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Ditching a half dozen of one make can equal selling one....for some people.....

Me, I'm looking for a job, but when I get the gig as the fulltime Coppertone lotion boy, it will be:
1. A four inch pinned/recessed blued 4" 57
2. A four inch 24-3 blued
3. A four inch 29-2 blued

Whatever 4 or 5 inch N-frame, I might snaggle it.

Only because you pissed off Cinder Klaus when you were 13. A subscription to Hustler gets you "Boys Life".....

I'm all for the sharks, as long as they have frikken lazer beams on their heads.....

I'm pretty thoughtless.

But, seriously....




Travis

2014 was getting good gun leather and belt for two handguns

2015 plans is to get involved with IDPA with my 1911 and IHMSA with my 44mag Redhawk!

I got into IHMSA this year and it's a blast! One thing is for certain, you'll need a lot more bullets, powder and primers.

I'm as serious as pecker tracks on a Gallery....

I'm also getting started into reloading as well The primers, bullets, and bras hasn't been a problem so far. However, the powder is different story

I'm downsizing. Got too much stuff I don't use.

After reading about several folks here and their long distance handgun shooting abilities I want to dedicate some of my "therapy" time in the hills next summer to longer distance shooting.

Luckily, my policy of "if I don't shoot it, it get's sold" hasn't hit too much iron.

Sometimes, when they beg, they get shot!

But I have sold some over the years that just weren't "right" and never would be.

I'm about to put two on the chopping block. I don't have any that don't fill a specific role.

So if anybody needs an M&P .40 (several trigger and sight options) or a NIB SR9C, they're about to be in the Classifieds.

Picked mine up on here within the last month, and just picked up a set of dies. Look forward to getting a lot more familiar with it in 2015.

Post your load!

I did look at their Facebook page. Love the chrome and teal green Glock

Most of their stuff would not be to my liking, but I do like the idea of the black nitride for a carry gun.

I am partial to Baer, as they are a good value, and I doubled my money the only time I've sold one (and wish I had it back). I have a Super-tac model, and it is way more accurate than me:



Nighthawk also makes some real interesting pistols. And in 10mm, which Baer does not. But they also cost a lot more, and may well be more highly detailed.

A fistful of Accurate #7. Why?



Here's one example. Which does not even have the original grips

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=457325804

I've been considering adding a pocket size 38 - LCR or similar S&W. Would like to add some nice custom grips on my flat top 44 Spl. Have a FA 83 that came used with a scope and no rear site. Trying to decide between a small red dot vs. adding a factory rear site with F/O front. I added a couple holsters last year and will do a couple more this year. Other than that, shoot 'em all more than I have been...

I drove the wife and MIL 60 some miles to our nearest mall this evening, and upon dropping them off I lumbered the 'ol F-250 down the road to a well equipped fun store. Handled a few toys but the first one I asked to see is still first on my list for possible additions. That being the RIA combo gun with 22TCM and 9mm barrel/slide/spring kits. Seems to me that it should not be too hard to fit a 38 Super upper combo on it and have one frame for several calibers plus my nearly identical RIA in 10mm which I really like and have been surprised by, accuracy wise and every other way. RIA does not advertise a 1.5 inch accuracy guarantee, but the one I have will do it if I use sandbags etc. and concentrate.

Here's hoping

Interested in a 38-40/10mm Buckeye Blackhawk?

I might look for a Buck Mark or Single 9 or 10. But that's about it.

Hey Blue, I was reading the fire arms blog earlier. There was an article about the Smiths barrels "shot gunning". I never heard of it before. Y'all might might to read that article.