Kamp Kuzma: The Operators' Campgrounds (For Operating)

Good to hear you're doing fine, at least.

Nope, those days will come later. For now I'm permanently on station at the barracks, doing the regular beat with the rest of my section. I just don't come around because I'm keeping myself busy.

*pats Azelle's head*

Thanks, I won't be getting myself killed anytime soon.

They don't sent you to Ukraine? lol

Well, being busy is better than have nothing to do at all. Take care of yourself! *is pat'd*

Oh how I'd love that, I'm not even going with our training contingent to Iraq. Nah, they gonna milk me for what I'm worth and keep it with the boys at home. Ah well.

That is true Azelle, One who finds themself with nothing to do should consider themself a god. In other words, you truly cannot be without anything to do. . . ever. Ah well.

Hooo... That's interesting... Are you becoming a drill sergeant again?

Well that was an interesting spark of activity.

I think I have fallen in love with a certain gun.

Daewoo Precision DP51 a civilian variant of Daewoo K5 South Korean military service pistol. It is really interesting gun.

Pretty much, Azelle. Training the next generation after I'm gone, I guess that's a nice sort of way to put it.

K5 is an interesting pistol, never really turned my eye to Daewoo though. In fact, the pistol reminds me of a Beretta and Hi-Power mix.

I see... Well, that sounds like you pretty much, imo.


And here I thought that Daewoo is an electronic company...

I see more resemblance with S&W autoloaders like Model 4006 and such. But I do see that those are of visual resembalnce to Hi-Power.

Daewoo like almost any company of this size from Japan and Korea make many things. Daewoo itself manufactures small arms for Korean military i.e. their rifles K-2, their machine guns or the before mentioned K5. Also cars, ships, trains and electronics to name another couple of things. Sometimes it's pretty surprising what you can find these people produce/have produced.

Are there any compact handguns that pack a moderate to good punch out there..?

That made me remember about evil companies in games and (US) comics somehow...

That is an answer everybody wants to know... Because of that there is so many guns and calibres in the first place.
Sooo let's start with: What is the use for your gun. Like sport shooting, home defence concealed carry?
Let's carry on with:
Have you ever shot a gun? If so which one.
Have you got any experience with different handgun calibres?
What is the size of your hand (I have large hand a long fingers therefore I have troubles using subcompact handguns or guns as small as Beretta 71)?




Like Electronic Arts? :D

-Sport shooting, because back at my homeland guns are a rarity combat-wise("Preman" thugs, thieves, and motorbike gangs back in my homeland prefers melee instead.)
-A service pistol, chambered in 9mm, i've also fired a .45 1911 few years back. Never fired a revolver before.
-Mostly 9x19mm or .45 ACP.
-Medium-length fingers.



I'd say that's pretty accurate.

Well for sports shooting it's better to have full size weapon or extended barrel weapon. I personally prefer 9mm and SA/DA action.
Glock ain't a bad pick... If not anything it's balanced and reliable nothing that excels per se.
CZUB usually offers it's best to foreign market. I have an old style CZ 75 but from what I have seen that new P-07 Duty,P-07 and P-09 line is pretty impressive. The 75B itself is considered one of the best handguns of it's era.
I never heard anybody say a bad word about FN... But that may just be because they don't have a market share here... Shame... I'd like to buy some of their guns. Especially FNX series.
I also hear a lot of praise on the M&P and would like to eventually test it for myself.

Interesting enough a compact sized pistol that picked up my interest the Daewoo DP51 receives some positive reviews from that little that is available on the gun... on the updated Lionheart LH9 is much more information.

But basic guidelines on how to choose the gun are these:
Does it fit and sits well in your hand?
Do you like the way trigger is going?
Can you afford it?
Are you comfortable with the calibre it shoots (and can you afford shooting said calibre)?
Are you satisfied with the firearms safeties?
Do you like the trigger action?
Does the size of the gun fits the intended purpose? (I carry a full size all steel double stack handgun as my EDC for over a year now... It's pain in the arse especially during spring and summer)

...... You sure that's not a video game's company, right?

EA is famous for 'destroying' vidya company's creativity. Literally jew.

lol, ok.... *pokes Sanada*

*pokes abyss ellewd back

You should find breakfast

*is pok'd*

After you. And no cigs!