Recent content by sgtmaj13

Yes, but I was wrong.

My last 14 guns were all bought used. As will my next 14.

S&W 5946,w/straight grip, & no mag safety. All SS and heavy, but soaks up recoil from +P and can be carried in right holster.

GP 100 short lug with full size grips..

Checkout www.gunnersalley.com. They have a very nice Don Hume Double Nine (H721) pancake type holster for your 3" GP100 for $48 delivered. They carry a large selection of various makes & models at very attractive prices. HTH.

Big Mike, If you can find one of the CAI imports grab it and run. Great piece, good balance, and factory grips can handle 357recoil nicely. Usually found at below market prices in SE PA. Got mine couple weeks ago and like it more and more each day. Required alot of dry firing and some...

I carry a M37 daily and feed it Federal Nyclad StdVel 125 HP's. The airweights were never ment to handle +P loads. Your M36 (unless it's a flat latch) should be able to handle the more effective +P loads from Speer and Corbon. If you elect to go +P I promise you'll need some good rubber grips...

Anyone got a link to "Buffalo Bore"? Thanks,

For the same reason they stopped selling the 158gr LSWCHP to us peasents. They can make more money limiting us to a hyped JHP in 20 rd boxes, at an inflated price, than a proven round in 50 rd boxes.

S&W 5946.

OK. You like the S&W686. You live in NJ, so we know you can't carry or hunt in Jersey with a handgun. So, that leave SD, plinking, and range work. My $.02 worth is to go with the the 4" 6 shot for the following reasons: 1. 4" has adequate sight radius, good balance, easier to manipulate...

Based on my recent trip to the Left Coast, the Colt 1911, & it's clones, seem to be quite popular with the LAPD Uniform Division street cops I saw.

Factory. Don't reload. Would use factory even if I did. Won't use factory w/bad a## names, "gold dot" sounds so innocent. Plausable deniability.

Not in Philly.

Conshohocken, PA Do my shooting at Target World in Montgomeryville, since I'm strictly a pistolero.