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The 12 shot pistol in Open Range was actually two six shot pistols. Costner switches guns during the fight. If you look closely you can see him with a 7 1/2 and then a 5 1/2. He started the fight with both. One holstered and one in his belt.. In an interview he was asked about this faux pas and...

I prefer the Federal HST 124 grain non +p for carry. Like others, mine will feed, cycle, and shoot whatever I put in it.:)

I did Rev War/F&I reenactments for years and then took up CAS shooting BP exclusively. No harder to clean than smokeless and a lot more fun.

Jimster, Nice Jaeger.:)

I have 2 P938's, a Scorpion and an Extreme. I carry one or both most of the time. Accurate, reliable and shoot like a bigger pistol. When I pocket carry I use a Remora. IWB is a stayholstered.com and OWB is a Winthrop pancake. When I choose to carry both I have a Winthrop for each side.:)

I love my Remora for pocket carry but nothing else.

My best friend is a gunsmith and has been one for 40 years. He started as an apprentice to an old German gunsmith and worked for him for about 8 years for no pay. He had a full time job as a LEO and spent most of his off days in the shop. He became well known for building competition 1911's and...

Old guns found in southern locations could have been hidden in the walls to keep federal troops from confiscating them. Some firearms coming back from WWII may have been hidden in walls or attics because of the belief that they were stolen. Some were there just because.;)

My prodigal 340 M&P. I purchased a 340 several years ago and carried it for some time. I sold it to a friend who carried it on his ankle for a good while and sold it to another friend who never carried it. I recently "reaqquired" it and am carrying it on a regular basis. Don't know why I sold...

Three on a regular basis when on duty in plainclothes. Issued Smith 66's, one 4" and a 2 1/2" in a double shoulder rig and a Colt Agent in an ankle holster. Same number in uniform but a 4" 66, the Agent in an ankle holster, and a NAA .22 mag in my hip pocket.:)

I grew up around guns but started carrying when I was sworn in as a LEO in 1973. I retired in '99 and have never stopped carrying.:)

A lot of people make "belts" that look kind of like these and call them gunbelts. Red's are real gunbelts.:)

My best friend has a Colt Series 70 in .45acp that had 500,000+ rounds through it when he retired from competition with nothing replaced except springs and either an extractor or firing pin. Don't remember which. He still carries the pistol every day. I don't believe he is concerned with...

ClickClickD'oh, Not valid in N.C. either. Big no no and can cost an agency it's right to NCIC if info is run for private citizens.

I would check first and determine if replacements parts, mags, etc. are available. That pistol has been out of production for years and the company no longer exists. A fifty dollar gun or a five hundred dollar one are useless if they break and there are no parts.

Alien Gear, StayHolstered, and Mernickle for my smaller handguns. My 1911's go in Brommeland Max Con V's. It doesn't get any better.:)

Most beautiful gun ever? Not even close.:)

Mine is from the mid eighties. No notches.

"Turned out pretty good"??! It is actually very well done.:)

But not much of one. lol