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I run a monthly IDPA type match and encourage parent to bring the kids and a 22 pistol, if the parent feel comfortable that the kid can do it safe they shoot for free. We have a nine and 11 year old we might need to look out for, starting to make a few of us old guys look slow.

In my state the dealer is charged by the state. Also figure in the dealer or employee time to unpack and log the firearm into the log book, contact the buyer, fill out the dealer part of the 4473, input the back round check all for a item the dealer is not going to make anything on, remember...

They make a great holster, I've got three I use for USPSA and IDPA, also got an IWB the has become my go to for CCW. Can not say anything bad about the.

With all slide mounted dots the big question is how many rounds a year are you going to put down range. Just sent in a delta point pro off of my G17 USPSA gun the only made it 8000 rounds, 10mm is going to beat one up faster, so go with the best warranty. The trijicon RMR has been out in the...

Sig Romeo Zero, if you can find one would be an option also.

1, 38 spc 2, 6" 3, square 4, 6 shot 5, adjustable rear 6, 5K393** 7, 14-3 Thanks

Thank you, one more A)38 S&W special ctg B)4" C)Square D)6 shot E)ramp front, milled rear F)SE# D871XXX G) 10-6 I know what it is just wandering when it was born. Thanks

I use a 2.5 Leuplod delta point for USPSA, it is the best dot I have seen. I try the Sig 3 MOA Romeo and a vortex 6 MOA, and the delta point is hands down the better dot. I have shot a few of the Trijicon RMR 3.25 MOA site and I really do not like the dark tinted glass at all, and the smaller...

If you are from Oregon PLEASE contact your reps!!! I hope it helps, but this is going to be a long fight! Until the super majority is gone, fat chance, this is going to be an every year fight.

A) 22lr B) 4" C) Square D) 6 shot E) Ramped front adjustable rear F)SE# K135669 G) On the crane are, A 68010 and a 2

I'd vote for a 34 or 35 for a range gun. I have been shooting a 19 in uspsa and idpa a just picked up a 34, it is so much better for range games. I would like to play with a 17L and a 24 to see if the extra slide weight changes the feel much.

Bought the ten year old daughter the same rifle, she better watch out I might steal it. Hornady 139gr American whitetail ammo was the cheapest I found in my area and it just hits what ever you point it at. Now that I have brass we are working up loads, and I am looking at a full size 7-08 for my...

So what are your plans for the rifle? Also what 7 mag are you looking at, lots of them out and about.

Local shop just had one on the rack in 17 hmr, nice looking and very nice feeling. Anyone out have one? If so how's it shooting for you, really don't know much about CZ rifles but man it looks like a fun one.

I love the wheel guns, but the 1911 to me is "the" hand gun to just go out and enjoy shooting.

I love my STW, but hand loading is the only way to justify shooting it. The Remington ultra mag may best it, but not buy much, and it takes a big jump in powder to gain 50 to 100fps. If I didn't load for it I would go with a 300 win mag.

Have to vote for the whinny!

Happy New Year High Roader's, I hope everyone is safe, happy and warm. I hope the new year is a better one for us who enjoy firearm related hobbies.

Do little research before you buy from CTD. They have sold out all of us more then once. Use the search button, quite a few threads on here about them.

Colt officers model, nice little 1911, shoots like a dream, when it goes bang.