Recent content by Kingknives

One of my customers used to buy old broken guns to sell at the local gun show. He had one old beat to **** 10/22 that was on his table for about six months, no one was interested whatsoever. So as a goof, he got a can of silver krylon and painted it from head to toe. It sold the very next show...

As mentioned, no real difference. Though the Commander may be a bit lighter, the slide mass is also. I think all the Scorpions are steel frame. I have the Scorpion Carry and there is no noticeable difference between that and my MC Operator

Doh!! never mind.

That's it! "Deal of the Century".

Sorry Mike, But your science is a little flawed there. All that your search is telling you is "limp wristing" and "Kel-Tec" are mentioned on the same page, nothing more. Many of those pages could say, "I've never had any problem limp wristing my Kel-Tec", or they could say at the top of the...

Actually Mike, the problem with "limp wristing" is most often seen in polymer frame pistols. It has to do with the flexing of the polymer frame in the grip of the hand. It can happen in alot of guns, not just Kel-Tecs, but any polymer frame gun, even Glocks. "Any" gun can be made to...

Could you please elaborate? I'm not sure what your refering to. Thanks

I owned a GB for years. Very accurate and reliable foir me , but it is a large (full size) gun. The gun is gas delayed, but unlike the HK. There is a collar around the barrel about 1/3 the way back. the barrel bushing is long and sits around this collar. Thus, the barel is the piston and the...

I have the Meprolights from Kahr too, and they're excellent. I've always prefered them over Trijicon anyway.

I can't beleive I just waisted 5 minutes of my life reading this drivel. Geesh guys, grow up huh?

Besides the fixed barrel and slide frame fit. A light.....short......trigger.

Sounds like a good sales pitch and a nice offer by Beretta. Let's hope the other manufacturers follow their lead. ;)

That is a really tough choice. Both are excellent guns and I have owned and shot both many times. That being said, if it can only be one, I say go with the Colt. End of discussion.. Now if money is really no object, then as someone else said, get 'em both! :D

I had an AMT .45 back up, and though it was reliable, it was fairly uncomfortable to shoot. Not so much from recoil, but from the extremely heavy trigger pull (nothing like a P-11) . :uhoh: IIRC, the heavy hamer spring was used to slow the slide down, thus it was part of the recoil system and...

That's awesome Jim! Where did you find that one? Schweeeeet!! Joe