Capbyrd

I'm currently carrying some Hornady critical defense. Just look around and see what is available in your area.

If they were gonna use a 22, it would have been this one.

I've heard from a very trusted source that it was a Hi-Point C9.

Well I got out of it exactly what I wanted. I got to see the process step by step. Now I have a much better idea of what people are talking about when I read these threads. I also understand better what I need to get started.

Most definitely!

The problem with that is that the CMP isn't putting out very many field and service grade rifles anymore. Just a few a week. What do you want from your M1? If you just want a really nice rifle that you can shoot for the rest of eternity, and you don't care if the rifle has history, order a special or service special.

Either the guide rod or the takedown thingamajigger (don't know whats it called on a block) is definitely the problem. Can you install one piece without the other?

Yeah but shoulder fire really hinders the fine art of cigar smoking.

why would you wave it at a cop?

What shop was it? I'm always curious about what shops will take my C&R

You should be practicing center of mass shots instead of head shots.

From what I have been reading on ARFCOM, the old mags worked great but cracked. The new mags are built better but have feed issues. YMMV and I hope it does.

Just found out that bass pro is going to be doing some seminars this weekend. I'm going to attend so that I can finally see first hand what is involved. I'll likely pick up a kit afterwards as well.

Yeah what I read mentioned that about optics but I don't know anyone that uses optics on their daily carry 1911. And I don't think any sub 800 dollar 1911 is a race gun.

too small how? Which model XD was it? There are three sizes of XD, subcompact, service and tactical.

I hear this mentioned alot and recently read something that interested me. I can't cite it because I don't remember where I read it but something I was reading said that slide to frame fit really isn't that important in a 1911. Because all of the components that affect accuracy are in the top half of the gun, the slide to frame fit really only contributes to reliability. And by that, if they fit is too tight, the gun jams. If the fit is ridiculously loose then it would affect accuracy but the slide to frame isn't the important fit on a 1911. The fit of the barrel, bushing and locking lugs are the major players. It all made sense to me so I took it to at least be partially factual.

I have a standing order that whenever Ruger releases something new, I have dibs on the first one. I ended up passing on the LC9. I just can't like the trigger when dry firing. I seriously doubt there will be something that I dislike about the 1911 though.

I carry an SR9c daily and recommend it to everyone.

For those prices, I'd have a hard time not upgrading to the Ruger. Of course, I'm a Ruger fanboy and haven't held one yet but I'm basing this off the reviews in this forum.

I wish all the haters would start reading this thread!

There are plenty of dealers that sell demos. Check on NFATalk or Silencertalk from time to time and there are dealers listing demos suppressors for sale.

Is it one of the old model drums or the new model? Let me know how it holds up. I bought a PK about a month ago and am going to SBR it.

I don't have to roll them all down. I choose to roll them down so I can work on my Frayser tan.

I didn't say it was legal. And with 35 on the whole thing and the windows down, you cant tell.

He is talking about C&R holders. a C&R is a type of FFL.