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I traded my first one off for a P229 Legion. I regretted the very next day. Not anymore...

Yes, he did.... I was a bit crossed up there. Charles Askins did a lot for us, but Bill Jordan, the Border Patrolman did what I erroneously credited to Col. Askins.

He wrote a book on gunfighting: "No Second Place Winner" He championed the development of the S&W Model 19, probably the greatest police pistol ever. My father was the first deputy in Genesee County to get one. They had to get their own back then. I was issued a model 66 - a stainless M19 -...

I have 5 of them, 1 Browning a 70C model, 3 clones; a Springfield SA35, a Girsan MCP35, and an Inglis L9 A1 AND one of FN's new High Powers. If you like a Sig - you'll like it,,,and I do!! I just had the Browning refurbished at BHSS in Indianapolis. The SFS is amazing. It was developed (or...

Remember: Jihad works Both ways!!!

I don't understand the problem with 10MM sockets. Every time I look around, I've got two or three more.

My original trigger was "notchy" like it was sliding over the spring coils. It seemed to be a bit lighter, but the reset is still very light...

Yes, it was worth it....

I almost hate to say it but: the Inglis is better than my Girsan. The finish is CeraCoat not blued, but it's excellent, and looks like the coating Browning used years ago. The trigger resets with a tactile click. I don't know how they did that, but I like it. This is only two guns - My Girsan...

I have one, also. I removed the magazine - disconnect - safety? - device thing. I do like it a lot, too. I replaced the front sight with a Dawson Fiber Optic part. I measured the stock sight and bought one the same height. OK, now to brag a little: Girsan, Springfield, Inglis L9 A1, and...

I took my SA-35 to the range last time. The trigger was better than I remembered. Compared to many clones it's quite smooth. The only thing I did to it was to replace the trigger bar. The original had the loose bar, I installed the Type I spring loaded, to keep it from making contact with...

The oil you see in new guns is not lubricant... It's preservative. The single most important thing I can think of to do with a new gun is to lube it with real oil or grease, whichever you prefer. So,,, A 1911 requires excessive lubrication. Take it apart, clean it and oil or grease it and try...

I just got a new one.....

When I was growing up, in Michigan, there was a young man who shot a boy stealing watermelons. He had his shotgun loaded with rock-salt. He didn't know that solid pieces of rock-salt were dangerous. This was small town Michigan in the 1950's. He had no intention to injuring the thief so he...

I think your croutons are too big...

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Latest photo of Joe Walsh??