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Gus I agree. I don't see why the new dealer wouldn't. A little good will in the community would be a warm welcome in my opinion.

Wouldn't be a concern for me. Over time you'll develop the strength and what's the odds you will need to shoot over 150 at a given time other than the range.

Btw, great write up.

Send that to Bruce Gray and it will be a different gun. Mine has less pre travel and has a short reset now. Shane and I have run this gun at racks against 1911's, Sigs and glocks. When you come back down, we'll gtg and compare the two.

I thought early 220's were browning bda's.

I have a net gear router you can borrow if you want. Lemme know.

Can you provide a link to that?

I doubt there is any truth to that.

I spoke with the tax guy a few days ago and was told no sale has taken place yet. So not sure what to say. It may be happening but hasn't happened yet. If anything, you should be happy about the sale because it may get the guns back to everyone faster.

Awesome story. Great pics also.

You can do it as a collector. All the info is on the st-15, st-16 forms.

As to the best of my knowledge, the range has not been sold. Needless to say, once the tax debt would be satisfied, it would be up to Phil to transfer the guns back if he is still holding the ffl license for brick armory.

I have them on my Glocks and my p30. Gonna put them on a few more guns.

They are outstanding. I need to call about u2 clicky

They do but there isn't a guarantee what you get whether it's H&R or SA. I have a 30-06 special that is unfired that I'm considering selling. I just picked up a 308 and will shoot it more because I stock 308. 30/06 is an odd caliber for me. I can bring it by the range or you can stop by to see it if you want. It's immaculate and its a SA. There's also no wait, transfer fee or nics involved then.

Yes sir. the HNIC was coined in the movie about Joe Clark. It was Benson who said it. There has been numerous versions of it over the years.

Just thought of something. You don't speak like that normally. I understood it well because it's inline with the way I speak. Lol

Some acronyms just work. As for most of us, we're used to them. Anybody know where the HCIC has been?

My daughter is now 15. We bonded with a 22, then 9mm, then 45. She now mainly shoots a Glock 19 I agree on waiting.

Lol ^^^ I always remember it being FID around 2010. Then people started using FPID. Same thing and easy to figure out.

Just ask Rick to transfer them to another ffl. He also may not be giving his license up right away because he may still have inventory to sell. So there is a good chance you may be able to complete the exemption.

I had a 3" 1911 and it was a pita. I would never own one again. Another have stated, I'd only own a 4-5" 1911's. Between the 45's, is say the Hk. I would also tell you to look at the hk45. Grip is far superior to the hk45c. Downside is its bigger and hold same rounds. I have to say that given the choice of the colt and 45c you've mentioned, is go with a p30 in 9mm, lite Lem. I have one and your welcome to come to Cjrpc to try if out if you'd like.

Cmp specials are $995 plus $30 shipping + transfer/ nics

Well that certainly changes things.

Internals are the action parts, trigger group etc. the question is will they sell the slide complete? Manchester- I believe is chris mortenson. He's on the forum and he'll refinish the gun.