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Dang Dave ! I bet that gets her "project" moved into the shop!
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The happy energy hasn't worn off yet...  wait til you wake up in the middle of the night to take a leak and have to go pick it up and fondle it for a few minutes before sneaking back to bed.... its ok, we've all been there  What "gun" are you talking about here?
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MY .45
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Nice, very nice!
I can not shoot a 1911 worth a darn. I've tried severl times, but I just can not hit a thing with one. I have no problem with other pistols in 9mm or 40 S & W. Big revolvers in 44 mag and up aren't an issue either, but the 1911 in 45 is a jinx.
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Bill,
I'm not much of a pistolero, but I've picked up a few friends 1911 and damn! I CAN hit with them. They seem like magic. I have my own bull-barreled TC single shots and some revolvers and I'm like a blind man, but those 1911s point themselves. Just go by feel - they seem to do the rest.
I'm wondering how many buckets have died by now...
Save an elk, shoot a cow.
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I have wanted a 1911 for many, many years, but I would have never bought one for myself.
And if I ever did, I wouldn't have bought one this nice...
Holy crap.
Holy Crap is right! You have the second coolest wife in the world. Nice job Pam. I know you read this until Monday Dave....you'll be outside busting off rounds in the yard until you have to go to work.
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She upgraded it to this:
Springfield PX9109LP
Caliber: .45ACP
Magazines: 2 - 7 Round, Blued Steel
Barrel: 5" Stainless Steel
Sights: Fixed Low Profile Combat Rear, Dovetail Front, tritium 3 - Dot
Trigger:Long Aluminum Match Grade, 5 - 6 lbs.
Grips: Cocobolo Hardwood
Frame: Forged Steel, Parkerized
Slide:Forged Steel, Parkerized
Recoil System: 2 Piece Full Length Guide Rod
Height: 5.5"
Length: 8.5"
Weight w/ Empty Magazine: 40 ozs.
Ironic.
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Not sure what it is about the 1911's Brent, but I'd do better throwing it at the target. I've shot the 500 S&W and 454 Casuls and hit what I was aiming at. The 1911, not so much.
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That might work Bill if you hit em with it. That gun weight could knock a borther right out.
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Not sure what it is about the 1911's Brent, but I'd do better throwing it at the target. I've shot the 500 S&W and 454 Casuls and hit what I was aiming at. The 1911, not so much. Probably just a grip shape and size thing for a particular hand or wrist. But I have been amazed by them. Their only down side is the brass chasing you have to do. My FIL has a bunch of semis of all flavors and makes and I can't shoot most of them worth beans. I still haven't found ANY pistol that lets me shoot like the movie stars though... 
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Cool gun!
So what problem did you have with the other one?
On our way home from the casino. Going to try to take a nap. We have a long way to go.
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The judge was jamming up, cylinder was getting stuck after shooting it.
Something clever here.
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Something clever here.
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Wow!Even better than the Judge.Good going,Pam.
I went to a gun show in Greenville,SC today.For four or five years I've been looking for a bolt action 30-30.Today I found a Stevens Model 325C.Mirror bore.Very good overall condition.These were made from 1947 thru 1950.It came home with me.Range day Wednesday.
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I had a 30-30 bolt action with a magazine for about a day some years back.
Mine was marked "coast to coast" as in coast to coast hardware, I believe it was a stevens.
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The springfield is so tight, what an awesome handgun, I am very happy with it.
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Do you have any buckets left that will still hold water? Looks like you have the rapid fire thing down.
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The shells in the air are sweet.
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RWS got to shoot it and so did Pam. Pam liked it but not as much as Nate.
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The judge was jamming up, cylinder was getting stuck after shooting it. Congrats on the Springfield ! They are definitely great shooters ! On the Judge was the cylinder not turning after firing it ? I was looking at a Circuit Judge today and I was wondering if there had been any problems on either model.
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