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I have two of their SAA as well. They are excellent in every way. I would love to have one of their 1911 pistols too.

Very nice. I wouldn't mind owning it.

Sorry to hear about your job situation. That sure was a nice pistol. Maybe he will hold it for you until your job situation changes?

If the 1911 is brand new I would field strip it, clean, and lube the pistol. Then take it to the range and shoot at least 100 rounds through it. If the pistol still malfunctions then find the problem and repair. A few of my 1911s did the same thing until it broke in.

Both are nice. I would love to have a us&s.

I have done both the Burwell DIY trigger job and the APEX parts kit. Both are easy to do. If I bought another M&P I would the APEX route, great trigger, and a bit easier to do.

They are on sale now. $4.98 a box.

Both are beautiful guns. BTW, it's much cheaper to have two guns vs. two wives.

Thanks, I'll keep an eye open.

I went to Dick's yesterday and the sale price on the gun club shells was $7.99 a box. How are you guy's finding them so cheap? Is it because I live just south of Cook co IL? Anyone in Illinois find them this cheap? I did buy a 100 round box of Remington game loads at Wal-Mart for just over $20.

They are easy to work on. I did a trigger job on mine and was straight forward. The M&P is an excellent pistol.

I have several 9mm pistols and will say that I like the S&W M&P very much. It is truly ambidextrous, the grip size can be changed and mine has never experienced a malfunction. The Glock is an excellent pistol as well. But, I do not like the feel or the looks of the pistol. Another good one is...

And one of my Ruger Bisley Super Blackhawk wearing Sambar Stag grips.

Here's a picture of my Ruger Single Six Light weight with Ruger ivory grips.

I would rather be low. The front sight can be filed down to raise the impact. To answer the the last question I am shooting 250 grain cowboy loads.

Interesting. Mine shoots approximately 6" low at 15 yards.

Done.

Here's mine. .223 22lr 30-06 308 and 243 win.

I'm in. My Dad bought the 39 Mountie in the early 60s and gave it to me when I was 13 or so. I still use it to hunt tree rats and such. Its a great rifle that will be passed down one day.

I have a Marlin 39 Mountie. It is one of the best 22s I own. I will pass it down to my Son and I'm sure he will pass it down to his.