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You probably needed that anyway. I've seen only good reviews about them, I needed one too.

I traded a ria tact ll and a big boot for this new Eclipse Custom last week. I love Kimber more every day.

I'd say everyone needs a 10-22.

I say it's a good summer round. It does need to be placed on target, but without too much worry about a backstop.

My chance of seeing a minion seems better than finding a SA-35. What kind of stores are they going to?

Sometimes I've got to think about what I'm carrying, but I haven't had to look at it yet. Variety is the spice of life, I'm grateful to have a nice, mediocre carry selection, and especially a range from my front porch. I like to rotate every few days, but only after checking the sights. Guns...

I love this Firestorm, I understand the Thunder replaced it. It's a sweet shooter, it's on target at 70 and 130'.

I've got a few mouse guns. This one conceals well and puts a little bullet on target. But the best of all it's a 1911. I was looking for the BlackLabel when I settled for the babyrock.

I try to keep a spare when I'm traveling, in a bag or the glovebox. If you use it, you're going to lose it, at least for a while.

A double stack 1911 just ain't right, I don't think JMB would approve.

If you love it, it should show. Remington Commander, 2nd year of Huntsville production.

The only problem with the 1911 today is the mindset and training of security guards and law enforcement. The 1911 was designed to put a bullet on target. Most people, even the FBI are trained to pop caps until the threat stops. I love to do some plinking, but I'm not a cap popper. I'm...

Here's 10 rounds at 25 yards, from a porch rail. I'm spoiled with a 1911 trigger, this one is smooth but it's the typical 6-7 lbs. Girsan mc p35 Match

GOA has been working in the court rooms and Washington DC. GOA has stood alone with the Bumpstock ban, they're still working on it. They've done work in several states to fight against bloomberg's Anytown laws and promoting Sanctuary Cities. The only thing I've ever heard from nra is give me...

GOA, Gun Owners of America, surpassed the NRA years ago in keeping our 2A rights. They continue to fight about every day in Washington and state houses. They are worthy of your support, along with your state-gunowners.com I've had many bad things to say about the nra for several years.

I'm a big fan of De Santos, Don Hume, Galco, and especially Cobra Gun Skins. Fobus makes a great paddle holster, if you want to go without a belt.

The first handgun I carried full-time was a XD-G, I tried a few other plastic guns until I found my favorite. If I'm not carrying a 1911, it's just a substitute. I only carry own on my hip, usually in a leather pancake style. If I don't have a thumb safety, I'll use a thumb-break holster.

Thanks, I was biting my tongue. I'd love to have a smooth 1911 trigger with a 9mm, but I've got too much respect for JMB. I've settled with the ideal that the '35 is the best you can get in 9mm.

I was anxiously searching for the SA, until I found the Girsan MC P35 Match. I think it's the sweetest '35 on the market. I'd still like to have the SA, but I can wait.

I'm grateful to have a rotation that I love, and comfortable with, mainly 1911s. The Hi Point is probably the most underrated handgun out there. I usually have one when I'm traveling. The early 9mm had problems, but they fixed that over 10 years ago.