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Scout, Just a comment on your sig line. With all due respect to Mr. Anderson, I would submit that, though wise and prudent, avoiding gunfights is actually the second rule of gun fighting. The first rule is "have a gun"

Better known as Larry, Moe, and Curly?

The UAW is in a pickle now. They have to decide whether to operate in a way that helps the workers that they ostensibly exist to benefit, or do they operate for themselves? It used to be that when they got more money for the workers, the revenue to the union went up. Now any pay raises the...

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I can't begin to imagine the pain and anguish that finding yourself the owner of 2 pre-lock 625s must cause.

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Could the Heller decision, establishing self defense as a right be considered case law?

Yessir. Most "news" reporters are in the same category as politicians and child molesters.

I wouldn't hesitate at $450.00

BBQ and beef don't belong in the same sentence unless it starts with don't, never, or something similar.

25 grains of W748 for 55 grn bullets works well for me.

My Colt Combat Elite and my M&P15T.

As long as you don't mess with the hammer spring or the strain screw you will be fine as far as reliable ignition, but lightening the rebound spring too much (either by shortening or replacing with one too light) may interfere with trigger return effectively making the gun a single shot.

When I looked at the after pictures the first thing that came to mind was DAMN! I'm not doubting your story, but are you sure those are the same grips?

My first choice would be the Model 18.

I think targets look fine on anything with a 4" or longer barrel.

RAMS, I just have to ask: (please take this in the humorous spirit in which it is offered) Were you ever registered here as TwoGunsStanding?

No, it wasn't. It is part of the U.S Code. Title 10, Subtitle A, Part II, Chapter 47 of the United States Code.

I don't think it would be all that safe because the BG might grab it and load it then you have a real problem. The only way it would be safe is if the cylinder were welded shut so it couldn't be loaded. (TGS- this could also be accomplished with the 1911 by welding the slide to the frame)

If I had others for shootin', I'd lock that one up too.