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As I do not have a 1911, I will say "Yes, yes I do.".

I put one together using a Combat Armory frame and stock Glock internals with a slide from MDX. Definitely not Gucci though, maybe Bottega Veneta. I built a Shagger as well. That's a PSA Dagger with the majority of the components swapped out with Shadow Systems. Definitely a Coach knock-off...

Uhhh, ...you should really take the rust off that knife. You stab somebody with that and their gonna need a tetanus shot. 😐 Safety first.

No idea if this would work. However, I picked up a Sig Romeo Zero to go on a Smith CSX. Dot has an integrated rear sight.

I have a Rossi R92 that I put a rail on (it was made for it, no Bubba work). I had to change out the rear sight but adding a small red dot has made it better. I can run a scout scope if I want but the dot is nice. Shoots great. .38 or .357. I want a 9mm version :cry:.

I'm waiting for a tube fed 9mm, .40, 10mm lever gun. So when I go traipsing across the country I'll have something that pairs well with whatever handgun I'm carrying and won't disturb the locals. Not some goof-nut version that is lever activated, magazine fed and costs more than a liquid cooled...

Going on a long road trip. What is the current status of braces? Am I good?

Daggers are fun. As a side note, the majority of Shadow Systems components can be installed in a Dagger. Doing so causes it to be called a Shagger however.

Sig Romeo Zero micro red dot.

Gracias, good read. If I need a plate, I'm okay with that. In the milling process, which I am not a fabricator or have operated any milling machinery, I believe that they will be leaving indexing bosses. This may require the use of a plate/adapter raising the height of the sight. Not preferred...

Okay. I was able to track down a spare slide on eBay for the XD-E. I shipped it off today to "Gun Cuts LLC" in Thornton, CO. It is getting milled for a Shield/RMS-c footprint and cerakoted in black. I will be putting a Holosun 507K for a red dot. The sights are compatible with all XDs, I think...

Glock, Taurus, Springfield, Rugers.... I just run a patch down the barrel and then put about 500 rounds through before cleaning. Smith I disassemble, clean, put about 20-30 rounds through it before having to send it back to Smith & Wesson for repairs. Rifles, Semi Auto, I break down, clean...

Yup. And a heavier RSA. So far no issues with the extraction. That is something I was told may happen and would require a G20 extractor. I got the info off of Glock talk. The .40 in a 10 I got from an IPSC shooter. The aftermarket barrel is fully supported and a lot of shooters run .40 in their...

Do they have anything for poor people?

So I went to the range today. I was finally able to throw some 10mm down range. I have a Glock 21. I picked up a 10mm conversion barrel and guide rod/spring. It was a little spicy, but I liked it. I even ran some .40 S&W through it just to see how it would go. From my G21 10mm hits about...

I am doing a couple of multi-state road trips and plan on taking an AR. I'm going to be getting some range time with a brother. I have a very limited space in the back of my SUV, where the floor lifts up and you can store stuff. Very, very short items, less than 3-3 1/2 inches in height. What is...

I bought a spare 3.3 slide for my XDE. This the one I'm sending off to get milled for a red dot and to be cerakoted. Still up in the air on color.... :unsure:

You know, I've never met a Smith & Wesson that I didn't have to send back. I even want to like Smith. Right now I'm waiting on my CSX's return. This is the second time I've sent it back. I did offer to accept a 460XVR in lieu of their returning it. Seems fair.

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