tnhawk

Sorry for your loss.

1911's are highly addictive. It's highly likely that this will not the only Colt or 1911 you will own.

I never expected I would spend more on a holster and set of grips than a pistol cost, but last weekend I ordered a holster from TT Gunleather and a set of grips from Esmeralda. This Colt is going to be nice looking!

Detecting water doesn't shut off water. Activation of a water alarm doesn't stop the problem. When I had my home built, hot water location was a concern to be addressed.

Not an option!

Life to too short to own a Taurus.

Everyone should have a few 1911s.

After 15 years, for $170, I would return it to Kimber for repair. My Ultra CDP II is dependable at 20 years. Hope it continues another 20.

ATF is on the internet!

I hope this bill passes. I would make an effort to accidentally ignore every no firearms sign I see.

Although my Kimber Ultra CDP II and Springfield EMP have been dependable with 3" barrels, a 4 or 5" barrel 1911 is usually a better choice. Ruger, RIA and Springfield offer dependable, accurate 1911s at a reasonable price.

It should be mentioned that once you start shooting a 1911, you will likely become addicted to them. Often the result is a safe shelf filled with different calibers and sizes of the 1911. You should probably look for a full size model. It gives me pain to say it but a 9 mm is less expensive to shoot than a 45 acp or 10 mm. Colt, Rock Island, Kimber, Ruger, Dan Wesson are well built, accurate pistols. However Springfield Armory is an excellent choice due to models available and excellent customer service/warranty should they be needed. There are few bad choices in the 1911. I have several other pistols but none is more enjoyable or dependable than a good 1911.

I renewed my DL last month. Now got to make another trip for this. REALBS

The Range Officer Compact is a nice size. Mine has had frequent use as I've started carrying 9mm more often.

It is certainly an extremely beautiful knife but I hope if I ever have that amount of gun/knife money available that I don't see a knife like that available. It would reside in the evidence room after my wife used it on me.

My LCP has been 100% functional since it was purchased in 2012. If a gun fails when needed, a lifetime warranty may not be long enough.

Check the store schedule and inventory before you make a trip to Aniston. It will be worth the trip!

I prefer my Shield or P938 but there are times when I carry the LCP rather than have nothing.

Congrats on a nice truck!

I'd be happy if my Blue Tick would stop at 3 howls.

It was easier for me to find a woman who could cook.

As much as I like my Shield, the 43x gets my attention when I see in on the shelf.

It really wouldn't matter. The damage would affect everyone.

A few weeks after getting a Henry .44 mag, I realized that I needed a .44 mag revolver. Now I feel better about the boxes of ammo stacked on the shelf.

After getting my first Protech, I haven't bought another benchmade.