Recent content by Claymore33

My friend G. Gordon Liddy had a piece of sailcloth sewed into the inside of his suit coat to keep trigger from rubbing holes in his fine English goods. In his book “WILL “, He shows both Model 15 and Model 27.

45th Infantry , Oklahoma National Guard. My father in law was in for Korea. He was airborne Ranger. He killed a lot of Chinese. They have great museum in Okla. City.

Or you can apply 6 coats of tung oil

I agree and everyone should know that a new American ammo supplier has failed this year. AMMO INC. has sold their brand new ammo plant in Wisconsin. As an investor early on they admitted to me that they had miscalculated what the breakeven costs would be for 9mm and 5.56 in their new plant ...

Before I started reloading , I bought those rounds from Georgia Arms. I like them so I called them now I load just as they did. All I need is 950- 1,000 fps, unless I am in Grizzly territory. But I understand they had a fire. Are they back in production?

That is exact experience I had in flying Love Field to DCA and Love field to Reno.

I do not want any gun that I cannot carry in Condition One

Yes that is what heard and that is why SIg and SMITH sued.

Grip too large, SEALS testers said slide cracked after a few thousand rounds. Someone who you were holding at gunpoint could reach over and grab slide and remove it in one motion.

Model 57-1 this morning on horse in cowboy rig. Les Baer 1911A1 in pancake holster in town this afternoon.

I vote 1911A1 still the best. Sig P226 best In 9 mm. M9 Berreta the worst. I had to carry M9 in Iraq and hated it.

I have posted my 4 sets of Culina grip s in Mesquite on this thread previously. Three of them are from a tree on my ranch. I aged it for one year and then John aged it for two more years. They are fabulous . I rode horse with Mo del 57-1 wearing those grips to day.

Yes ,soon

Love those1911A1s. Got a bunch of them. A man’s gun.