Recent content by mduncan915

Well if anybody does not know about the CS, once you put one in your hand you will never forget. Or at least I couldn't. I picked up a CS45 couple years ago for $300. Planned on reselling it and making a couple bucks. I have turned down $500. I don't know if I could ever part with it now...

More power to you. I am looking for a project myself. The only thing I would say to you is, make it how you want to make it. Re-sale value should not be a consideration, unless you are planning on selling it. If there are no plans to resale it, then who cares. Hope to see the finished product.

Congratulations on a great purchase. I picked up a cs45 about a year ago. Though it was a nice little piece for $300. I didn't know anything about it or what 3rd gen's were. I picked up a little throw away sticky holster to try carrying it occasionally. Needless to say after shooting it and...

If you are looking for a everyday carry, you should check out the Chiefs Special .45. That is if you can find one at a reasonable price. I purchased one over a year ago. I have carried it every day since. Never once have I felt tired of carrying it. Many times I find myself touching my side...

I have been carrying a CS45 for a couple of years now. Never once has it felt too heavy, or bulky on my side. I know some people say it is a "brick." Well first of all I want a gun that I know is in my hand, and has as little recoil as possible. As a non-plastic gun it is solid, and I guess...

I would not suggest using stainless steel brushes. But that being said, it is a brush, that will flex, and probably would not damage your barrel. I use to be a welder and anything of mine that was stainless never touched anything that was not stainless. If you use stainless with carbon steel...

This is like a great action movie. I can't wait now either. I just picked up a 32 hand ejector, and that is how I found this thread. Wow very interesting. :D:eek::D:eek:

I just picked up a 32 hand ejector. It has a 5 digit serial number and I have no clue as to how old it is, or if it is worth anything. The serial number is 952xx. Any information would be helpful. The gun is in pretty rough shape, but for under $100, I figured why not. Thanks in advance...

I am jealous. I have a CS45 and I want more. If I could find 10 more, I would buy them. And a person could carry multiples of these and be very comfortable.

I picked up a CS45 a couple months ago. It was $300, and I bought it to re-sale and make a quick buck. I shot it, and it was pretty amazing. I figured I would carry it a couple days then sell it. It never leaves my side now. SOOOO comfortable to carry, extra comfortable after I had a...

Smith and Wesson Chiefs Special .45. Custom tuckable holster. Hollow points. Though about Hydra-shocks, but figured, if I hit them once, 99% chance the job is done. But who am I kidding, I would never fire just once. Double-tap, at minimum.

As you can see the wear in the picture. Like I said, it is a carry gun, and who cares. I just want it to last me forever.

Thanks for the help. :D :D :D :D :D

Keep griping. It makes all the single guys think this forum is full of women. :eek: :eek: :eek:

:eek: That is funny. :D :D