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So my concern is if the lock is in place what happens if there is a live round in the chamber and some dumba** pulls the trigger? Just seems like a logical question to ask.

Looks awesome. Reminds me that the worst day at the range is almost, always better than the best day at work! Your pictures are wonderful.

Sorry guys, I'm old school and usually pay for everything with a check.

Makes me wonder why Colt/CZ couldn't turn out an exact copy of the orginial or have Tisas produce it their specs.

and who's going to educate me on shotguns

I for one respect Hans commmitment to what he believes. I think that in the past Hans and I have been on the opposite sides of the coin a couple of times, but then maybe that's why a coin has 2 sides. If anyone here doesn't agree with my view I don't take it personally, and one thing I've...

This 1924 Colt is known as the Transition Model. Colt produced 10,000 and assigned these pistols with serial numbers 700001-710000. This one is 292 in the series. There are two entries for 700292 in the SRS database. One from 1924 showing it as a NM pistol. The other from 1933 showing it being...

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Welcome to the forum from the center of the universe located in central Virginia. This Leupoid 3 X9 has not given me any reason for concern. The only change I made was to take off the factory muzzle break and attached a muzzle device that directs the muzzle blast away from my ears. Shoot it...

Bear103, in the area of central Virginia that I live in on just about any afternoon during rush hour if I have to sit at a major interestion through several cycles of the stop light I'm afraid I might get high because that's all I can smell.

All new firearms should be thoroughtly inspected, cleaned, and lubricated before firing whether the owners manual says so or not!

I believe the 29 was more of a compact version of the Model 20.

I got this one about 10 years ago. Now, if I could afford to shoot it more!

Springfield did produce M1As in select fire:

This started out as a 500 and Cobray supplied the 10" barrel. I've posted this before but folks aways enjoy seeing it.

Lots of military type rifles sold back in the 80s had pinned and welded muzzle devices to comply with Clinton era rules and regs. Also many muzzle devices were reamed out and bayonet lugs were filed down so that either of these would not be functional.

Please post some pictures.

Works for me!

B-17 bomber crash-lands in Belgium—no crew aboard, engines still running. Some of you may already know this story, but I didn't and thought I would share...

A dark park job might look nice. Pitting will be really noticeable if you blue it. Maybe talk to someone who refinishes as a specialty to give you more information.