Recent content by Black Majik

Thanks Jim. Looks like I miss spelled. It is indeed a 1544xxx serial number. Thank you for the insight

I'm looking at a Remington Rand, but need some help. Seller states frame serial # is 1544xxx. Unfortunately I'm unable to check if that would be a Remington Rand frame. And if it is the correct frame for the slide. Here are the pictures I was sent. HS marked barrel. Anything I should look for...

I'm sure he'd tell you to get your own. :D http://www.proload.com/lesbaercatalog.aspx Look under Thunder Ranch Special.

Dryfire away. Many who compete using a Glock put thousands upon thousands of dryfires on their Glocks. It'll hold up.

That's easy. A 9mm 1911.

Me too :)

Just my opinion, but the 870 Tactical is probably the least tactical of the 870 line. :D A good 870HD with a Surefire fore end would cost just as much and probably be more effective.

^ Niiice.

Here's how mine is now, compared to when the thread first started...

I've gone thousands of rounds without cleaning. But I will reoil it because I don't want to abuse my guns. It looks like a messy much in there right about now...

Given the circumstances, I would also choose the M28 HP.

Wow, I can't believe this thread is still going. My gun looked better back then being the slide and frame was still the same color. Man has times changed. :D

Great job in taking a handgun course! I took this course 5 years ago, you wouldn't find a better bunch of instructors. A few things to note, this is a practical fundamentals course oriented more towards practical shooting and less (much less) towards a defensive handgun course. As such, your...

I'd like to respectfully disagree. I've taken multi-day classes where my Baer has outlasted Glocks, XD, and a SIG without a malfunction. If my guns are able to run through a weekend without any cleanings, I'm sure it can run through a magazine if I ever need to use it for self defense...

Congrats on your new Baer. Rest assured, your new 1911 has not even been broken in yet. You'll notice it still clicks into battery. It'll take around 800 more rounds for it to really smooth out. I like Wilson and Tripp's Cobramags the best. However, they also really run well on CMC Powermags...