DJTC45

I learned the hard way a few years back right after sandyhook. I couldn't find anything in stock anywhere. I now have 48lb of powder and 110,000 primers and well over 100,000 pieces of brass all for my .45acp I won't get caught off guard again. I usually wait till I have enough saved up before I place an order just so I can save on the hazmat fee.

This is what is on my MCX 300blk. I believe they use the SBS Braces, not sure if this is what your looking for but it's close.

This says it all.

Received the knife today, and I have to say you and 1911alltheway out did yourselves on this one, It's ten times better looking than the pictures could show, the stag handle is amazing and feels great in the hand, the sheath is just unbelievable the camin alligator skin accents just set off the sheath. Thanks' again guys. I'll post some pics of all the blades you made me this weekend.

I would like to know what or how they determine short barreled rifle ammo, and some handgun ammo is used in rifle's. I'm glad I reload, I've never bought ammo from them but it's sad day's ahead.

Grand Torino thanks again, I'm gonna have to get a display stand for this one. You and 1911alltheway really did a great job on this project, I'm sure glad you decided to make this one.

I can't wait to get my hands on this one thank's for doing this build for me Grand Torino.

Andrews Leather is tops, I have a full Shark Hide Hybrid style for a full size 1911. That's a good looking rig you have, should last a lifetime or two.

He is a very good knife maker, I only have three, two of them I had him build for me the other I go out of the classifieds. I need another Bowie Style Knife, I still would like him to consider making me that ( "SASQUATCH" ) style but we'll have to see. Here are the two I had him build for me.

Well I guess I won't go through the hassle to get one now, I'll just wait and see what happens next.

Man you really have a rare one there, only a few 100 were ever made with a 10"Bbl. You need to put that one in the safe. From your pictures it looks to be in really good condition, the cylinder only has faint turn lines on it, is that the original box you have?

My correction, I just seen were your Ruger was made in 1960. The 357 Maximum was developed by Remington and Strum&Ruger in 1982 according to a book I have.

This is chambered in the 357 Maximum correct not 357 Magnum.

That's a great find right there, I've only seen a few of those and they weren't for sale. I'm still looking for a 10"Bbl. 44 to replace one I had from awhile back. Enjoy your Ruger and welcome to TN.

Nice find, enjoy that COLT.

Sorry double post.

Your welcome sir, enjoy it.

Hey "you're melted brick" went out today by USPS.

I sent you a reply to the PM. you should have it by next weekend, and no it's not a melted brick or anything else you have my word that.

PM me your address and I'll send it out to you, I only have one and you can have it. But once you get it you need to post a pic of it.

You can have mine, I'll never buy or trade for one ever again.

Thanks for the advice, do you remember the size of the pin.

Yeah I have about 8000 loaded and ready to go. I can't wait to run some down it and see how it shoots.

I recently ran across a deal(at least I think so) on a Colt Gold Cup National Match 70 series on another forum that I belong to. I've always wanted one in 70 series and passed on a few due to the price($1200- $2000 plus) this one I got for $850. I checked the serial# on Colts web-site and it showed it was made in 1981. The slide to frame fit is tight with no movement or rattle, has the original box(has seen better days but it is original to the gun) has a collet bushing and it fits tight to the Bbl. front strap has the vertical serrations, original grips. I haven't had time to put some rounds down it yet, but hopefully soon. Here are a few pics.