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Look here: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=138107 ..Joe

I owned one. I really like the design, the size, everything, EXCEPT the trigger. It's horrendous. My favorite analogy is that it's like trying to drag a grand piano over a gravel driveway. There's also no way to improve it. I really wish CZ would import the CZ-110, the DA/SA version of this...

Well, again, I have to stand up for pawn shops. My recent deals: S&W 19-4 2 1/2", 99% - $250.00 SA 1911A1 USGI parked, new - $399.00 SA 1911A1 USGI stainless, new - $399.00 HK USPc .40, 95% - $450.00 Taurus 431 .44spl, 95% - $275.00 H&K Tactical .45 w/UTL, new - $1075.00 Guess I just...

If you do a search here, you'll find a lot of posts on the RIA. There's 2 schools of thought: Those that own them and love them, and those that (generally) have never owned them and hate them, Ther reason it that it is not a forged frame, but a cast one, and the debate over whether they'll last...

Long post here, but great If you read this, it will explain the liability a docor opens himself up to by asking if there's guns in the house: ..Joe -------------------------------------------------- Risk Management Advice to Physicians and Malpractice Insurance Providers: Don't Borrow...

Sounds like you're not quite doing it right... Firstly, the front end: The metal hook does not go through the loop. There should be a pin/snap at the front, and the part above the pin (with the hole in it) goes through the loop, and then snaps over the projecting pin. At the back, you...

Mine has gobs of rounds through it without a hitch. ..Joe

You NEED a minimum of 3. Gotta use those stacking swivels! :) ..Joe

Still trying... This time with my Springfields. Funnily enough, I thought there was enough light without the flash. 3 almost-black pictures, and I had to go to it. ..Joe

Hmm... Good question. I would have to say a Glock 21 for the pistol. Their reliability is unquestionable, and that fits in with the old SAA. Also, their ability to operate in the harshest conditions. This is actually an interesting reply for me, because I only own 1 Glock - the 17 - and it's...

By 1944 the armories had switched to Tung Oil for the stocks. Linseed oil, they found out, smoked after getting hot, and dried out the wood. I'd just use some pure tung: make sure there's no polymers or polyurethane in it. Avoid those brands that call it Tung Oil Finish, not Tun Oil. ..Joe

Another attempt. This time with my SIGS. ..Joe PS: Yes, Chris, that's ANOTHER tennis shirt! :)

Seraph wrote: Yes, but not as much as I used to. I work for the state and can't carry on state property, which means taking off and putting on multiple times a day. It isn't easy with the Bren because I carry it in the obligatory Miami Classic. ..Joe

My 10mm: I still consider it the best one ever made... ..Joe

I've met the guys from Andrews, and seen much of their work. They do fantastic stuff. Avoiding offending Art's Grammaw, ask to see their one-off "Flaming A***ole" holster that they made for a friend. It's both amazing in its build, and funny as all getout. ..Joe

YEah, it's one of those polyester T-Shirts that wick the sweat off you. I like walking out in stuff that gets their attention! :) Here's one, but I'm not happy with it. Stainless and the flash don't go well together. I tried it more than anything as an experiment: ..Joe PS: And...

Thanks again for the comments. I do appreciate them! I "stole" the idea of a red background from you. Mine is a tennis shirt, and was the only red I had. I'm going to try something else now, a little more muted, and see how that comes out... ..Joe

Okay, a couple more attempts. I had no choice but to shoot these flash only- There's no ambient light...

MMQ and EMQ are Quality Hardware. MMQ was used specifically for rebuilding finished Carbines post WWII. For the accessories you are interested in, try Fulton Armory. ..Joe

Chris: That picture is a study itself in gun photography. The use of light and shadow within the backdrop, the angle, everything is very nice. Great shot. ..Joe