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If you are right handed, ditch the ambi safety, it will prevent any snag that might occur. You could also consider getting the front strap on your Champion checkered. I have run more than 1500 rounds through my Champion and have had less than 5 FTF or FTE. The Champion used to be my daily...

Wow...I didn't think ya'll had electicity down there in Burleson. :) JK! :neener:

Don't forget the good ol' M1 Carbine.

It was...I carry it now just about everyday!

Maybe not OOOOOOO to ya'll, but when I was in the market for a carry sized .45, I was all set on a G30, then I wandered over to the Springfield-Armory cabinet and saw a stainless Champion, I had to have it.

I completely agree. But at the time, I didn't think that Bianchi was that bad of a holster. I should have just ordered a Comp-Tac to begin with, but I was moving and didn't have time to wait around for the shipping, so I went w/ the Bianchi because I lived in the city where Bianchi was...

Yeah...made for the J-Frame....hmm, i'll give them a call and see what they say.

I recently bought a Bianchi leather IWB holster for my Smith J-frame. Well the holster is comfortable and conceals well...however the fitment of the holster is not too impressive. It constantly feels like the gun is just sitting "loose" in the holster. I try to push it in a little deeper but...

I moved from out of California(Temecula area) a few months ago and haven't looked back. I carry everyday now. While it should't be the only reason you move...being that I am young and without many obligations, I have the freedom to say, "I'm moving to a state where I can legally carry a gun!"

I'd venture to say that also applied to most parts of Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Utah. Being separated from Utah after I lived there for the first 8 years of my life, I GREATLY miss it.

I'm definitely going to look at the McMillian. The only reason I don't want the thumbhole is because I am a left handed shooter but right eye dominant. So I have to have a stock that is ambidextrous. Thanks for all the replies guys!

Think my worst experience was back in California at a Turners. I was waiting in line to pay and in front on me, there was a mexican who didn't speak english who was buying some .380 ammo. As he pulled the money out of his pocket...a CRACK PIPE fell to the ground!!! :what: I felt very...

I've read lots of complaints about the factory stock that came on my Savage 10FP .308. I have been on savageshooters and some other sites and have looked at the Bell & Carlson, Choate, McMillian and others. What does everyone have on their Savage? The McMillian is BUCKS! but is it worth...

I have a 10/22 and a Marlin 39A. I'm looking for a very simple, single shot or bolt action .22. I just want it for plinking. I want non-semi auto for letting younger people shoot it and teaching my girlfriend to shoot rifles. I don't really know much about .22's outside of the 10/22 and...

Colt 1911 (Or Variant) Colt SA .45 Colt Smith .357 Mag Glock 17 Beretta 92 Smith 642 .38SPL Ruger Mark II .22 Remington 870 Remington 700 in .308 or .300 WinMag Ruger 10/22 Win. 1894 30/30 M1 Carbine M1 Garand M1A AR15

So I measured twice and cut the barrel on my 500A to what I THOUGHT was going to be 19". Well after I ground the tip smooth and cleaned it up, it's about 18 1/4" Did I ruin my barrel and need to scrap it since it's illegal or what? Thanks, Tyler

Tag from my great-grandpa's 39A

Wedge just reminded me. I have the original tag of the gun. It was bought at Sears for 29.99 i think. I'll try to dig it up and take a picture.

Love my 39A as well. Was giving to me by my great-grandfather and it's still shooting.

Rule #5 .45ACP IS better than the 9mm round. Learn it, love it! It's the truth. All on this forum believe the .45 is FAR superior to the sissy 9mm. J/K...Insiders Joke!