Steelharp

I wonder what the reset is like on his... Oh. It's a revolver. Nevermind.

You guys fascinated with reset really are funny. http://www.handgunsmag.com/tactics-training/a-sweeping-trigger-technique/

My personal vote would be CZ. I shot a 226 the other day, a Navy model. Reminded me how I can't shoot a SIG for anything. That's me.

60, 40, 27, 23... I feel younger already! Lol

Me? I just walked into the shop at the right time. I'm not "industry," I'm just a store slug.

Lol! Seeing as we have no idea when they're gonna be here, I'd hold off a while.

About 200 miles, give or take, lol

Sumner Gun & Supply, in Gallatin.

We have them on order, but no ETA yet.

They're still coming...

Pretty happy with my Glock 21 and 36.

Had a gent come in today that said he works for Hudson. I asked when could we see one. He said it would be a while. I asked him about price, he said the $1147 is currently for the basic model, they run up to $1600! I said you know that's just too high for a double stack 9, he said he knows, they're working on getting the price point down.

And the 1911 is...?

Bwahaha!

Yes. I was just identifying better ball ammo.

Sad for Beretta, right after moving here. Dang.

OATH ammo.

Now I'm getting 2-3 a day. What the heck...

Curious to see one. Never liked the M&P line, maybe this will be a mind changer.

The "better" Kel-Tec P11.

No, not right now. Took so long to sell, might be a while before we have another.

Every customer I've put one in the hand of likes it, until they dry fire it. No one likes the trigger. It's ridiculously long, and they always want to see something else. Even my SIG ho's that come in don't like it. To each their own.

Buddy of mine is playing bass for one of the acts. I asked if they needed a steel player... ... I'm not going.

According to this article: "The trigger is a modular design. It uses a trigger safety like most striker-fired pistols but it can be modified to use a manual safety or safeties. Users can install left- or right-side manual safeties or both for ambidextrous use. The pistol has ambidextrous slide release levers and a reversible mag release, too."

Think of it as a full underlug on a .357 revolver.