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It's an early second gen glock. They added the checkering in between the fingers when the model 33 came along.

One option is to have the trigger guard undercut to give you a little more room. Bowie Tactical does an excellent job with this and can also remove the finger grooves if you like. All things honest it isn't that hard to do yourself, though I can say Bowie's will come back perfect.

I have to jump in here and suggest you take a look at the Dan Wesson Guardian. It sounds like it would fill your needs. Fit and Finish is top notch as well.

Jump on it. It's a good deal.

Pre '64 Model 70's in 30-06 super grade, 264 win mad, 243 featherweight, a Belgum Browning auto 5 12ga, and a bunch of other modern guns.

I use a Broomeland Service Grade Def Con V. I carry a full size glock with it with out any problems. PM me for info about where to get one if you are interested.

To be fair, the case I citied per the Massad Article did result in a guilty verdict. Reason being the defense made the case that the shooting was from such a distance that the use of deadly force was not justified and jury felt the same way. IIRC the ballistics were tested using the factory load...

Massad Ayoob actually had an article in recent history discussing just that. A man shot another man in self defense at very close range. That shooter was subsequently "hung out to dry" when no powder marks or anything of the like could be found on the man that would have indicated he was shot...

I love the bobtail gun for concealability, but there is the trade off in sight radius moving from the 5" gun, which most people will typically shoot better. If you can shoot the 4 1/4" as well, go for the bobtail. Do make sure to handle one first as they are not for everyone. R.

The gun actually gave me headaches with plugs and muffs on shooting at an indoor range, problems went away outside. Beyond that, try shooting the gun from anywhere other than eye level is a problem. Hip shooting is a huge no no with this gun.

I bought a Kimber Tactical 2 Custom with a Marvel 22 conversion kit for 895. You can do much better with 8 bills.

23 and I have a serious thing for 1911s.

I like the xd over the m&p, but they are both great guns.

Franchi I think.

I will say, working in a gun store, I was more than happy to learn what I could about anything. By that same token, If I was asked about something I didn't know about, I pointed them toward someone who did. This wasn't to pass anyone off, but to make sure that they got the service they needed. I...

You might want to ask how long it has been there. I have seen older guns get that wear just from handling. I wouldn't worry about it honestly.

319 isn't bad. There are some online retailers whoa re selling them for around 280 or 290. However, unless you are within driving distance, you are probably as well off paying 319. The gun itself is great. I have had one for a quite a while and it's great to shoot. I don't care for the size of...

Typically you want the middle of your first pad on your first finger to contact the middle of the trigger. It varies from person to person, but the idea is that you want to pull the trigger strait back, so your finger has to be in a position that it can. If you find yourself to the left of a...

9mm. I had a pretty bad experience with 380 being under powered, so I won't go below 9 now.

The breech face is cut smaller on the 9mm so they will not interchange. You can get right about the same performance out of 9mm +P+ and it still may be cheaper on the ammo front.