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No. Just no.

I'm looking for a 10mm handgun. Trying to keep the cost down around to $600, without needing to purchase all the support equipment. At this point in my life [for the last 10 years] I'm entrenched in 1911, so I have the support gear. Also have gear for XD, and maybe some Glock. Tell me your...

Tisas duty, now with a short Wilson lightweight match trigger. Also added fiber front sight and a u notch rear.

A4 at the range. Rx01nsn acog. Old school.

About 2017 RO ELITE CHAMPION 9MM

Just finished building this m16A2-4.

Two articles from TTAG: part 1 Part 2

Different in what respect? Brakes will mitigate recoil, and make your weapon loud!!!! There are sooooooo many options out there, but in my 30 odd years of AR's, I've always found and A2 FH does a great job in mitigating flash, and reducing muzzle rise.

Parts gun build:

FN Patrol.

BCM upper and lower, Criterion BBL Mk12 mod0

Scarfing down my breakfast, 2nd cup of Joe, and off to a 10am match. I'll be using my Tisas Duty, 5" 9mm.

I used Maas metal polish and a felt dremel wheel, so I don't change the feed angle. At 585 rounds, and it hasn't been cleaned.... Continues to run flawless. It was $385 + shipping, I have $255 in parts. Total believer in the Tisas

A 2017 Springfield armory range officer elite champion 9mm for the last 6 years. When the factory Black T finish wore, I had it stripped and deep hot blued.

I bought it to learn to 'Smith a 1911. Ive: Replaced the ambi safety and plunger assembly, now I have a positive safety. Replaced and fit the Nighthawk magwell and beavertail. Had to file. 007 off the frame to make the nighthawk fit. Polished the sear and disco to get a 3.7# trigger...

It's a very soft, flat shooter. This one, a Tisas, in 9mm, is like shooting a 22

Range officer elite champion 9mm

45 operator.