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I'm posting this for a friend. She is looking to sell these but at a fair price. Can any of you give me an indication of where the starting price should be? I don't have much skill in the appraising department and paying to have them done isn't an option at this point either. Any help is...

damn glad I never ordered from there. At minimum they should remove address info.

More Guns Less Crime By John Lott http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/More_guns_less_crime There's plenty to read here

I have one motto in the woods...... if it's brown it's down :evil: Can't eat the rack

that's my thought .... check finished OAL max OAL for a .45ACP round is 1.275

there are specific ones out there.... I've been going to one for quite sometime now I find that forums each have their niches. I've been reading here for years but for the 1911 has almost a cultlike following. Just a lil FYI try here 1911forum.com :o

cool man, sounds like a great day. My son just took the safety course and cant wait to go hunting. he he he neither can I ....

the materials aren't that expensive. Stop at the auto store and check it out, you'll wind up with enough materials to mess up a couple times and still have a holster :D

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WOW !!!!!! NINJA ammo !!! Thanks for the laugh. I was in the military doing pistol qual for the first time. I was super nervous. I racked the slide and fired the first 2 rounds, brought the gun to low ready and """BAM""" I barely touched the trigger and nearly shot off some toes...

Great idea !!!! I just picked up an LCP and this would work great when I didn't have it in my pocket.

I chose the .35 Rem for deer. It's a great round with plenty of power. I also have a .22 Hornet, .357 Mag, and .223 for it. That covers just about anything I need to put a tag on :D

Damn dude !!!!! I just paid $330 for mine !!!!!! But you're right, they can't keep 'em on the shelves around here. Maybe price has something to do with it. fit and finish is great too... it's like a fine woman - it just feels good :evil:

I have this combo. I bought the frame and a .357 bbl for around $450 8 years ago. I bought the .223 super 14 bbl for $125 after the fact. I figure under $500 should get you there. Don't get all heated and into the moment if the bid goes too high... you'll get what you want sooner or later

I have 370-46XXX and I'm going to break it in this weekend :) never did get to shoot it this weekend. Boo hoo... Wahhhhhhhhhhhhhh ok saturday I'm taking my son out to the range and we'll make some noise and smoke.

We have a 50ft indoor 22lr range. Try shooting THROUGH a lifesaver!!! We shot tic-tacs and cut playing cards in half edgewise. Difficult yes, but when you do it you feel like a god...lol Outside we use bowling pins, metal spinner targets, empty shot shells, clays, fruit and veg, paper...

Try this page. Sounds like your arrow isn't coming off the rest corredtly. http://www.strictlybowhunting.com/Anov01issue/paper_tuning_TB.htm

Matt, glad to hear you're making headway on the sequel. Congrats on the review, too. I've let a few people read EFAD and it had about 40 pages fall out. Hopefully, I can get that type of use out of the next one! I'm also re-reading it, eagerly awaiting DE. Hopefully the movie deal works in...

I just got my brother to pick up a 10/22. I've been 'massaging' mine a little bit. Anyway, I took him to the gun club. We have a 50' indoor range. He wanted to know how accurate a .22 can be. We were shooting the same type of targets, with the same ammo, to see who shot better. Naturally...

Low Ring Target1..... 6 Low Ring Target2 ...... 9 Average Score ........ 75 Class -- Open Rim Weapon -- Baikal IZH-35M Caliber – .22 :banghead: damn flyer :cuss: :D