Steelharp

When I was a kid, my Dad took me to Baltimore to see The Beatles. THAT is one of my favorite memories...

They seem to get very good reviews, and if I understand correctly, they can use the CZ mags, as well.

My daughter goes every year. I would only go if I was working it.

So would I. I think that would be an excellent decision. I think what's influencing a decision against that are the two CZ .22 mag rifles we have and the CZ shotguns that have sat there for some time. Doesn't make CZ look like a good mover.

Well, if it was MY shop, we would. But, the powers that be... have different tastes.

No, but we can order one for ya! And you're welcome to check out my personal compact anytime. I can let you know my schedule this week.

The Omega trigger is considerably smoother and quite an improvement over the standard. Sorta like spending money on a trigger job.

I want to check out the new APX in 9mm with Gallatin, TN on it. Talked to one of the guys the other day when they came in to shoot. He said they have all the issues in the 9 worked out, it's perfect, but they're waiting till they get the bugs out of the 40 before they release.

Of the ones I'VE had the chance to show and fondle, yes. They may not be consistent. I know of one board member's PPQ that the trigger is terrible on in comparison to others I've felt. Very gritty.

Zero issues with my 36. Runs like a champ. BUT, I didn't do anything to the mags; the extensions seem to cause the problems.

I have no problem with disagreement. Heaven forbid we were all alike! I will say, of all the Shields I've had the opportunity to show and fondle, the Performance Center ones have really excellent triggers. The standard ones, not so much. They always feel "broken," to me.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Excellent. Actually, my heart is in the wonderful CZ 75... but they do get heavy after a while... I'm thinking I'm really liking the Ruger American, too... PPQ trigger at a good bit less money.

Or, you could just buy a better gun. ANY gun. There is no finer revolver than a S&W. And no worse semi-auto. (My opinion.)

You're the FIRST to reply with any help. Thank you SO MUCH!!

Current BB value (37th edition) on an excellent condition T Series Hi Power... our book is 35th... need current ASAP!

Someone here actually COMPLAINING about a USA made gun. Yep, it's the end of the world. Everything is backwards.

Search engines are your friends.... http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Gun-Rights-Ronald-Reagan.htm

Man, that was nice to get rid of those 3 old attachments I could NOT find! Awesome!

Thank God for "Blue Bloods" and Tom Selleck. So far.

Dirty Raoul?

Lots of people don"t know how to shoot! :rofl:

Tricky, this is JUST my personal opinion. The M&P's never feel quite "right" in MY hand. I cannot speak for others. The new American just fits perfectly, and the trigger is much better, to ME, than any M&P I've ever felt. Now, the Performance Center triggers are the best M&P ones I've ever felt, and while they are very good, I think the Ruger beats it pretty handily.

Never mind... I didn't quite read far enough, lol

Because not everyone has sausage fingers. :rofl:

Gordon, so glad it went well. Get rest and get back soon!