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Thanks for confirming it, guys. I always use the Slip 2000 cleaner/degreaser on the parts after polishing them (for the reason brickeyee mentioned). I was just reading the instructions on my new tube of Flitz paste and realized I've never read anything about proper clean-up in their...

Surprisingly, I can't find the answer to this question anywhere, so I wanted to see what everyone else does. After polishing a part(s) with the Flitz paste, does the part need to be cleaned with some kind of solvent/CLP to remove the residue, or should it be left as-is and have the lube applied...

So it's almost like arresting people for crimes they may commit in the future. And we thought Minority Report was fiction… :scrutiny: :rolleyes: P.S. Looks like GTSteve03 beat me by a few seconds, but it's funny how our posts are nearly identical... :)

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Another vote for The Bullet Trap. Everything is done on-site, and their prices are pretty competitive, especially if you're a member there.

CCGR doesn't have ammo restrictions IIRC. Backwoods TRAPS has no ammo restrictions on handgun calibers, but only soft point or JHP for rifles.

You dealer is full of it - Damascus slides go for $650 MSRP, probably high $400 - low $500 dealer. I've never heard of a Nighthawk with Damascus slide, so it is a pretty rare and cool gun, but $3500 still sounds too much for it.

Or here: 1911 Owners Group

That's one of the most ignorant statements I've read in a while. Getting a gun that fits your hand is not just a matter of changing grips. It’s an easy way to make it a little better, but if you really want to customize your 1911 to fit your hand, it can be accomplished by replacing grips...

:rolleyes: There is no such thing as a semi-custom Springfield for $850. Other than that, I think it's been summed up pretty well. What's worth something to one person may not be worth half as much to another. Every single semi-custom and custom 1911 I own is worth what I paid for it...

Blazer is OK for range ammo where 100% reliability is not a must. I've shot a few cases of it in both 9mm and .45ACP, it worked OK, but I've had some problems with bullet setback during feeding from a magazine due to not enough crimp. I've also seen a few primers pressured out of the case by...

I agree with everyone else. The quality of his work is outstanding, and his turn around times are some of the best in the industry. I've had one gun hard chrome plated so far, and am getting ready to send another one in for his Cobra Coat as we speak.

One twisted witch. Her boyfriend shouldn't have stopped her from fighting to the end (wouldn't take long anyways) and saved taxpayers the hassle.

Very nice setup! Milt Sparks turns out some great gear. I have about half a dozen of their holsters, and two more on order as we speak.

Setting up a ventilation system will probably cost you much more than a backstop.

I would recommend getting either a Commander or a Compact 1911. If you have bid paws, Commander will feel more comfortable in your hand. However, it will be a little harder (not impossible) to conceal. My personal choice for CC is a lightweight Compact or CCO 1911 of some sort - Officer's frame...

Another forum may be a good thing, but their registration page isn't working. :(

Moderation is a dirty job, especially when some members lack self-moderation, but someone has got to do it. I think most everyone agrees that most of the 1911Forum moderators were reasonable and did their thankless job well, so I wouldn't generalize and call them all Nazis. But there were a...

Looks like it's been done already... 1911 Owner's Group - The same layout/categories and most of the same users.