Recent content by jman74

.400 Corbon and .460 Rowland

I think the comment was in reference that this was not an accident, but a intentional double homicide.

Same here. Anything with the same grip angle i.e. xD, 22/45.

I'll only sell a gun I truely don't like or can't shoot. So far that list only includes a couple of Glocks (didn't learn the first time), and a Ruger P345. I'm sure they're both great guns, but I couldn't shoot either accurately.

Keith Willis in 1095.

Red Lock Tite.

Look up Hinderer then:D. And not the 'cheap' ZT's Hinderer designed.

I'd be more worried about the horrible fit and finish on their folders that I've seen lately then I would be of their marketing scheme. Lynn Thompson is a marketing genius. He makes a TON of money marketing low to mid-range products to a specific target audience. Some Cold Steel stuff is nice...

It shouldn't matter at all, but it does. I also think it might matter more in the civil suit that will surely follow the criminal case.

I'm sure more than one of these has ended up as a bag-o-parts.

S&W Model 29....:cuss:

Short, sweet, and well said.

I have Ruger PC9 and it's one of my favorite firearms. It's accurate and a ton of fun to shoot. Sort of like a grown up 10/22.

G22. Resisted buying a Glock for years and years. Finally caved to the pressure:). Turns out it didn't do anything better than my .40 xD or 1911 in .40. Felt kind of boring to shoot and I couldn't shoot it well. Glocks are great guns, just not great for me. Best part was I made a $100...

If you have any local (not national chains)jewelry shops you could try asking them. I had one done by a local jeweler, the only rub was I had to sit there while he did it because he didn't want me to leave it. Or maybe a machine shop might be able to help you. Depends on the area you live in...