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Is this a complete collection of P series pistols? If so, that’s pretty cool, and probably a pretty good investment. If not, how many are you missing?

I’m not sure why mentally ill is freely roaming around in public.

This confounded me as well.

That’s how you want it. The leather will stretch a bit with use and fit perfectly.

Perhaps, but it wasn’t very good for public relations.

We're gonna need some pictures of this! How long is the barrel? Crescent butt plate?

How do they propose to enforce this? I’m glad I’m not charged with that duty.

I always thought the P series pistols were neat, but I’ve never owned one. Should have grabbed a couple back when they were cheap and plentiful. Looks like you got a nice one there. Congratulations.

The semi auto is flatter and conceals better. The revolver is less prone to mechanical failure and doesn't leave brass behind.

Right where you point it.

Dad made the walnut grips. I made the holster today.

I bet that'll be a big seller...NOT!

At, say $40 a thousand, a man would need to produce several primers to recoup that investment. That's how money is made though. You either need to know something nobody else knows or be willing to do something nobody else is willing to do.

Well, I tried to get you guys in on the ground floor, but the cat is out of the bag now.

So you’re saying there’s a chance.

I'm trying to get you guys a reliable supply of primers set up, and you all just want to make fun of my motorcycle!Bunch of ingrates.

I think I’ll pass.

Thanks. I’ll try and steer clear of those. Ugg!

I kick it old school.

Yep. The Harley doesn't do so well in snow.

I'm well stocked. I just see a market that isn't very well serviced. That's where money is made. The process doesn't look much more complicated than producing something like bottle caps. The safety issues and govt regulations look to me to be the biggest hurdles. I don't see all that much equipment needed other than some basic presses and tooling and such. Not unlike any other assembly line type factory would have.

I've replaced an injector on an F150. Took 30 minutes and about $20. An injector on a Tacoma took about 45 minutes and $80. It ain't that complicated. Dealerships make their money in the finance and service departments.

I’m seriously wondering if we could form a group here who could get it off the ground. The market is definitely there.

….to construct a facility to produce primers for public sale? Could it be made to be a profitable business?

Looks good to me. This lefty appreciates inclusion of an ambi safety lever. That's my only gripe with the CZ75 I have.