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I went through a similar though process last month. I got a Supernova w/24" barrel. The supernova 24" seems to be a bit of the 'jack of all trades, master of none" type shotgun, and I am happy with that. So far I am getting used to it. I have only shot it twice. It is my first...

Thanks! H. [sorry for the slight thread hijack]

BTW I had a disturbing failure of my new Supernova today. I loaded 5 shells, racked the first shell and it jammed. It appears to have tried to let 2 rounds onto the carrier. I had to unscrew the magazine and empty the shells, relieving pressure on the carrier. There didn't seem to be...

If it is for SD the stock trigger or even a heaver trigger spring may be the more appropriate option. If my recollection is correct the 3.5 connectors are for competition and are considered too light for a SD gun. H.

I'm not saying that a gunsmith can't work on it, it's probably better that Glock replaces it (assuming it is defective). Tenifer is there for durability and corrosion protection. Why mess with it? Regarding milling for different sights, there are so many after-market sights available for...

I believe glock barrels are tenifered. I don't think you want a gunsmith to re-crown it. My guess is that Glock should replace the barre. H.

If you press them out, try a little penetrating oil or liquid wrench. You can also try applying a little heat from a blowtorch. Just don't overdo it, and you may NOT want to use the penetrating oil and blowtorch at same time. Good Luck. H.

I believe you are referring to the grip panel locator. It is a stud, about 3/8 of an inch round and runs through the rubber grip and the frame. Mine appears to be made of aluminum. It would probably be pretty easy to drill out. Just order a new one if you replace the grip with the old...

Yes, it is that loose. It is a 75b SS Limited Edition. I suppose I could clamp the frame in a vice a give it a squeeze, but I'm not sure I want to Muck with it like that. My p89 and 92f are almost as loose. My G26 is a bit tighter. Neither of them have more that a couple thousand...

How loose is loose? What is the disadvantage if it loose? Every semi-auto slide that I have is loose. Many are loose enough that I can make it rattle a bit if I shake it side-to-side. My CZ is one of the loosest. My guess is that accuracy depends more on the barrel to slide lockup...

This is slightly off of your topic but you might be interested in it: http://hipowersandhandguns.com/Browning%20and%20CZ.htm H.

If you are mechanically inclined and want to save some bucks look into Iowegan's gun guide to the GP100. http://rugerforum.net/miscellaneous/20585-new-iowegan-gun-guide.html I have the predecessor to this, the IBOK. It s an excellent tutorial on how revolvers and the GP100 works, and...

http://www.gunsandammo.com/content/defining-handgun-accuracy

I have a Ruger MarkIII hunter and I am pretty happy with it. Dont' have any of the others mentioned. Here is a link to some .22 eye candy: https://www.volquartsen.com/category/11-mkiii-conversions/6-mkiii H.

See if any of the S&W Performance Center guns tickles your fancy http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=11101&storeId=10001&categoryId=15714&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=15701&top_category=15701 Also, here are a couple that tickle my fancy...

I have a 6" SS GP100 and it is a very well made revolver. All my cylinders have equal amount of play at lockup and my understanding is that it is normal. I believe with most revolvers there is supposed to be rotational play. This allows the cylinder to move/adjust as the bullet moves...

Maybe check this (686 SSR) out for a faster pointing, lighter barrel .357: http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=11101&storeId=10001&productId=53929&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=15705&isFirearm=Y Unfortunately you would be paying for a new S&W with...

I shoot purely for the enjoyment of shooting paper targets. I am fortunate enough to live in a very low crime neighborhood, so I don't think I have a lot of SD needs. I don't hunt either. I guess I can't bring myself to killing animals (but maybe someday I will give it a try), although I...

I have both and here is how I would briefly compare them: GP100 More rugged Longer and often heavier trigger (you can smoothen it, but it will still be longer) Handles heavier loads (i think), if that is your thing. Uglier (in the eye of this beholder) Cheaper up front, but you won't...

Keep you eye out for one of these: http://czcustom.com/cz75b9stlimiteded.aspx Also, I believe the Beretta INOX is SS slide & barrel, but alloy frame. I don't know much, or hear much about the S&Ws. Sig are supposed to be very nice (I haven't fired one in over 20 yrs), but they...