Recent content by ColbyBruce

“Has any expert or group of firearm experts proven the P320 is defective? Has anyone been able to duplicate or create the spontaneous discharges by the gun itself?” Bruce Gray of Grayguns, Inc. has done extensive research and testing on the P320 platform.

"I recall similar overblown internet hysteria over .40 caliber Glock Kabooms" Gen. 2 Glock models 22 & 23 actually did blow up. I witnessed a Glock 23 blow apart at an indoor range years ago. My Sig P250sc has raised a few eyebrows at two different ranges causing the RO’s to inform me the...

I swapped this nickel S&W 10-8 for a Glock 17 several years ago. The guns were practically the same size but the Glock had greater capacity.

I believe Bianchi still makes this design, though it doesn’t have a sweat guard.

“But the most fun ride is my John Deere Gator......Gas.....4x4.....48 mph top speed.” You need a companion animal to ride along with you.

This shop sold me the Trojan batteries for my Yamaha cart for considerably less money than any other place in metro Atlanta. It might be worth a drive.

Message member “dharris”, he works on carts for a living and might be a great source of information for you.

Alessi right hand, 1.25" belt loops, for a 1911 with 4" barrel, $125.00. Andrews right hand IWB McDaniel model for a Beretta 92 FS, $100.00. DeSantis Mini Scabbard (discontinued), left hand for Glock 19/23/32, $75.00. Shipped and insured to CONUS

Personally, I like the Matrix Diversified Industries Magpul six piece furniture sets, for the price and pattern choices. I have three different styles of buttstocks and two different type hand guards. The longer hand guards require the removal of the front sling swivel.

How much do you need?

“Glock built their "empire" by selling cheap guns, cheap” I was told by a Glock VP that in the beginning, firearms were traded to some LE organizations straight up for their current issues and even donated straight up to get the product out there. “I never liked the idea of a plastic gun...

I believe the flat latch was dropped in 1966 and the diamond stocks in 1968, so before 1966 ended.

I picked up a barely used S&W Shield 9mm with one magazine and a S&W marked bag today because I couldn’t help myself.

Melvinwalker, the Sigma was “blocky” and had a horrendous trigger pull. The trigger group design was such that it really could not be improved upon. I believe too many people expected the Sigma to be something other than what it was designed and intended to be, and turned their nose up at it...

I am sorry for the combined loss.