Ironhandjohn

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RO show at the Murfreesboro expo center at the end of July. Summer shows in middle TN kinda suck.

Figures that I buy the .45 off you, then this one comes up after my discretionary funds are expended.

RK gun show in Clarksville at the fairgrounds this weekend. Smaller shows in Manchester & Sparta, too. I wonder if the RK show is going to be any better than the Great American show that was held there a few weeks ago? That was a miserable show due to poor lighting, crowded conditions due to trying to cram as many tables into that small building as possible, and the non-existent air conditioning after 10am.

Not for sale.

Off the market.

My MR920 Combat has 3 grip modules which change the grip angle, from ‘1911-ish’ to ‘Glock’. The sights line up best with the Glock angle for me, so the other 2 stay in the box.

I wonder if Lon Horiuchi’s spotter is still employed by Troy Industries. Dale Monroe testified during Senate hearings that he was 100% prepared to shoot Vicki Weaver, but Horiuchi fired first. Troy Asymmetric hired Monroe and then backed him when News came out about the man they’d hired as a trainer. Bad-mouthing Troy Industries gets people banned on other forums. Now that Troy is in Clarksville I wonder if they get the same scrutiny as they used to elsewhere.

She has assumed room temperature, so that means that there is now more air for the rest of us.

It’s mine now.

Native dudes are supposed to own 1911s.

Fine, I’ll take it. You drive a hard bargain, Mr. Fin.

CDL? You selling only to truck drivers? Just kidding, you probably mean HCP, but that would make a mean ‘truck gun’ with an 18” barrel on it.

What he said.

Mine, all mine…

I’ll take it, see you soon.

Ad says the muzzle device is p/w, which means ‘pinned/welded’. This brings the overall length to 16.1”, so no SBR rules apply.

Supported anti-gun bills in Illinois to save their own necks. They’re dead to me as a customer.

I installed the ‘Glock-angle’ grip insert and removed the magwell. The pistol fits much better in my hand without it now. I’m considering a red dot & light for it now.

I owned a plain blued Tisas when they’re first were imported, and it fed and fired without any issues. I don’t see why their GI models would be any different.

I think you and I said the same thing.

Not necessarily, gunsmiths do slide cuts for new sights all the time. It’s cheaper than buying a new slide & you can choose which cut based on what sights you chose. Picking a model that already has dovetail cuts is the cheapest option, though.

The Tisas guns seem to be well-made, especially for their price point. MrGunsnGear shot a video at Battlefield Las Vegas, and their armorer said good things about Rock Island 1911s at the 11:06 mark or so.