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I just got a 4-hole conversion from Midway U.S.A. It was 15.00 and included the auto-advance. If you already have the 3-hole, lost sheep didn't tell you anything you had not found out for yourself. Don

I have a Para P12 and a Colt Officer upper on an RIA full-size frame. No problem with reliability or accuracy. The Colt upper was was installed by a 'smith. I carry the P12 because it is an alloy frame, and is much lighter. I trust both.:)

I have, and enjoy shooting several Colts, but my carry is an alloy P12 Para.

does anyone know at what velocity the .45 becomes ineffective?(for humans) When the pistol ceases to function.

Obama is a Chicago politico--he scares H-ll out of me.

I gave grandson the LeFevre double barrel, and son has the WW1 Mauser, so all I have left is a 1901 Colt Army revolver in .38. Have not, and will not, shoot it, but the gunsmith says no problem with it.

I got an email today from Midway that the new Lyman manual #49 is now available. Just thought some of you might be interested.

alum. frame The first alloy frame I had was a Star PD45. I liked the pistol, so I bought a LW Commander. The barrel seemed a little long for carry, so I bought an alloy Para P12. I have no complaints with any of these pistols. I did sell the Star, but still have the other 2.

Fuel & ammo Well, I started reloading the .45 ammo, My old Cessna thinks she's grounded, and I bought an old car that doesn't use as much fuel as my old pickup. I haven't bought any .22 ammo in a while, but it sounds like the price has nearly doubled on it.:scrutiny:

the star pd45 was a compact liteweight copy of the 1911,it had no grip safety, i still carry one.))) Nice little pistols. I wish I had mine back.

I have small hands, and I got a "hammer bite" the first round I fired from a high Power. Easy to avoid, though, and hard to forget. They are good guns.

Para P12

Browning .22's are made in Utah. I don't know why you can't get one.

Want a second opinion? Don't do it. Cracked frames are expensive.

Don't hold your breath. I think somebody is just stirring the pot.

Call Lynn Norris 318-265-7200. His internet was down last time I checked, but he sells tumbled .45 brass for $20.00 per 500 plus shipping. You have to do the depriming, but that's no sweat.

There is no way I would try to reload while sitting on a fence.

You might also shop around for an FN. Same gun, same factory, lower price.

http://img378.imageshack.us/img378/4999/0000008web3qw.jpg This old revolver has probably killed more rattlesnakes than many of you have ever seen. They were killed with ratshot.

surprise My last pistol purchase was rather unusual. I emailed the seller as soon as I knew I had won the auction, and a few hours later he let me know where to send payment. I emailed him the next day that I had mailed him a cashiers check, and by the end of that day he advised me that the...