I am very fortunate that I live down the road from Frank Glenn. He is a consummate gentleman and knows Smiths inside and out. He has worked on a couple of guns and I'd not hesitate to have him work on any Smith, 1911 or any other gun he indicated he would be comfortable with.
I have a bunch of new and old smiths, and have inspected a bunch. My experience.
Old Smiths: Well hand fitted guns, especially 27's and 29's seems to be nicer than the modern guns. However, there is a a lot of variation. There are some real dogs out there.
New Smiths: Far more consistency...
ok, I've done a detail strip of a Glock slide a few times. Some guides state that the extractor guide and spring assembly should be inserted into the slide with the spring closest to the extractor. Others say say the reverse. So, which is it? Would the guide rod be closer to the extractor or...
Years ago, I bought a used STI Spartan for $350.00. Good gun. Shoots fine. But it developed barrel bump. I sent a picture of the problem via email to STI after talking to a pleasant gentleman on the phone. I don't recall his name. He responded instantly with shipping information and STI paid...
Rcmodel,
I have been told by a bunch of officers that a taser would have made no difference in Fergusen because SOP dictates that a taser is only used when there are two or more officers on the scene. One to tase, the other to back up the taser. The reasoning behind this is that there is not an...
Hey TestPilot,
From one pilot to another, look into taking one of Craig Douglas' ECQC classes. You will have no need to be passive, although if you start blasting through people, they may object.
I collect high grade shooter Smith revolvers. They all get shot on occasion. The ones with that beautiful blue that Smith no longer does are babied so that they will not need to be refinished.
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