Are you a dedicated clays shooter who doesn’t happen to have over ten grand laying around for a new P-gun? You’re in luck! Perazzi feels your pain and wants to make things (well, a little) easier on you. Enter the MXS, Perazzi’s “affordable” option. You can get yours with fixed or interchangeable chokes, a standard or adjustable stock and blued or nickel finish receiver.
It probably won’t surprise you that they didn’t lug a bunch of their high-line shotties out the Media Day to let just any schlub stroll up and manhandle them. Which means I didn’t get a chance to pull the trigger on one. But despite the wary, sidelong glances of the Perazzi booth staff, I hefted one and played with it as long as I dared before they had a chance to call security. And it mounts and points about as nicely as you’d expect.
Will the Perazzi prestige factor justify laying down over $2,000 more than you would for, say, a Beretta 692 Sporting, though? You’ll have to make that call.
I’m pretty sure you’d know where that bad guy was before he even thought of spotting you.
That’s android, not iCrap
All these new ARs are wearing me down. I might have to break down and buy one so I will fit in.
Can they make a lefty model? Bonus is gonna be good in march . . .
I have 2 pf-9’s, one for carry and one for limited range use. I have about 450 rounds in the carry one with no problems after I stopped using WW box. The other was seems just as reliable but I’m not keeping count of the rounds and I bought it used, the carry one was new.
I might consider something else but it can’t be any heavier or wider than the PF-9 and I think that limits my choice to about one other gun (maybe?). The weight and thin-ness are great features of the gun, especially for a slim framed person. Also, since it’s so light, limp wristing can be an issue that can cause FTE’s.
“‘Oh my God, it’s a gun.’ I said, ‘I think I’m going to throw up,’” Fleissig said. [She] ‘found a rifle — a big rifle. Looking just like the ones real soldiers use.” “horrified…” ‘We got out of the car, we were kind of freaked out,’ Judith Fleissig recalls of the moment this month when she and her daughter found the weapon. ‘I didn’t want to touch it.”
These are classic symptoms of extreme hoplophobia. This woman needs to be involuntarily committed to a mental health facility for her own safety, and to protect the children.
Coming to a SWATing near you!
Sounds like shaky legal reasoning to me. If person is defined as including trusts, then that’s the default standard which must be affirmatively and specifically countered elsewhere if trusts are not to be considered as a person.
That the legislature specifies for machine gun purposes that a person can also mean corporations, partnerships, etc. is fine, but that’s not enough to overcome the prior default definition of a person as including trusts. If the legislature wanted to exclude trusts, then it should have explicitly done so, not just remained silent on trusts while listing other groupings.
Moreover, none of those other groupings is capitalized, suggesting to me that they were meant in general senses and not in specific legal terms. “Associations”, for example. Is that a legal term? Sounds generic to me, in which case it would certainly include trusts.
In any event, so much for the “Virginia is a firearms friendly haven” myth.
I purchased 2 MXS’s they came with fixed choke 1/2 & 3/4 so I had Briley open them to 1/4 & 1/2, Had the forcing cones lengthened and I cannot tell you what a pleasure it is to shoot them, they absolutely destroy targets, and the pattern must be seen, great. As for the big ugly MXS logo, on my Nickel model I used Engravers Black to highlight the small Perazzi print on the side of the receiver as well a the big MXS on the bottom of the receiver, on the Blue action I used Jewlers Gold paste in exactly the same way, they both now look awesome, and I have a nice pair of Perazzi’s one is my sons and the other is mine.