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Oh Lord what have I done? I started a war between 1911 guys and Glock guys....Oh the Humanity!!!

I'm not knocking the ergonomics or the reliability, or accuracy. I just think it's D@mned Ugly! :ROFLMAO:

When I was still dating my wife, she was going to college an hour away, each day she drove to get there. The first thing I did was buy her pepper spray so she had some sort of defense. I also told her to keep a knife on hand, since 1. She was only 20 at the time any couldn't purchase a pistol...

I never want to step foot in NY! I went there once to NYC when I was young, overrated, overcrowded, rats bigger than cats...nope never going back!

Yes well said. Maintaining your firearm and cleaning is of upmost importance. I love field striping my firearms, it's very therapeutic to me, just enjoying the cleaning really helps me relax. I also admire the craftmanship and the work that goes into the designing the firearm too.

General Patton did have a way with words. :)

That is what I think is just completely ridiculous, if you have a LIC or a CCW Permit or whatever they call it in one state, that should be recognized in ALL 50 States. I live in Pa but my Uncle lives in MD they don't recognize my permit there, and the same with NJ which also borders PA, it's...

That's awesome, and yes for me personally as another general rule, I research extensively what information I can find on the manufacturer, the model, and the over ergonomics of the firearm. I am short only 5'6" and guys at the counter keep trying to sell me compact or micro models, however I...

New Orleans Whorehouse Pimp...never heard that one before hahahaha!!! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Yes before I purchased my firearms I researched and looked up the information on the companies. Springfield does have a good track record for 1911s so that's why I went with them.

I completely agree with that. I like I said in an early reply I should have been more specific, I just don't see the need to paying more for a Rose Gold Trigger on an already very reliable and established Pistol, when I could get the base model with the same quality for a lot cheaper.

Which is also weird considering how many Gun Shows they have in that area. Almost everyone that attends those are not from Allegheny County. Where I live there is a large hunting community and sportman's clubs too, so for many of us it's just easier to have a CCW Permit.

completely true...it's as if a toddler gave his dad a simple box design of a pistol using crayons and the dad decided to roll with it.

I agree with you, for me personally I will never buy a firearm that is cheaper than $350. However I will never buy a firearm that is $1,000 just because that model has a gold plated frame, when the standard model is about $250 cheaper. I guess I should have explained a bit more, I was just...

Ok this seems to be an age old question, but do Higher End (aka Higher Priced) pistols mean better quality and reliability? The reason I ask is because I have researched and have asked many gun owners this question and I seem to get every answer under the sun. I get the definite "Yes they do!"...

Yep my County in Pa is very similar, just walk into the courthouse, fill out the papers and about five minutes later you get your picture taken and your permit. However I have heard some horror stories from other counties. I'm glad I live in the county I do.

Ok, Judge Dredd's Lawgiver with the voice activated ammo was cool as Sh!t. But their motorbikes....QC needs to be "Judged" on that.

So, in 2013 I was at a small gun shop about 15 miles from where I live, nice and quiet, the guys that work there are hilarious and really helpful. So I went in one day to buy some MREs and I had just bought my first rifle (a Henry Lever Action 22LR) a week earlier and was going to talk to the...

I love cooking, nothing fancy or elegant, just simple recipes. I like doing food on the charcoal grill, skillet, and oven. My favorites to do are soups, stews, steak, bbq chicken, eggs and fried potatoes.

Clint Eastwood looks awesome no matter what firearm he has in his hands.