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Ameriglo works well for me & is value priced. http//www.ameriglo.com

Roarbaugh R9s Steyr C-A1

Federal HST 147gr non +P in 9mm. Still have a stash of Federal 125gr Nyclad .38 spc. carried in a Smith 638.

Taurus PT111 G2 with a backup Sig 226 20 round mag.

My suggestion: HK P30sk. Can use 13 & 15 round HK mags as well as 10 round sk mags & has external hammer. Available in SA and LEM versions.

Go to thefirearmblog.com and search the word "honor" for a very interesting article on the company and products.

I love the Guardian and really like the CCO. Pretty much depends on whether the extra round in the Guardian has value to you or not. For carry, the CCO is somewhat easier to conceal for me. However, I don't carry either one now, and prefer the overall look of the Guardian. No way can you go...

I have a couple of Safari Arms 1911s. I negotiated a $650 price on the last one purchased locally at a gun store in TX - they were asking $725. Gun is much like what is pictured condition-wise and is also Phoenix gun. I'm old school so am a fan of the old S&W sights. Have a Clark outfitted in...

Cold Bore Customs is well thought of in the LE and the General Glock community as well. I've always been happy with Lane's work. http://www.coldborecustom.com/Home.html

Palmetto State Armory has them for $199.99 right now.

You're welcome sir. FYI it may take David a couple of days to ship it but, IME it's worth a few days wait based upon the improvement gained.

The Beretta 8000 (Cougar) D hammer spring is what you need to accomplish a lighter trigger pull on the PX4 series - including the subcompact. The 92 D Spring will not work in the PX4 series. My SC has not missed a beat with the 8000 spring installed. http://olhasso.com/PS/cougar.htm

Ship......that 226 DE is gorgeous. If that rear sight stays in place you've got a real winner! Mine didn't so I picked up the non-adjustable replacement from Bruce Gray. (The dovetail on the Elite is different than any other Sig.) But man, is that sucker accurate. Congrats!

Walther still manufactures and sells the P99 here in the U.S. It was not replaced by the PPQ. Secondly, I had a "gen 1" TP9, which I liked, but the slide locked up after the first 6 rounds. It took Canik/Century Arms almost 8 weeks to repair the firearm and return it. Took several emails and...

Chuck: thank you for the heads-up. Much appreciated!