LangdoniousRex

If the next owner is interested, I've got a polished chrome 50AE barrel and some new 50AE mags that would be the ultimate accoutrements to this fine piece.

I've got the place and other accoutrements. There is a naturally defined pistol berm that just needs targets setup, which I have. The rifle range has not been developed yet so setup is up for discussion. DM me and we can start making things happen.

Since you like reloading 30 cal: 180gr green tip projos

If it's a currently or recently produced piece, 90% of the time you can find it cheaper online somewhere. Not necessarily here but there are plenty of "like new" private party firearms available where the asking price is higher than new from an online retailer. Haggling is a dead art form and humans are a pain to deal with so ordering a mass produced pew pew from a faceless website and having it shipped to my local FFL who I end up BSing with for hours every time he has a transfer for me. The choice is simple. If it's out of production, well, good luck and godspeed.

Crown Royal Reserve is a legitimately good sipping whisky. Went through several bottles of it last time I was in Hawaii, of all places, as it was readily available and reasonably priced.

Bumpity bumpity. When's the party?

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Both of mine are the 10mm DS. The Rock Ultra HC is the base model and the overall quality is mediocre. Mine had minor imperfections in the feed ramp of the barrel that needed clean up and whatever coating they use gets scratched just by looking at it. The TAC Ultra HC is a huge improvement all around. Better coating, better machine work, better quality all around. As far as performance, I haven't gotten around to shooting it yet so the jury is still out there but she looks like she means business. Unlike when they came out, their prices have come down and have a pretty modest difference between them ($545.17 vs $617.58) so for the extra $72.39, I'd get the TAC Ultra HC and not look back.

Online I'm seeing uncleaned brass as low as 12 cents per.

All the ones I've come across have flaws out of the box but after a little love, they can be made reliable. Nothing really any different than any other budget 1911.