails have sharp edges so you need to be careful when cleaning not to cut your finger.

EDIT - maybe one more minor complaint. Not really a complaint but an observation. Beretta makes the little things with this gun a little harder than other guns:
- field stripping is a little more complicated than many other guns
- changing the backstrap is a little more complicated than many other guns
- removing the fire control unit is a little more complicated than it is with a Sig
- even opening the nice plastic box the gun came in is more complicated than any I’ve had before


I’m not a great shooter so I usually don’t post my targets. This is 6 yards firing roughly one round per second.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230912/0c698a27ab6f9305674365d0b63db838.jpg
-The field strip is more involved than with the P320; however, it's easier than stripping the frame on 99% of the other handguns on the market, so there's that at least. My first couple of times were a PITA, but now I can fully strip the frame and reinstall everything in under 5 minutes if that. I did a video I planned on posting to YouTube a while back, but never got around to it. I use to go to the range every other week before Corona, and I'd completely strip the frame and slide each time for cleaning as it was my carry gun.

-What I like about the APX is that it actually has backstraps unlike the P320 where you have to buy new grip modules to fit small or medium or large hands. With all other grip modules I've ever changed, I had to drive out a pin from the frame. With the APX, you need to push the retainer to the side and pull down. It's tricky at first, but I typically push it to the side and use a punch or a hook to pull down on the backstrap retainer. These work great for quickly removing the chassis, the backstrap retainer, and the backplate on the slide. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tough-4-Piece-Set-Curved-Hook-Complex-Hook-90-Degree-Hook/558682081. I keep those and a cheap Walmart 5 peice punch set in my range bag. I may make another video on how I strip the frame, and how I utilize those hooks to make things simpler.

-The APX recoil spring assembly is rated for 20,000 rounds by Beretta. I don't recall having any weak injection, but in your case it might be because the gun is new and needs to be broken in some more. I know that's a common complaint with newbies and their new HK pistols on the HKPro forum. HK typically suggests running X number of 124 or hotter rounds (I forget how many) to break the stronger recoil spring in.

-I haven't found the rail to be sharp on my orginal APX frames (I have several in different sizes and colors), but the great thing about the APX and a module system if that you can make permanent changes, like lightly shading the edges, without feeling guilty about it. New grip modules can be had for $35 or less on sale.

-As far as the field strip goes, I chuckle to hear those who own Kahrs and 1911s who have that opinion. Some of my Kahrs are a PITA to field strip as are some of my 1911s. My Beretta PX4 Compact is a little more involved to. Then there's my Remington RM380 as well. The only difference between the APX and a M&P and most other striker pistols with a takedown level is that the takedown lever on the APX has to be pushed in first. I guess after having experience with other designs that have me cursing at times, the APX takedown never bothered me lol.

Nice shooting by the way!!!

[King Rat]

Most under rated. Kahr and APX.

I don't always agree with this Youtuber, but I think he really hit the Mark on this one. I also think the Beretta APX is insanely underrated. Never have been able to understand the reasons why. The build quality is outstanding, they shoot
very well. Is it lack of Marketing? Two guns I seldom see at any of my LGS are the Beretta and the Kahr. I also think so many of the Beretta fans are stuck on the 92 series and just turned off by anything else that Beretta manufacturers. He rates the APX as number 1, and most especially for the Price Point, it is a terrific firearm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvC81eNlZcA&t=5s

[DavidR]

I’ve had the APX A1 to the range a few more times. Still happy with it. I’ve tried a lot of different ammo through it. Unsurprisingly, light for caliber ammo results in some failures to eject as the rounds do not always have enough power to cycle the slide. I had that issue with 65 grain ARX Inceptor, 65 grain Underwood Xtreme Defense and 100 grain Hornady Critical Defense Lite.

Surprisingly I also had issues with Federal Champion 115 grain. Out of 100 rounds I had 3 failures to eject. That ammo doesn’t feel weak to me but maybe it is.

[berettabone]

I haven't had any issues with my APX. Shooting Fed. 124 gr. FMJ and Win 124 gr. Silver Tips.

[187911]

I've had various random 115 gr and 124 gr through mine. I didn't keep a record of all the makes/models of ammo, but it's been hundreds of different ammo over the years. Basically whatever I could find that was inexpensive at Walmart, the range, and online. I even fired steel and aluminum cased ammo through mine as well.

The one and only failures I had was with some steel cased ammo from some hole in the wall ammo manufacturer that I've never heard or seen before. One of my LGS had it in stock during the height of COVID, and it's all I could find. I haven't seen that brand anywhere since then. The issue I had is that NONE of the rounds would eject, and the extractor would slip off the rim. Every last one would get stuck in the chamber, so I had to borrow a brass rod from the R.O. to knock each of the 50 rounds out so I could get rid of that ammo. Thousands
of other brass, aluminum, and steel cased ammo I put through my APX worked fine without even one malfunction.

[DavidR]

Let us know if you actually get your $100 rebate. I've done a lot 9f rebates in my lifetime, but I never got my money on the last $100 rebate Beretta had. That's the one and only one I never got. A few guys on the Berretta forum complained about the same. Hopefully they switched from the company who handles the rebates.
I have received the $100 rebate.

[BirdsThaWord]

A while back I acquired an APX compact 9mm magazine. I have no use for it. First one who says “I’ll take it” can have it for free. I think I can just send it in one of those bubble envelopes.

[Bawanna]

Free? What you talking bout Cleetus?

[kenemoore]

FREE Magazine

an APX compact 9mm magazine

[BirdsThaWord]

Free? What you talking bout Cleetus?
Yes sir! I’ve no APX, so figured I’d give it to one of my friends here. Does that qualify me for saint status? :angel:

[Bawanna]

Yes sir! I’ve no APX, so figured I’d give it to one of my friends here. Does that qualify me for saint status? :angel:

After careful consideration, it's been determined that your definitely qualified for saint status.

[BirdsThaWord]

Woot! Woot! Maybe I can start one of those gofundme's and make some bank on it ;)

[Bawanna]

Now you done it, you fell off the Saint Status shelf when you got all greedy. Go forth and repent sinner.

[BirdsThaWord]

Now you done it, you fell off the Saint Status shelf when you got all greedy. Go forth and repent sinner.

Durnit man!

[Bawanna]

What else you got for free? Wait, now I'm the greedy blood sucking sinner. Never mind. Peace out.

[BirdsThaWord]

What else you got for free? Wait, now I'm the greedy blood sucking sinner. Never mind. Peace out.

Not free, but if anyone wants to trade...
I'm looking for 17 or more round factory Glock mags. I have multiple new compact 9mm and 45 1911 mags.
20309
2031020311
If anyone is interested? Wrong thread, I know

[BirdsThaWord]

The freebie APX mag has been claimed, so it is no longer available.