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As I grow older I pay more attention to the 5.7. If the day comes when I am intolerant of recoil, and I pray it does not, an FN 5.7 is the answer. I suppose I should buy one now and start training. But DANG it is hard to turn my back on the 1911!!!!

I am all in for Benchmades axis lock but I carry Gerber's Applegate folder for sentimental reasons...when you have stood in front of Colonel himself and talked blades and tactics...you just almost HAVE to carry his knife.

Oh, I forgot. If I was building a range gun with a magwell, the Chen is the only choice. Stan Chens work is flawless.

My wife's concealed carry purse has a cable in the leather strap. Apparently, in a lot of cities they just cut the purse strap and run. So that is a feature I know she looks for. It is difficult to dress around a firearm and still be stylish, so I have to live with the fact she won't always...

Yes, I look for any reason to talk cars. I had the Trifecta of bad habits: Cars, Guns and Motorcycles'.

Ford FE Big Blocks were also available in 406 cubes in 1962 with an available 405 Horse tri-power set up. By '63 they punched it out to 427...heavy beast, but it made the Cobra a legend. (I prefer the small block version as the big blocks are less nimble but there is nothing like a Big Block in...

More recently, remember the Grendel from the late 80's? George Kellgren designed a .380 that was loaded with AR stripper clips. This was before Kellgren formed Kel-Tec. It was a compact design and an 11 round .380 was ahead of the high capacity craze. Polymer too...George has quite an inventors...

Personally, since my 1911s are not range toys and I actually carry one concealed I have zero interest in magwells. The butt of the gun is what is hard to hide, so I want to shrink it not make it even longer. Why Colt does not have a Concealed Carry Officers model in the catalog on a regular...

What, you get a free tool set to build your own coffin? Innovative. Eric

I am confused here in Middle America. Fly over Country and all, I am sure I am not hip enough to understand. Maybe in California it makes sense to them, because I can't understand anything they do. Eric

rcurtner, you know that is how you get an Internet Stalker, don't you? Looks fantastic!

Yes, this Cold Steel does fit in your pocket. But it is pretty much regulated to BBQ Knife status...the knife equivalent to the comical oversized Hillbilly Cigar popular at Ozark Tourist Traps. Eric

I think that is why I enjoy Will Dabbs MD works. He reports the facts, but adds a "human touch" of humor and personal experiences that so far appears beyond the reach of computers.

Springfield Loaded Lower with a Mil Spec Upper. I just could not warm up to forward cocking serrations, but wanted to have ONE 1911 with an ambi safety in case I ever want to go with a dual gun Galco Shoulder Holster. (hey, I can just about always justify a new 1911 purchase) The other is my...

I always like to support local merchants...and BBQ joints are my favorite way to help the community!

Dang! That does seem like not only a lot but a criminal lot! All I can realistically offer is come to Missouri. You will have a huge property cost advantage.

I used to reply with "You shattered my old record of three years, and she was thin, blonde and her Father owned a liquor store". Which was true, but wife 2.0 has been going strong for 13 years and counting...congrats my friend. And prayers sent!

Covering losses costs money. With materials cost over the past few years (before Mr T got into office, haters) going up, insurance is naturally going to go up. Pro Tip-if your company also writes in California and such nonsense, their rates in not Cali are going to go up too. A company like...

You are a winner Sld. Don't know if you live in a mansion and drive a brand new Mercedes AMG...but to me, you are a winner in the game of Life. Well played.