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  1. I'm not normally a fanatic but this one would be mine could I afford it.
  2. 3 o'clock. barely noticeable under a t-shirt. specifically, pistol is at 3. puts the mag a little to the front.
  3. my son just received his new holster and loves it. He bought my M43 Firestar and size 2 fits very well. seems to be well made and looks as good as the pictures. of course he doesn't have my spare tire to reach across. lol
  4. papa61

    GRIP SIZE

    I'm not trying to be a snob,,,it just comes naturally. I have never owned, shot, or touched a Glock. They are not astheticaly pleasing to my eyes. I also prefer hammer fired guns. I'm not saying they are bad, I just don't like them. What David said is of high importance. A handgun should feel good in your grip. This helps with natural point of aim and control. My favorite shooter fits me. Yours should fit you. I'm not a gun nut, or a car or motorcycle nut. I'm a machine nut and my firearms for the most part, reflect that. I think the AR is ugly. But I have one anyway because I know they work.
  5. papa61

    GRIP SIZE

    There are many more aspects to law enforcement so those who have little or no interest in firearms figure if they pass they are good enough. No disrespect intended there, a sidearm is just a tool for them. I can use a hammer but that does not make me a carpenter, just someone who can hit a nail if I need to.
  6. papa61

    GRIP SIZE

    We are here specifically to pass time on gun forum. so that is not a valid point. MOST law enforcement officers are not shooters and many only shoot when they have to qualify. so again, not a strong argument. I could give some long drawn out stories of my experience in the military or some great analogies from other sports. I could quote those who teach modern combat hand-gunning or competent gunsmiths. But no need. What is most important is the shooter. One must be prepared mentally and physically to use a handgun in order to save life by possibly taking another's. In a gunfight, every possible edge gets you infinitesimally closer to survival. I'll pay my money for what makes me comfortable and go thank you.
  7. I remember RBS being washed away. Also remember downtown being flooded in 1976 or 77.
  8. This place has been on the news magazine shows a few times. The owner is now a US congressperson. She has been in the news frequently. We need a place like that in Mid-Tenn
  9. papa61

    NEW GRIPS

    no issues, I can even one hand it with my off hand and maintain control.
  10. had a hankering for a cross draw for one of my .45s. put a straight drop on my off side and couldn't reach it with my strong hand. mind you I am overweight and have had spine surgeries that limit my twisting. On the bright side, it pushed me to lose the belly.
  11. nothing I have ever seen is as awesome as the A10 on an attack run! BRRRP! and GON on a wingtip 180 turn
  12. Ah the memories! When I was stationed on Hood with 1st Cav I rented a second floor apartment that was in the flight path of choppers ferrying in and out from a foreign places. couldn't keep ANYTHING on a wall or shelf LOL. When the Apache came out I had one scare the crap out of ne as I drove the edge of a tree line. He came in at treetop level from my right oblique and I never heard him coming. Love the Hueys, once you hear one you know it forever.
  13. never seen this one though I have seen VersaCarry. might be a bit awkward with my belly, but I actually like it. this is a good price for this brand as I have seen them at twice this for a speed scabbard style. When you carry oddball guns like I do you find a lot of oddball holsters
  14. Sorry to hear that. I have both sides torn, can't stand to raise my arms some days. Hope you get that fixed before it cn't be fixed.
  15. May God comfort you and your family.
  16. Congratulations! I'm sure you can fins something to occupy your time. I have model trains waiting for the unlikely time when I retire. Electrical. construction, engineering, planning. Then operation.
  17. TERRIFIC NEWS!! I won't apply, I need to have some "take home pay" because I'm sure the Johnny Cash method would not work.
  18. I am smitten. This came up in my ads on yahoo mail. Chiappa Firearms // 1886 Lever-Action Take Down Wildlands MH Rifle (Black) 45-70/16.5"BBL
  19. I'm embarrassed RED hit it dead on. I hadn't looked closely at the feed lips. both mags are pinched at the front, one more than the other. I will have to get a new battery for my calipers and see if I can re-align them. At worst it's two new mags. Thank you everyone! As an extra, the springs can't be put in wrong. round springs fit in front of mag with alignment pins on internal base and follower. plastic followers. followers show only surface wear with no furrows. I got this second hand and have no clue how the lips got bent. very little wear anywhere on this little gun, not even broken in good yet I suspect.
  20. good question. haven't been apart since I got it. I guess that would be a good start. thanks!
  21. Feed ramp is going to get a polishing and return to the range with win and stingers. the SR22 was not supposed to be ammo picky!
  22. unless both factory mags are bad I don't think it's a mag issue. the Ruger mags are a bit wide but the feed lips are tight. By the way, stingers, winchester, remington and are all doing it. haven't had federal in a while. I'd love to try mini mag and federal match but good luck finding any.

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