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Keep us updated, creitzel. :)

I must apologize for commenting on a firearm with which I am not familiar. If the MKII's instruction booklet say that it is fine to dry-fire (or even necessary for disassembly,) Then they must have some built in device that prevents damage. In most cases, you can damage rimfires through...

I am in no way trying to hijack this thread, but IIRC, those rounds are mildly corrosive. I don't remember where I heard that so it may not be true, but something in the back of my head tells me that, they are in fact mildly corrosive. Just a heads up. :)

Congratulations on your first gun. Just a heads up, it is not advisable to dry-fire any rimfire gun. Maybe you already knew this or I was reading your post incorrectly, but it appears that that is what you are doing. The reason to avoid dry-firing a rimfire gun is that when you pull the...

Those little perverts! If you caught me on a bad day, I would say that they should be executed just on general principle. Couldn't she just touch off a few rounds into the grass? And then be prepared to defend herself if they don't back off. (I doubt they'd stick around.) --Sean

Oh yes:o . I am sure at least a few of those leathermakers produce a fine XD holster. I will keep everyone posted.

lets see, Who makes a good xd holster? Milt Sparks BlackHawk Alessi Del Fatti Tucker HBE Leatherworks Brommeland Kirkpatrick Leather And ~ 5 shot leather. wow. I have some googling to do. Thanks guys!

I am thinking about picking up a service XD in .45ACP. I have heard that all XD'S come with a plastic holster, and that they are junk. Does any one know if this is true or not? I would like a leather, IWB, left-handed rig. does Any one have a Link to a old thread for me? Or a good holster...