mikegideon

Yep. I get my brass for Ole' Tender Knuckles

I'll shoot a pic. Here's a little drawing. 1" x 1/8" aluminum bar and a block of 3/4" Plywood...

The chop saw takes about a second to load the jig and cut. Besides, you have to cut right below the shoulder. The cut is pretty clean. Certainly much cleaner than an abrasive wheel. No significant burrs. My setup is similar to this. I spent more time on my jig. It has a front guide and a guid for depth. So, I can just slam it into position... #!

I expected that!

If the Glock gets totally destroyed, it's no big deal. Just get another one. They're all the same.

I like 1911's, and I like Glocks. There's no bigger fan of John Moses Browning than me. I'm also a fan of .45 ACP. In may case, I own a Glock 36 and an officer size 1911. They are the same size, and I have the same type holster for both. My 1911 was tweaked by the 1911 Yoda, and has four Wilson Combat mags to go with it. I have complete faith in the reliability of both guns. With all that said, the Glock has a much better social life. It's lighter, simpler to operate, and is less likely to get any cosmetic damage with regular carry. The 1911 is cooler, prettier, and has a better trigger. It's just not any better when it comes to defending myself in the real world. Since the 1911 qualifies for carry, I WILL carry it some day. I just always grab the Glock.

Yep. Good movie.

He's blinded by the jiggly parts

I made a jig for mine. Most of the brass I've done was primed Lake city. 1. Cut the case 2. Size without decapping pin 3. Tumble off lube 4. Trim with RCBS power trimmer with 3 way cutting head. I've done 700 or so.

To quote KB4's sig line, "I have a 1911 to show my friends. I have a Glock to show my enemies"

I've had a bunch of Pearl. I liked it better than Lone Star.

Yep. As far as I know, it came from the same horse

I only know one Gordon that's still kickin' .

I can see it now, sliding across the Walmart parking lot after a crash into some fat lady in one of those motorized carts . I just don't trust myself carrying something that cool

I LIKE high end guns. Doesn't make sense for me personally to carry one. I'm too persnickety with all my guns. Beating the crap out of a work of art just doesn't make sense to me.

You also like a decent price. I'm pretty convinced that Gordon picked the right path, at least for a very reliable 1911 that won't break the bank. Since I'm not a metal guy, I may get a smith to fit the parts. My top end is done already. Next phase is the FCG (I assume). I have the same brand as Gordon, so I'll follow his formula if he's willing to share. Mine isn't a Ruger.

I plan to do the same at some point. One of these days I'll hit you up for a list.

Here you go... http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/news/subsidized-cell-phone-program-nearly-doubles-in-oh/nRDqC/

If it's in your bloodstream, it shows up on your breath.

Monkeys make their own liquid

I figure I can develop a good enough aim to take out a few liberals

Apparently, it doesn't matter.

Free stuff. We like free stuff

Yep. Last stand.