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The color in the pic is washed out but this has a nice blueing. Looks much better than the pic.

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yeah I keep thinking the same thing a grand blade it is

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Selling my HK USPC 9mm that's in excellent condition. Includes 3, 10 round mags, Trijicon night sights, and OWB holster. Also includes carrying case and manual. Will include original sights too. No trades, looking to sell only. Located in Nashville.

Are there any recommended revolver gunsmiths located west of Nashville? I am looking to get some work done (drill/tap and barrel chop or replacement) on a few S&Ws and some basic work on a Colt Army Special. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Check you owners manual for the proper procedure to tighten lug nuts.

A grand old shotgun indeed..! Wish ya were closer.. GLWS..! admirin leroy... The Winchester scattergun junkie

Come on people, somebody buy number two before I get weak!

If that is what you want then go for it. While I love the 1911 platform there are a few issues for concealed carry: Size: too big for concealment. The shorter 3" versions seem less reliable (tried a Kimber 1911 45 in 3"). Much more difficult to disassemble as well. Weight, it makes your pants want to sag. Single action with light trigger. I feel safer with a Glock than a 1911 on my belt. If you do get a 1911 try and find a holster with a leather strap which prevents the hammer from falling while in holster. Traditionalists will argue this point, but it is based on my experience. My preferred choice is a 2" snub nose revolver. However, unless you man up to a .357 the power of a .38, even in +P, is marginal nowadays

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