I'm a pistol collector. I like guns with stories; i.e. I've got a 1943 P-38 that is, most definitely, the direct father of the Beretta 92 (H%$# some of the parts may be interchangeable), I've got a Red 9 Artillery Luger, etc.
I could bore you for hours about the stories surrounding some of my...
Another endorsement of J.T . Great Guy. Great Service. Great price. I'm the guy that "wanted an S Couple so bad...." went to actually buy it and got my head turned by an SL. Be seeing you soon for the A Service.
Several people are selling GP100 cylinders on WWW.gunbroker.com and YouTube will show any competent gunsmith how to tear down a GP100 and replace the cylinder.
Hey! Don't forget wheel guns! I own a bevy of fairly high quality semis but I find myself reaching for my Ruger GP100 fairly often. Its single/double. Points really well. Never jams and has a very nice touch on single action.
My application cleared all of their screens about 10 days ago. Still "Pending". I sure wish some state trooper would put down his donut and actually do some work.
I guess I hold the record :-) I was 70 years old and looking for something to do. I took an NRA basic pistol course and the instructor's personal gun was a Kimber. So I bought one. Still my favorite sidearm.
With the fervor of a convert I've bought about 10 other guns and am now an FFL
My Kimber 1911 is the gun I go back to when I'm done "playing" with all my other hand guns. I just plain feels good in my hand and makes me into a better shot than I normally am.
I had Freedom munitions 115 and 124; both remanufactured . I had Fiocchi 115 and 124 both new. I also had some Hornady 145 just for kicks. The Luger is a blowback gun and was, literally, tearing cartridges in half by cycling too quick with the heavier bullets.
The first answer to my...
I just got back from the range. I went there with two guns and 4 boxes of 9mm ammo; each box had different bullet weights and/or loads. It turns out that my Beretta Nano (9mm) really is only happy eating 124 grain bullets (but any powder load). It will have many stove pipes and failures to...
prescription glasses?
My shooting glasses are prescription glasses but slightly different than the ones I am normally required to wear. It would be senseless to use any other glasses. I couldn't see the targets :-)
Never ever had a feed problem with Kimber mags in my Stainless Gold Match II. I would suggest you run a few hundred rounds though the gun before you decide IF you need different magazines for it.
I would like to "tone down" the negative rhetoric about TMGN. I don't know them. I did meet them at some fair type function. They seem like nice , somewhat naïve, people. But hey guys! They are young people who were overly optimistic before they tangled with an unfriendly bureaucracy. Cut...
But he's still selling his phony repops as originals on Gunbroker. Don't I have some obligation to alert the next poor soul that wants to complete his kit?
I bought an "original new old stock" barrel cleaner for my luger off of gunbroker.com. When it arrived it was obviously a very bad repop of the part and didn't even fit the holster.
The seller alleges he's sold several of them and had no complaints ( Several of an incredibly rare part?)...