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That Taurus set up does look like fun!

My son and I both have been shooting the parkerized GI models for over a year - the best value 1911 I have ever owned. Both have been 100% reliable with quite a variety of ammo. I bought mine to trick out. I have left it alone and am happy with it though the small sights are not the fastest to...

The most "pleasant" shooting 45 in my experience is the HK Expert. Not much in the way of value however.

In my experience the price is about right for a first year 38super- but that condition should reduce the value by 2-300 dollars. I'd try $1600 and see where that went.

Sorry Tuner. Merry Christmas. It is a good report.

I am with GEM. Merry Christmas!!!!

Do not equate my statement with the naive view that one can fight the global economy. Of course many things purchased are from Communist China,either in whole or in part. Given an option I prefer not to buy items made or sold by communists. :neener:

To each his or her own. I have a hard time buying from communists. :cuss:

No the early one's have the bushingless barrel and the guide rod. They were well made and work. despite the fact that they are set up as they are, I have found them to be an outstandig compromise. In my experience they work. From what I have seen the newer Kimbers don't fare as well. This is my...

If you can find an early Kimber Compact Aluminum get one. It replaced both my ltwt Comander and Officers models. I am not a Kimber fan nor a "bull barrel guide rod" guy. The Compact Alums are a great compromise and flat out work. I know several owners and they agree. If I couldn't find one, I'd...

I agree completely with H&H. I have used a 375 for years, bear and deer and it is a great caliber. I use a Sako carbine with a quarter rib. It is handy,a little noisy and always just right. I'd let him go for it. My son started shooting mine at 14. :D

I am spot -on with Clint Smith. A lot of folks like 44spec and would like a S&W. He gets them to bring one out and people bitch. If you don't like it don't buy it. If you want a cheaper one buy a Taurus or find a used gun.

I know what you mean..... There is just something about a Webley MK VI and a Colt 1908 .25--- I just can't explain :scrutiny:

Late 70's to early 80's a nickle Gov't model

It was in fact Iver Johnson who first had the patent on the transfer bar and used it in its revolvers. Hence "hammer the Hammer" Score another one for Tamara. ;)

Very nice. May all your clays turn to dust.;)

That is a RaceGlock in a holster for race guns:scrutiny:

No. I do not believe it is a good idea. The metal can wear the pocket and rip in addition to all the other reasons you will hear it is not sharp practice.

Mine have been all they are hyped to be. I am pretty much a 1911 and BHP guy but really like USP's. The grip angle is all 1911 and BHP, I like the cocked and locked option and the mag capacity doesn't hurt either. I have found them to be accurate and reliable. They get my vote in the tupperware...

While I am of the opinion you were wronged, I would be hesitant to file suit when you could have been disarmed as you described. Part of the responsibility of carrying a firearm either open or concealed is to keep it under your control and not allow others to gain control. This is part of the...