Recent content by *Klutch*

I just recently got back to the forum and picked up a 27 in trade for an M&P9c. I'm really liking the .40 and have a G22 to go with it. Mine came with Glocks +1 extension on the mags so I get 10 rounds but still very easy to carry and conceal as well as shoot...congrats on the new pistola.

I just got my 3rd SP101...although this one is 327 mag:)

If you really want 357's Speer makes the GD in 135gr for the 357 mag also http://www.midwayusa.com/product/121256/speer-gold-dot-short-barrel-ammunition-357-magnum-135-grain-jacketed-hollow-point-box-of-20

just be careful with the Century Tantal, he had some issues with his and I believe got it taken care of but Century gave him a real hard time over it. The Interarms are real nice and the $550 price tag make it even better, and it's not Century.

Sebastian said about the dumbest thing he could have with that statement. Do not follow this advice. Here are a few AK's that are not Arsenals and don't cost $800 http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/storeproduct964.aspx expansive of the 3 This is the one I recommend...

I think your OAL is long, I load mine to 1.225-1.230 OAL and no issues

I have a Taurus and love it. This is my 2nd one and this time I went stainless which is much nicer than the blued as far as Taurus goes. Just my opinion but a 1911 is never any other caliber than 45 ACP, forget that 9mm ****, that is why Glocks were made get the 45 and be happy.

the front sight is supposed to be left to right and the rear is right to left

It depends on if you want a 1911 or not. I was in the same situation with the same guns minus the Armscor and I went with the Taurus, of which will be my 2nd one and you can't go wrong with it. People can say what they want about the company but lots of people get the PT1911, this go around I...

I haven't tested the .40 but have with the 9 a bit and I found it doesn't expand very well. I was shooting into wet phonebooks though so it's not exactly scientific

I really think there are good choices in most of the list but I picked HK cause if I only could have 1 gun it would be an HK USP45 compact.

I would go with the LCR and for reloads I use speed strips instead of the round loaders cause they lay flat in a pocket and work better with small revolvers like the LCR, sometimes the round loaders contact the grip and make it harder to load the cylinders.

Thanks sloman, I would like to add that he is an awesome guy, waited very patiently a few extra days for the holster cause I was sick and he also prepaid me for it which is almost unheard of these days and not normally how I do it but it is appreciated. Tom thanks again be safe and Happy New Year!

just my opinion, you should never reblue a gun of that age. Let it show 100 year wear marks, it 100 years old.

Of course it's well built...look at the cartridge it fires!