Recent content by hivel37

A couple of months ago I paid $450 for a nice 36-1 in nickel. Seems about the going price.

About 6-7 years ago I bought a PM9. Have tried several holsters and am now using a kydex IWB that I had made. Likes: very dependable, flatter than a j-frame, ammo is cheap. Dislikes: kind of expensive. Hates: none

My first 1911 was a Charles Daly, which ran as good as any AFTER the first 200 rounds. Since then I've had a Clark Custom Colt, 3 Springfields and a Para. Now it's the Para GI Expert and a Springer SS Loaded in 9mm. All have been a tribute to JMB, God's gift to the gun world.

My 586 is definitely "finish challenged", coming from a LEO. But it's a great shooter.

Ruger M77 in 250 Savage can be found. Twist= 1-10" should handle heavier bullets. I recently traded for a RSI in that round but haven't checked out 120 grs yet. Seem to remember Savage is going to chamber a model of their bolt gun in that cartridge.

Perfect reason to buy a .22 Hornet.:)

I just picked up a Ruger replica that i thought was nice. Compared to that MS, it pales. Beautiflul rifles.

Germster, you've had some beauties through the years! Recently, I found a '96 Swede from 1916. Yesterday I picked up a set of dies and a box of 140 grs to go with it. Fun times.

Last week a Colt Trooper III in .22 Magnum.

Here's my night stand 10-2 sb. It's been layin' there not doing much for about 40 years.....[/IMG]

Yeh, I like the 13 oz size, although the bigger ones are good for storing 223 cases. Seem to collect more of them than anything else.

King of Klutter. I like to think I know where everything is..........

A Star Super Modelo in 9mm Largo. Really nice shooter.

AARP blew it several years ago when they named socialist radical Harry Belafonte their "Man of the Year" Give me a break.

Back in the fall I traded for a no 1 in 22-250. Installed an old Burris 6-18 Fullfield on it. Best 5 shots into just under an inch. It may never do any better. I don't care. It's beautiful.