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Restoring a really early 1911 Commercial can be a challenge... one always worries about the ability of a person we trust to work on such an old and unusual gun... I recently purchased an early commercial 1911 made I think, in 1912. It came with only two magazines, but the magazine it came with...

Ladies and Gents: We have just opened our new board for those with Florida Concealed Weapon licenses or an interest in them to visit the site and join in... it is aimed at both Florida residents as well as out of state. The board will be friendly and both experts and beginners are welcome...

Ladies and Gents.... Whilst living in Texas I was fortunate to have a Texas CHL website available which was very valuable indeed... in is still in operation at http://www.texaschlforum.com/ It is owned by NRA Board of Director and attorney Charles Cotton... who BTW is a really great guy...

The Libs are still winning, but we are closing the gap... The anti gun, pro UN vote is still stalled... it is almost like they were started out with a bunch of votes in the poll.. any way they are not increasing and we are gaining. The poll is now 45% to 55% in their favor... but we have...

As most will know, during WW II the Army had millions of "Liberator" .45 acp cal pistols made to distribute to resistance operations in occupied countries. These were of course rather "inexpensively" manufactured... by General Motors as I recall. One of the things that remained somewhat of a...

First, thanks again to all who provided info in response to my first questions regarding the Winchester 62 .22 pump. I have come up with one more question... assistance would be very much appreicated. QUESTION: Does anyone make replacement stocks and fore grips for the WInchester M62...

I just picked up a Winchester .22 pump. Finish is mostly gone, but bore is clean and bright. It is mechanically good too. S/S is 20,xxx Would anyone know: 1. Would the receiver have been case hardened on this gun? 2. Where could I get a repacement for the rubber/plastic butt...

From about 1929 into the 1960s S&W made revolvers chambered for the 38/44 version of the 38 Spl. For some years, Colt's also chambered their New Service and Shooting Master for this round. I have been doing some research on these rounds, including chronographing some old ammo I have found in...

Would anyone happen to know if there is an after market Browning HP thumb safety available that is simliar is size to the McCormick/Brown etc for the 1911? I just can't get the BHP safety to operate nearly as well or as fast as the 1911 because of small size of the thumb piece on it. TIA