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I bought a 20g o/u yildez for my kids to shoot clays, wife who is a skilled shotgunner cleaned up with it. Nice gun from my perspective, decent value. Seems to be a fairly nice entry level shotgun.

Email today said shipping in 1-3 days, can't wait.

I though I saw 10-15 days due to holiday rush when I ordered mine.

+1 on the PM9 if you can get used to the trigger. I've had the LC9 and the nano as well, prefer the Kahr but I don't pocket carry.

They have lots of firearms related stuff, I've ordered grips, stocks and scopes.

+1 on the EMP, I have one in 9mm and love it, this is at 15 yards. [url=http://s1050.photobucket.com/user/caneyfork/media/emp_15yrds_zps8fce7305.jpg.html][/URL] However, having a couple of Kimbers I've only had good luck with them. I had an Ultra Carry II that ran flawlessly for 500 rounds one day in a tac class. I have a TLE-RL II Stainless Pro that has the external extractor, I believe they changed to an internal extractor but I've not had any issues with the few hundred rounds I've put through this. [url=http://s1050.photobucket.com/user/caneyfork/media/d7beebc1-5e6c-45d0-b0fe-be50d3810611_zpsc65a7f40.jpg.html][/URL]

+1 for the DM Bullard. I have one for my EMP and PM-9.  I use a Comp-tac I bought for my G19 with my 26 or a safariland FBI cant OWB.

Its a shame, I loved my C's, especially the Quick Sight one.  

I'll just politely ask any home invaders to come back earlier the next night as I've had a few beers and my 1911 is put away.   That said if I'm carrying and go to a bar, bullets in the back, empty magazine somewhere else and unloaded pistol locked in my glovebox. I keep my registration and insurance card accessible but not in the glovebox just in case I have an encounter with any LEO.  I try to not get hammered and don't drive if I do and don't drive like a jerk if I only had a couple.

I had one of these, it was a nice little gun but the stock grips would wear my hand out after a few mags. I put a talon rubber grip and it was much less like holding on to a waffle iron while a mule kicked it.  That said I liked my Micro Compact better and the person I sold that to is getting a XDs.  I'd like to shoot one in 9mm.   

I had a set of these on my SP101, nice grips but mine would loosen after a few rounds, should have tried some blue locktite I guess. They really looked nice.

Sort of like the one on 40 East at Airport Rd in Roane County a few years back. I also ran into one in East Kansas last summer.

well look at this http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/AMM-022 pic just in case....saw this on TTAG

Lets do that, I don't get out there enough.  I like to go during the week when I should be working ;)

When I'm not worried about concealment here is my "Every Night Carry", If I could only have one 1911 this would be it.

Alot, have them on all my non-checkered .45s.  Those are for the Micro Compact .45 and I had to trim them a little.

I really like the EMP.  Its light enough to carry and heavy enough to reduce muzzle flip which lets me hit things I'm shooting at. I want to try the .40 EMP sometime but it is much heaver due the the frame material. I believe its even heavier than the MC .45. 

I have the EMP 9mm and the Micro Compact .45, both are easy to conceal but I shoot my commander or full size .45s much better.  I find it hard to hide the commander or full size with the full grip. I'm partial to the shorter 1911s but the XDs is a very capable sub-compact .45 too.  

I almost always have one of these with me.

Nice! I really like those grips too, what are they made from and where did you get them ?

Thanks, I love the series 70, had it for sale for a while but I guess I liked it more than anyone else. I replaced the sear & disconnector that were worn,  modded to shoot with Mag well, Beavertail, commander hammer, solid guide rod and an extended safety that is going to be replaced with the original.  I kept all the original parts so I can put it back with the pinch hammer if I want to. I also have a set of Colt target grips for this. 

My 74 Series 70 and my 05 pocketlite

I thought modern cars had sealed blinker assemblies with lifetime fluid.

Amazon (aka the beast) has TW-25B

It was full of Elvis quarters on the way to the Fed Reserve.