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1973. Gotta be right at 1973~80s

A little smaller than 4in but the Buck 113 is a beauty for the money and I am getting one soon. After handling one, I loved it. it is basically a fixed blade version of the 112 ranger.

Kershaw 1910...LOVE it!

On the 870 police model, when you rack the slide forward with the trigger pulled will it continue to fire? As in rapid fire.....Or do you need to release the trigger every time you cycle the slide to get the trigger to reset?

I unstring my recurve. And I never leave it sitting on one limb. To sotre it I hang it from the riser on the wall and take it down every month to clean the dust off and give it a wipe down with Pledge.

I gave away or sold a lot of my knives. I do still have at least twenty fixed blades, and around 10 slipjoints, and around ten or more tactical folders. Of course this will build back up to the proportions it was before in all honesty! Oh, and at least six or so multitools so there are knife...

I second Kershaw Leek.

Thanks HSO, that is what I was asking in the first place when I asked if Bali Song was a Benchmade trademark.

Isn't calling a butterfly knife a BaliSong (that isn't a Benchmade or a Pacific Cuttlery) like calling a Pepsi a Coke or vice versa? Oh, and nice knife BTW! And as said, your Grandmother was COOL!

They will tell you over the phone the vintage of any colt. The only time they charge is if you want the letter and they then also tell you a bunch of neat stuff like where they actually shipped the gun originally and so on. Good to have with fine Pythons, or 1911s or collectable Colt hand guns.

Does the tac ops have the hogue Integral magwell grips like the Sig Scorpion? If so, the plastic slam pad on the new mags might be a tad too wide and need to ba shaved. I had to shave my 10 round plastic mag slam pads to make them work on the Scorpion or the other 1911s I have with a magwell.

Of course I could have had that log in half in about three chops with my Hoodlum!:D:neener:

High country 4 runner bow set at 78lbs, .22mag, .223, .45acp, .357mag, .357max, 12 gauge slug (1oz), 000 Buck again 12ga, and a Buck Hooligan.

Unless mentioned, and I didn't read all the responses, it should read, Clint Smith uses only "High quality Ball ammo" in his carry gun. Because that is what the ammo company gives him to shoot at his facility free, and that is what they pay him to say about what he carries in his carry gun. At...

Good idea rem I'll go look tomorrow and come back with a list of makes and prices.

Hate to say it but I was told BY a cop that they have more NDs than all civilians (reported) every year. I also heard this was true at Gunsite the many times I went there. Every LEO I talked to at Gunsite had had at least one ND and many had more.

I think we missed the used rack part! :D I swear, they don't sell well here in NM. I see what look to be really nice guns for around that and slightly less. The most expensive ones on the rack are like 800.

Any particular model or make to avoid? Local shop has a bunch on the used rack and some are pretty well priced. I will use it for casual wing shooting and a lot of casual clays. 12ga of course, and the less expensive the better say around $400.00 used. Weight doesn't bother me too much so it...

Hey Coljan, think you might have cross posted something here?

Even though I have never done anything but make money on a 1911 sale, I can say I would not buy a 10mm 1911 because I would for the first time loose money on it since they tend to be a flash in the pan caliber for a 1911 form factor. Like the Bren Ten, and the Delta neither sell for what the...