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The good thing about Glock is many Glock dealers are Blue Label dealers, consequently I've purchased 6 pistols under this program and all of them came from dealer stock so there was 0 wait time. So far I've purchased one under the Springfield program and the turnaround was about 50 days.

The only drawback with this program is the firearms have to be ordered through the dealer and are not purchased from dealer stock. Consequently there is an unknown waiting time.

I see where you were you coming from. It's all good.

I don't mind your rant but what does this have to do with this tread.

I'm with you, it's hard for me to wrap my head around all the new 1911's various calibers and configurations.

Great read. I will search out more from Tench Coxe.

With my EDC, Home Defense and Hunting needs fulfilled, now I basically purchase firearms I've wanted in the past and was unable to buy for one reason or another and occasionally something will catch my eye.

I absolutely agree with you.

I don't think so. I have never really been particularly found of the Python. I would be more likely to buy A Trooper MK III if they did a remake. So I have a Dan Wesson in .357 I'm happy with and other guns on my Wishlist I'd rather have.

I carry a small Maglite (AA) on my person and always have a large Maglite (D cell) in my vehicles.

For me range time is very therapeutic. It doesn't matter how crappie my day has been after an hour or two I feel like a new man.

I learned about this program about six months ago when I was on Springfield Armory website looking at options on the Saint Victor. If your active or retired law enforcement or military you can save money. I purchased my Saint Victor using this program and am now going to order the Hellcat OSP...

I practice shooting strong hand, strong hand supported, weak hand, weak hand supported. I try to prepare for anything.

It seems I grew up in a different time and world. My parents gave me my first real gun when I was 12 years old, it was a .410ga bolt action shotgun for hunting. I purchased my first pistol after I had joined the military a Colt Trooper MK III.

My favorite aid bags come from My Medic. I have purchased a total of six bags from them of different sizes. They sell a great product. https://mymedic.com/collections/first-aid-kits

I carry a SOG Slim Jim.

Congratulations to all the winners.

I'm a big fan of RDS on pistols. It appears Sig took a lot of shortcuts to get something out on the market. It is ridicules SIG doesn't use a separate mounting plate to raise the optic high enough to allow co-witness of the sights I have looked at several versions of the Romeo and was not...

I guess I've been fortunate to never have purchased a bad batch of centerfire ammo. I haven't been as lucky with rimfire but at 3 or 4 cents a round it's hard to get too upset. Quick question, do you use your .454 for hunting? I have a Raging Bull in .454 and really want to take on a pig hunt.

Excellent article about John Strayer and his pistols.