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It should be fairly easy and relatively inexpensive to swap the trigger. It is a 1911, and they are very customizable. -dsd

I'm going to go a bit different here: Pardini SP or Benelli MP in .32 Great Target guns. -dsd

I feel your pain, we've all been there. I picked up an older Trailside at a reasonable price. When I figured out I didn't really want it, I was going to sell it. Well, I couldn't sell it in the condition it was in (that's just me). So 3x purchase price later I now have a good backup bullseye gun...

I've had really bad luck with Eley Sport, but some love it. I think the general consensus is .22LR is very finicky on a per gun basis. Closest I've seen to universal is CCI SV. I have some SK+ (Same as Wolf Target) that I will be trying soon, would love to try Lapua CenterX as an...

I think it all comes down to care and feeding. The range I frequent rents mostly Glocks and I see them give people fits with Alibis. I bet they are abused and not highly cared for. My Springfield 1911 can shoot anything and never gives an ounce of trouble. Maintenance is key for all...

That would be great. The book is still worth it.

I can't say enough about Keystone Sports. I ordered "My First Rifle" yesterday, and it arrived today! It is a great book, exactly what I wanted. http://www.crickett.com/product_info.php?products_id=295&osCsid=1f99mcdrc1aek854i0mh35nhj6 The story is Jake is given a rifle by Grandpa and then...

My oldest daughter is turning 6 in a few weeks. She sees me clean and fix (well attempt) my firearms. She has come to the store with me and when she saw a pink Crickett I think it dawned on her that girls can use guns too. We then watched a lot of YouTube videos about kids with Cricketts...

All, As I have started shooting competitively, firearms now have a more prominent place in our home. I have talked to my kids and taught them the basics of gun safety. I would really like to find a picture book/kids book that goes over gun handling safety to reinforce these rules and then...

I bought the "Patrol Ready" from 5.11 Tactical: http://www.511tactical.com/All-Products/Bags-Backpacks/Patrol/Patrol-Ready.html It was under $50 and holds a ton. I can also keep a tube for rolled up targets in the velcro straps. I am very happy with it. Best, dsd

All, I am new to competition and have started with NRA 900. I am practicing a lot (range at least 3 times a week) but would love to take some lessons or get a coach to make my practice time effective. NoVA seems to be a tactical gunners dream, but no one shoots .22 BE for instruction...