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Mine has worked great! http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=4106351#post4106351 Fed HollowPoints just fine

Just a followup- I realize the eye relief will not be unlimited, just wondering if it will be the same with both eyes open.

I noticed today Nikon has a 1x20 Buckmasters scope available. Since there's no magnification would that allow you to aquire a target with both eyes open as with a tube sight?

How many rounds have you fired since the last recoil spring change? If this spring goes soft, it may close too fast or hard, causing issues. I'd start with that...

I'm not sure about the sunshade issue, but the rings I've liked for Savage round top receivers are the Warne Maxima 2 piece (http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=521143).

Smooth triggers and slides!!!

There's not really anything contacting the slide rails there other than the slide itself.

Having grown up in Minnesota, we used pretty much nothing but Marlin and Winchester 30-30 lever action guns...

Trying out both, my issue with the XD was its thickness; with just a loose shirt, it really wants to print.

I'd have to vote on the 26, I put thousands of rounds through mine, never a problem. My dad has a Glock 36, has had lots of jams with it, having talked to the gunsmith, he said he's seen a lot of issues with the 36's, seems to be related to the magazines. I tried it myself to make sure it...

It seems most people fire better without the pinkie floating midair. The question then becomes, how much less accurate will you be in an emergency situation? I wouldn't shoot competition with a short grip gun like that, though I wouldn't hesitate to carry.. just need to practice with it. It...

If someone comes at you with a knife, and you shoot them with a 22LR pistol, you'll be dead from knife wounds before they die from bullet wounds... unless your shot placement is insanely good at 5' in an emergency draw.

I'd have to agree, for the money, there's not a better deal out there than the Springfield 1911 Milspec. Staying between 700 - 1000, I'd go with a Kimber.

I'm not trying to start any wars here, just debating which gun to carry, looking for some feedback. The 1911 is certainly thinner, and more stable at really low temps (I grew up in Minnesota, so being able to use the gun at -40F is important), and while the XD is thicker, it's less picky on...

I'm not a big fan of the 45GAP, or any proprietary caliber for that matter. The 30SF is a great gun, will cycle just about any ammo you can find, and will certainly be cheaper to feed.

In a poly frame, Springfield XD 5"... 1911 style, the Springfield 1911 Milspec (http://www.impactguns.com/store/706397866723.html).

When I got mine (Colorado), took almost 3 months to receive it back; this is counting the fact I have a very rare last name, and my fingerprints were "clean." I was told if the fingerprints don't come out very well, it may take longer...

While I used to use Tetra oil, found it took thick and would gum too much. Switched to Remington oil, found it thin enough it didn't offer the protection I wanted, especially on my day to day carry gun. I'm now using Shooters Choice FP10 on everything, so far it's great.

If you're looking at the gun from an accuracy standpoint, then yes, you're spending way more than needed. A Springfield XD is probably just as a accurate as a $1200 Kimber. Having owned many Glocks, Springfields, Rugers, etc, I still swear by my 1911's, there's just something about them no...

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