Steelharp

Go with the Ruger SR9. Much better.

SUSSEX SQUARE HOA president 804-741-9160.

Having a rep is one thing. Having the job he has is another.

Beer is good!

God is great!

Dept of Safety

Sounds like Loadcrap needs to be removed, to me. That way he can become another "disgruntled moron goes off" headline in a few weeks...

me awake now.

me sleep now

At least now you won't have to just lay in the gutter and die.

Cause I smart!

nine words, pal

They would be elected to the Senate from Virginia??

Monday morning baloney...

I try to get 'em to orgas... uh... never mind...

Not an expert at all, but... it is a SA, arguably the best ever. Use your fingertip pad on the trigger. Make sure you have a firm grip so the grip safety is engaged. Then, just marvel at the wonder of a pistol the way it should be.

Makes you wonder... if they can "make it right," why not just DO it right from the get-go?

So, how'd you do dat??

http://www.flickr.com/photos/44970918@N07/4132913381/ Don't know how to just insert the pic...

What places are Rayburn's? I guess no one has the answer to the question of who the other plaintiff's are...

See, I don't get this. All contracts were identical specwise, so all parts were interchangeable. When Colts, Remmys, US&S's, etc. were all disassembled and dumped into the cleaning buckets, any parts that came out could be put together. It's highly likely that many 1911's from that era are really a mix of parts, and not all "original parts as shipped from the factory." But because of part similarity, no one could tell. "Sought after" because of low contract number (i.e. Singer), I can understand, but the "highly regarded" has always escaped me.

It means keep your Bowie knife handy.

[hijack]Bragger... wish I could say that...[/hijack]

willis, I live in Gallatin. I sure would like to meet up sometime so I could take a look at it, and compare it to a stock 220. You sure do have me wondering...

You guys are making me consider selling my P230 to get one of these...