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Springfield GI .45

I love my little SP101 and find firing .38 +P in it is easy.

More sad than funny, really.

34 oz. Louisville Slugger

"Blog" is an abbreviation for "Web Log," which, at least in my observation, is generally created by one host ("blogger") who posts online journal entries about whatever topics s/he is interested in, beliefs espoused, etc., and on which others may leave written comments, thus beginning a...

BA in English (mainly American) Literature, pursuing MFA in Creative Writing. It's interesting to see the level of diversity of interest within the levels of education, regardless of the degree. Oh, and I don't have a truck, but I want one:) .

Excellent! Thanks for the links, and I'll let everyone know which I'll choose and how my fledgling efforts progress. Can't wait to do my class presentation and watch how my fellow California-albeit-non-gun-enthusiasts react :D

I have an interesting assignment in my History of Classical Rhetoric class. Our semester project is to pick a blog—any blog—and analyze how the elements of classical rhetoric are employed (or not) to the blog's narrative technique. I immediately thought to seek a pro-second amendment blog and...

I have an interesting assignment in my History of Classical Rhetoric class. Our semester project is to pick a blog—any blog—and analyze how the elements of classical rhetoric are employed (or not) to the blog's narrative technique. I immediately thought to seek a pro-second amendment blog and...

Pad between tip of finger and first crease; don't feel I have as much control further down.

Looks like you shoot the Ruger okay to me!

Hate to be a parrot, but just had to say really nice work, and thanks for sharing pics!

I love the 1911 platform and have fired the Taurus and love the ergonomics. So, guess I'm saying I'm no help here...unless you can get both :)

Not sure specifically about your new .32, but check with the good folks at www.simplyrugged.com . Excellent quality, service and beautiful workmanship. Welcome, and safe shooting.

A friend turned me onto "BREAK FREE CLP" (Cleaner, Lubricant, Presevative) that really gets the crude out and is a preserving lubricant like the name says. Works really well on barrel fouling.

Got mine NIB on www.gunsamerica.com for $350 incl. shipping. I'm in CA, and walking into a retail gun shop is usually cost-prohibitive. Your area is likely not as bad.

Just behind my right hip in a Silver Dollar Pancake from http://www.simplyrugged.com/

This is a tough one...and, despite what my handle indicates, I'm going to pick the GP100. Here's why: I have a Springfield 1911, the bare bones GI model, and I like it fine. But, every time I go to the range I think to myself, 'I like firing this gun...can't wait till I can get a Les...

As of this moment a humble three: SA GI 1911 Ruger SP101 in .357 magnum Smith blued model 25 Mountain Gun in .45 Colt And planning soon to add a Glock 19.

Well, I have a .45 (Springfield 1911) and plan on adding a 9mm (Glock 19) just because I enjoy shooting it and it is very economical to shoot. My two cents...