Maksim

Guys, I apologize.... but we will not be having so many entertaining posts from AK. Permanent vacation from the forum after he crossed the line with a profane personal attack.

I wanted to point that out... but it would not be fair. Or that it is a story about a guy doing something illegal, anyway.... and nothing else makes a difference. I bet he was a democrat too? As most of the mass shooters and terrorists were?

Those look great Bob. Thanks for sharing.

How do you like the Kimbers?

Yes... polymer lower. I will have to find it from one of my phones and post a pic... but do a search here, I did post it before.

How is that Mr. Flip Flop? Please do read with a level head. I personally believe that people should go out and get training, however I am against making it a requirement as it is a slipper slope... Do I believe people should get training before opening their mouths? Limits on free speech. Should people get licensed and trained before practicing a religion? Or Women or minorities, or anyone else for that matter be required to have training before they go vote? (after all, you vote affects me too, right?) Florida as you love to point out, also has some of the most stringent gun laws for people showboating... 7 years mandatory if you just draw a gun on someone. There is your John Locke's "You rights end, where my nose begins". Let people carry or do whatever they want.... if they want to shoot their own cows on their own property, let them. If they endanger others...they will be responsible for that. Or are you for a nanny solution too that we should run everything by the government? As I said in the beginning, I have absolutely ZERO issues with anyone of any philosophy coming to the forum.... but I do require them to be able to have an intellectual conversation. If this is not the place for you, will gladly protect you from yourself and delete your account and block your access to the forum.

So yeah, begs the question... legality of this? Should be no different than 80% completed ar lowers? And I am sure we will be seeing more of these as folks will be able to 3d print these at home. A few years at shot saw a 3d printed polymer 1911 lower.

I got a multi caliber case gauge... works like a charm. But... the best way to see is to actually check each as it fits into the cylinder if for revolver, or barrel for semi autos.

Thanks Vlad. The Dan Wesson 10mm looks sweet. Added to the short list.

How about a better answer? Ie... how is better than a glock frame? What do you need to finish on it? ya know... something of substance. lol I get buying an AR lower in order to build the Ar your way, whats the advantage to going this route.

So ok, someone explain to me... why? Really want to know, first I heard of these.

Paul, I know right? I am scheduled to speak at a conference in Scottsdale next week... I may skip... after all... a bunch of unlicensed, untrained rich white people carrying guns all willy nilly.

I'm sorry but that top pic looks like diarrhea on a piece of bread.

Wow, that St. looks so much like ours. fortunately we had him for 8 years or so. He had developed seizures quite early, and finally the dreaded hip displasia towards the end. Sucked a lot to let him go. Why at 3 years old if you don't mind sharing?

Please tell me you are just being facisious. (spelling).

What a scene. =) Jimmy nice seeing you here. Although I will be down in Florida... at least to visit you guys again very soon.

congrats.

Range is rated for up to 50 bmg but good question on that. I have an email for the ops folks if you want. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't like processed mystery meat... and cannot ever imagine getting a hot dog from Burger King. (and no, I do not eat hamburgers.. processed meat. blah). What I miss from BK is the Bacon Sunday. yum.

Heh, interesting. Did not even see it. Looks like evolution of the Smith 22a, which was a good gun, most of all, very easy to clean. There were issues with receivers/slides on them, and I had to return mine for an issue developing in the barrel. Again, because it is a smith, should be quite a bit cheaper than the Buckmark. Rugers are great guns, but pain in the ass to take apart.

Actually, THIS is exactly how it may happen. I knew about the Serpa issues, so when I draw from the Serpa... or any other holster for that matter, my finger disingages the lock with a straight finger... I do not bend my fingertip. IF you do use your fingertip, ie have long fingers and you do bend it... absolutely can see it going to an ND. Seee. conversation gets us places. hehe.

So let's just put up a warning sticker... "Warning, holster may bring out your worst habits. Let trainers make their own call if they want to ban them etc. As far as ND's.... every ND I have seen in the matches, throughout the years, at all levels, from Local to National, both as a competitor and a range officer... have been on the draw... never on the holster. If you let your clothing catch the holster... no holster will fix that. As far as types of guns... with 1911's is due to folks drawing, finger on trigger as they depress the safety. ... and it is not like it takes much to set it off. but again... training issue.. ... Unless we put 15lb triggers on every gun... But all that does is HIDE bad habits. I have a few Serpas... will take a few pics. Particularly how a Glock and a 1911 sit in them.

Dan, stop making sense.

Let me know when you want to sell it. =P