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For a modern style 1911, it's pretty cool! I would like it better in .45 though .... Don't you hate it when they put a staple in her bellybutton?

Beautiful hand made guns and like Hans said, "Because somebody will pay that much for it.": For a gun just as well made for a LOT less, look into Springfield Custom shop or Les Baer Custom. If you WANT to spend that much or a little more, look into Atlas Custom guns.

You said it! I grew up in morris co.,from the '70s-'90s. 20 yrs. ago I moved up to sussex co. close to the Delaware river and PA. Morris is still red, but all the open farm land is disappearing to mc mansions and mini malls.

That is a plan in the making. What most don't realize is that NJ is mostly red,county by county. The high electoral votes that come from the NE (Newark/jersey city), SE ( Atlantic city area) and central West ( Trenton/ Camden) part of the state stick us with blue. Those are the **** areas of NJ...

Had a similar problem recently with Springfield sending me a different 6" TRP 10mm Operator to My house in The Socialist State of N.J., with out sending it to a FFL!

Hey Bridget, That's not you! What are you doing with that "girl gun"? LOL! :D Just bustin your chops. Great video review. How cool would it be if Springfield chambered that Hellcat in 10MM!!!!!!!!!!!:love: That would be better than my older two-tone XDS in .45acp. Shooting it is like a "E"...

She's a keeper, I've got one like that too!........The gun is nice too!;)

Nothing to be confused about, suppressive fire isn't spray and pray either ;)

Actually the exact phrase was " Point on target ". Read more carefully next time.

I didn't think I had to explain it that in depth. I didn't think I was teaching a lesson.When I said "point", Only an amateur or gangster would "spray and pray". The mentioning of officers dong this should have been clear enough that I didn't mean "spray and pray". If I meant "spray and pray" I...

Correct. That is why I specified point.;)

Spray and pray only works if your just trying to keep their head down. LOL! When your instinctively point shooting at close range like they are trained to do, it works well. There not training to be a sniper or for bullseye competition. That first one in the ground is the adrenaline fueled push...

Too true. Even seasoned officers, be it State, local or FBI, statistics show in an officer involved shooting, the first round is in the ground 10 feet in front of them as they are bringing the the gun up to pointing on target. There is no use of sights or sight picture with in 15 yards. It's...

Must have been on CNN! Everybody knows that .45ACP stops them in their tracks, no matter where you hit them.;)

Those look easier to find than the little whitetail antlers here in Newton NJ.. Papa whitetail has been around for a few years, He's a full 9 pointer as of last year and looks to measure approx. 22" across. He's a beast compared to the normal ones you see in jersey. Would like to find his shed...