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The part costs about $10 - $20. The gun may or may not work properly (probably not). Do you feel lucky?

Will shut this down on Sunday 2/9

Actually, I've done this karma two or three times before.

The Buck knives I've seen at work have different boxes for the USA and China knives. I don't know if they still do that.

Hey Sip, they'll match your shoes...............

The bake on stuff is probably longer lasting. A friend used the bake stuff to re-finish the frame on a Colt Cobra. I carried the gun for years and the finish held up well. Be advised. If you plan on baking your gun in the kitchen oven, do it when the wife / girl friend is out of the house...

I usually was assigned to an AMS (Avionics Maintenance Squadron) and PMEL was usually part of the same group.

Walther also made the P5, based on the P38.

Several years ago, at the DeKalb air show, someone auctioned off a ride in a Mustang as part of a fund raising deal. I had five bucks in my pocket and was very disappointed. The next year, I showed up with ten crisp hundred dollar bills. The only rides offered were in a Ford Tri Motor. I...

At one time, many moons ago, I had three thousand posts. Lost 'em during the computer snafu. Ain't no biggie.;)

Well, it took long enough. To celebrate this auspicous occasion, I'm offering a Soldier's Rosary to one lucky winner - maybe more, depending on participation. To see what it looks like, go to OUR LADY'S ROSARIES - SOLDIER'S / BULLET ROSARY OUR LADY'S ROSARIES - ROSARY ANATOMY I'll...

I think all carriers have bad days. Sent a letter via Priority Mail (with tracking) from the Chicago Southwest suburbs to one of the North suburbs. It went to Columbus, Ohio before being delivered. It was only two or three days late. No big deal.

You all forgot to mention "Handles" and "Goodyears"

I had a WWII version. Shot it quite a bit, but really didn't like the stiff trigger. BTW If you field strip a P38 and Beretta 90 series gun, you may notice the similarities.

I'm not sure what those letters mean. I installed the duty carry package on the 40 & 45. Am considering getting the aluminum trigger for them. This seems to have gotten pretty good reviews on some vendor sites.

I've owned an M&P40 since about 2006. It does not have the manual safety. Last year, I bought an M&P45 with manual safety I installed the Apex Carry kit in both. The M&P45 trigger feels great. The M&P40 trigger, to me, feels the same as the original. About a month ago, I bought a...

I have a framed copy that came from Dayton, Ohio (USAF Museum). I was an avionics technician (Autopilot / AFCS and Compass systems) for twelve years in Uncle's Air Force. Once, during a TDY to Panama, I had the opportunity to fly the canal in a Huey. The cargo doors were open and intercom...

Looking for a Colt J frame MKIII trigger for a Trooper. However, any Colt MKIII trigger should fit. If you have one, please PM me and we can discuss options. One is on its way. Thanks for looking.

I can see a lot of potential in one of these machines. I may have to get another just for the work shop.

It's actually a gift for myself, since I'm the one that eats most of the meat in my house. The wife won't be offended by this kind of gift, since she's a chef and enjoys new "toys." Besides, when she wants something, she knows she'll get it. Thanks to all for your input. I really...