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I've not handled one, but the pictures I've seen of it don't look to suit me. It has too ,any buttone, switches, and levers. I think you might be able to get one with an Ipod built iin.

+100000000000000:usa:

I work outside everyday, and I swear by Maui Jim's. I wear them all day every day. They are worth the money.

This 8 point buck weighed #135. I also shot another coyote this morning. I believe the rut is upon us, as deer were really moving this morning.

ANother plastic 9mm pistol!!!!! Joy oh joy!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do you shoot each other with your service pistols too?

I love it! It reminds me of something my father would do, or my grandfather would have done. Unfortunately, that creative gene skipped over me.

I'm looking for an update on this thread. I sure hope someone took some action.

That's a very nice looking wooden base your scale is sitting on. I assume you made it?

Thanks for the invite, but that's in another time zone from here.....and I don't have an airplane.

Thanks to all of you guys. You are doing a good deed, and representing gun owners in a positive light. You can't beat that.

So what's the magic behind a titanium firing pin?

Mike, you are more than welcome to come shoot mine and see how you like it. I even live close to the airport.

SON OF A ...............

Oh, I'm with ya Mike. I just couldn't resist picking at you a bit.

A well built $300 1911 in 22, and you're fussing about a spare mag.

Seriously, this should be reported and dealt with by someone.

Good article. Thanks for sharing.

He should be proud!

How long has this store been open?

100 grains of Varget in a muzzleloader would certainly get your attention. If you could get him to demonstrate, please take a video recorder.

Yeah. They're available. I think they're around $35 each.

Thanks, Mike. That's what it looks like to me as well. A cost saving measure I assume. Anyway, I shot it some more this afternoon. This thing rocks!!!!! I like it, the boys like it......the wife still prefers a revolver, but I think she's becoming partial to it as well.

I shoot 295 grain Powerbelts. They seem to work as good as anything in my rifle.

I've noticed the same thing with two different muzzloaders and several very different loads. You shoot the deer, and he acts like he hasn't been hit at all. No blood. You walk a little ways, and there lays your deer. I can't explain it, but I've seen it with round balls, lead Buffalo Bullets, as well as PowerBelt bullets.