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rotor wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 05, 2018 4:30 pm

I believe most "slide release" are really slide open holders. I always pull the slide back and release to get it into battery. Doesn't matter what pistol.

I shoot with a CZ redhead Premier 12 gauge over-and-under , granted it's not a $3,000 shotgun like the Beretta and Browning but a good quality shotgun that I've had zero issues with. It uses Beretta Benelli chokes which can be purchased in different price ranges. As far as looks the wood is quality ...

My 686 no dash with Altamont grips. My Colt 1911 9mm shooter This by far is my most favorite gun.

This is my great granddaughter Sofia Elizabeth

I'll have to ask him what all training he is going to do. Lots of good info. A lot I didn't know about engineers. All I did was carry a rifle Thanks

Essayon Captain can you elaborate on the saying please? http://www.wood.army.mil/engrmag/PDFs%20for%20Jan-Apr%2009/Roberts.pdf US Army Engineer history. The Corps of Engineers' oldest and most time honored insignia is the exclusive Essayons Button. I am an artilleryman, but I took Basic Combat Trai...

Sapper...There is even a Tab for this special skill identifier. Look real good on a set of grips. The Sapper tab is not just for engineers though. It's worn by anyone who graduated the Sapper Leader Course operated by the U.S. Army Engineer School at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. If you want to hono...

oljames3 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 18, 2018 5:07 pm

Essayon

Captain can you elaborate on the saying please?

BG. He will always know it's Buddy and Grandpa... Simple, not cheesy.. and BG sounds good... He can tell everyone it stands for Big Guy... Just an alternative suggestion, engrave the grips, not the gun... I think you might want this to be a family heirloom, but if anytime in the future the gun need...

They never ask me for anything except my hard earned money

I am going to give my Army engineer grandson a 1911 for his 21st birthday out of my safe. I've been looking for words to engrave on it but no having much luck in thought. I more or less raised him and always called him Buddy so without making it sound corny I am looking for the right words to put on...

Must have been a High Point

Well 2nd trip now with Springfield and it's working great, tested the Colt today and yep they fixed it to 250 rounds through each no issues. So my dog iS now biting great as it was called. Shot my new Xdm 9mm today to flawless operation.

Well Springfield really did a great job on it ran 350 rounds through it with no issues at all. Let's just say perfect . Sent my Colt 1911 comp 9mm back to. It came back yesterday so range to test it saturday

Thanks I'll do that today, I have the serial with mr