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I also use the Nemesis for a Sig P232. Very secure.

Have been researching the American Classic 1911. Very few in stock from online retailers and don't want to miss out if it's a good pistol. I see good reviews on several sites. Anyone have any info? Help always appreciated.

Thanks Guys. I appreciate the help. Sincerely

Just cleaned my SIG 232 for the first time (new pistol) and after the slide was removed there is a piece on the left side of the frame above the decocker which will loosen when touched. There appears to be a spring attached and it appears to be a part of the decocking mechanism. I am familiar...

Sig Sauer P232, .380 (7+1)

Ordered a Beretta 84FS Cheetah, .380 (two tone) and after racking the slide only 3 or 4 times, the finish is coming off of the barrel. Anybody hear anything about other Beretta 'finish' problems?

Can gunsmithing center a hammer to where it is equidistant, from each side of the frame, in the 'slot', when it is in battery? Minor detail but am very picky. Thanks,

Take a look at the CZ 97B and CZ 97BD. 10 round double stack magazines and the BD is the decocker model.

According to CZ-USA website, it's steel.

Am looking for the Beretta 84FS, Cheetah .380, 13 round magazine. Have not held one yet and there's none in stock in my area. I have average size hands and am wondering whether the 'pinky' is going to hang off the bottom of the handle. Anybody have any idea? Much Thanks.

Colt Commander Stone Cold, thanks. I've contacted my dealer about tightening the slide. Big help.

Colt Commander Thanks Jim for the quick reply. I may be 'over eyeballing' regarding the play on the slide. Let's call it a 'slight' play and I won't use 'guesswork' regarding millimeters. I have a CZ 75D Compact and there is '0' play, so I guess I was measuring against that. Thanks again...

Just bought a Colt Commander, only had one box of ammunition and had a great shoot. Just one question, is it standard to have a bout a millimeter of 'play' in the slide, from side to side? Thanks from 'sweatin'.

Yes. My Colt Commander .45, when in my jeans front pocket barely sticks out about 1". I can fix that with a jacket hanging over the butt.

Automatic BB guns (hand cranked) used to be sold in adds in the back of comic books (1950's) and you could attach it to your bicycle handle bars.

CZ 75D Compact 9mm and Colt Commander .45

I bought a S&W Model 27 from a sporting goods store where I worked in 1981. The gun looks like I bought it today. Not kidding. The 'gleam' is there, there is not a scratch anywhere (meaning absolutely 0) and there are none of the cylinder rotation scratches you usually see on preowned guns. 50...

I don't know if I even have to but my only loaded magazines are the ones in my 4 pistols (loaded at two thirds capacity) and I rotate the magazines on the 15th and the 30th of each month. Again, it may not even matter but it's what I do.

I have a S&W Model 27, .357, 6" barrel that I bought new in 1981. I do not have a picture but it looks like it was bought today. This is not 'fluff'. I am not kidding. I don't have 50 rounds through it. Any ideas on its value? Thanks, Franklin

Colt Commander .45, 7+1, at a Gun Show in Tallahassee, Fl. The vendor was Jay's Guns and Accessories out of Crestview, Fl. I am finding they are out of stock in many places. I got lucky. Just shot it today and it's a dream gun.