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[Music] Back when she was more relevant, I had a chance to spend an extended period of time with the video model Melissa Ford. Before meeting her, I didn't see the big deal. During the time I spent with her, she became increasingly more attractive, to the point now where she can pretty much do no wrong in my book. That's almost how I feel about the FN so far.
Before getting my hands on the FN, I wasn't that impressed. Now that I've had it for a time, I have to say this gun is really, really, really cool. But, to a point contrary to popular belief, the FN doesn't recoil like the .22. There's something about the recoil impulse that lets you know that this round is moving at ungodly status. And apparently, God likes to reload, because the extractor sends the shells flying into the heavens after every round. It's insane how well this extractor works.
As far as economics are concerned, pink plastic cheese bread. The mad scientist safety switch on the side literally will drive you mad. But make no mistakes about it, and shoot this thing. Thanks. It doesn't recoil as light as the .22, but it sure doesn't recoil as much as a nine. So far, the gun is cool, no doubt about it. But I'm afraid some of its quirks might take away enough from the gun to relegate it to simply being a novelty purchase. And don't talk to me about armor-piercing tips either, because you can't get them. So that's pretty much pointless.
I'll spend some more time behind the gun and get a better feel for it, and then come back with the full interview. Until then, enjoy.