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It is a slide stop, not a slide release. I was taught to release the slide using the two-handed slingshot grip.

How nice to drop back in and find this waiting. Nice portrait, Dave. Be well.

Preacherman, I've got an 03A3 and it is sweet. Not many of the 1903's left. You might want to visit www.jouster.com Regards.

One more right here.

Something different 1) Chuck Yeager--aerial gunner 2) Teddy Roosevelt 3) Wyatt Earp 4) George Patton

Jim K. Good to hear from you. You are THE reliable source as far as I am concerned. Look forward to getting the annual. Regards.

Greetings, The polycoated CZ pistols are parkerized underneath. You can see it in the inside of the pistol. I haven't managed to scratch mine in three years. Good pistol. Regards.

Maybe people with health insurance get diagnosed at a higher rate than those who don't. Psychiatrists don't get paid to treat well people, after all. Regards.

I have owned both. The overmolded would be much harder to conceal, IMHO.

The same thing happened when I put a pair on my 649. Needed to change to a nice, smooth squeeze. Also, allow for the "staging" of the trigger (First click pulls hammer back, second click locks hammer, third click makes hammer fall.) Regards.

I never heard of anyone seriously using them for anything bigger than a coyote. 22 Mag is actually a pretty hard-hitting little bullet though, IMHO. Accurate and quiet too. Regards.

Yes. Too true. It is a pity that Arnold won't back out of the race and endorse a real leader.

I have the same problem The possums eat my pond fish. Pellet gun won't do the job. I use CCI CB longs in a Marlin 39A. Neck shots work the best. They poop when you shoot them, too.

Nic, if you are still looking for one of these, I've got one like new I'll sell you for $8.50, shipped. Email me. Mike

Doug444 is right I own both as well. Henry Goldenboy is much smoother and better trigger, but has aluminum receiver. Marlin 39A not as smooth until well broke-in and the new triggers are sucky, but all-steel and built like a tank.

If that's not an endorsement I don't know what is. They ought to come standard issue. I own two pair, one for my house gun (Springfield Mil Spec) and one for my wife's house gun (S&W 649). Been thinking of getting a third pair for my carry .45, a Colt Officers model. SSG Sieler may have...

A safe trip to you and yours.

At our club, www.wcgc.org, a round is $5 for non-members and $3.50 for members, bring your own ammo.

For the puppies. That picture is a strong argument for CAT CONTROL.:neener:

I got a nice G.I. stock from Fred's and refinished it. Saves stripping the old stock and you can get a nice tight receiver fit.