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The business card one is my favorite

Thank you very much!

I have recently acquired a Pigeon Grade Winchester 1911SL with hard case. Serial Number is 43000 range. I'm hoping I can find a little more information here. I have read the only Winchester book I have, and there's a whole two pages (mosty taken up by photographs of field grade models) totalling...

Maybe the reason you find this to be true

Care to elaborate? Why do you think its a good move? I guess not. The shooting industry as a whole is too tied up with things like "oh, well Massad Ayoob said THIS so that's why I do that" or "the guys at frontsite told me this...." EVERY person has different hands...

Wouldn't happen to be Rochester Personal Defense would it? 'cause that's who the customer told me had banned them.

I told the customer (and he knew it was purely my personal opinion) that I wouldn't pay money to a company/ trainer that told me what holster I could and couldn't use, rather than being able to train someone no matter what holster they'd like to use.

I work part time at the gun counter of a local shop. I had a guy come in looking for a holster for a Glock 19. I asked him if it was gonna be for OC or CC and he said just OC for at the range and around his property. I brought him over and started going through the pluses and minuses of each...

^This. I'd hazard to bet that less than 0.01% of M1's and M1 carbines out there are actual true war bring backs. Pistols I'm sure where ALOT more common, but rifles I don't really see how its even possible to sneak one back. These rifles were "the" rifle your dad used most...

Dare ya to shoot both barrels at once! :what:

You'll always look at that Sig with resentment if you don't do the trade. You've shot the Sig, found you don't like it and I assume you know what you want with the Glock 20. I'd go for the trade. If you can swing the 200 bones, nicely done. If not I think you should still do it just because...

I LOVE those old colts. You know we gotta ask....How much?

Shared dressed man, that portion of the 4473 is filled out by the ffl so it's his butt that'll get in trouble for filling out the form wrong, not the buyer.

I'd like to answer this thread seeing as I'm a gun store employee. OP I understand where you're coming from, but I can tell you that most gun shop employees are part time workers. Imagine having to know every aspect of every gun, magazine size, weight, caliber, take down procedure, warranty...

How much ya want for that scope haha?

I've been trying to find online, but have been unsucessful; how much does just that replica scope cost? Not that I want to buy one, but subtract the price of that scope from the total price of 999.95 and its gotta be a darn good price just for the rifle alone. A beat up one like you...

is english your first language? are you even over 18? read what you write before you post it. Looks like a child wrote it. Nobody really understands your question either.

I work at a gun shop and we tell people the rule of thumb is don't call us asking about your gun until its past the 12 week mark. Imagine how many guns a major manufacturer gets a day they have quite a backlog. Be patient 3 weeks is nothing.

I work at a gun shop and let me put in into their perspective. When you ship a gun out to a manufacturer it takes a looooong time just because think about how many guns that manufacturer must get back every day? Beretta is a huge company so they're not just working on your gun there are...

Just finished chopping the barrel on my rossi 20ga side by side with exposed hammers. 18 1/16" haha