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Well I am happy to see you are keeping it in the Family. It is still legal in some states.

No, there is already a Town Ordinance that bans ME from bathing outside the house. Long story

A little known fact is that before the Zombies, comes the Gnome attacks.

Hey, I thought that 1st. I just did not write it :?

2 pistols on one side and turn the leaf over to 3 shotguns and 2 rifles on the other.

Yeah right.

Dude, Hoppes without the smell is wrong. I would bathe in it if Tammy would not kick me out of the house.

I use Winchester.

Good luck Tony

A few years ago, CZ's were the sleepers in the gun market. Once people started shooting them they caught on real fast and are a solid choice for a pistol. Good luck with it Ken

I'm old, I can not get into video games.

Matt you should be ok. Just buy the proper one or four of them next time you are out.

No no Matt, You seem like a one woman man, not a womanizer. What were you thinking? :?

I pity the single guys who still have to worry about what their girlfriends think of them Ahhh but that would mean I cared what they think of me. I get bored easily, so I usually only keep a certain female around for about 3 months, after that its on to the next one. I enjoy variety. Females?, huh, I guess I was wrong about you. :mrgreen:

It is an extra safety yes, but the thumb safety was the original design and the most reliable. The grip safety was added at the request of the Cavalry who was afraid of just the thumb safety disengaging while riding. This was their first auto, coming from revolvers.

Matt, cocked and locked is the only way to carry a 1911. It has a safety and should be used.

Dan, the only point I question is #4. The safety is removed as you draw the gun and bring it into position, there is no extra time involved. One fluid motion. It takes more time to place your finger on the trigger than it does to disengage the safety. Other than that, I think you should carry what you are comfortable with.

Happy Birthday old man. :mrgreen:

Give me a good ole 1911 and I am a happy man. After shooting Armory Grade pistols for 4 years, just about any commercial pistol is a welcome edition. I am also big enought to pull off carrying one. That is an issue for others of smaller stature.

Guys, sounds like Ken knows the secret to a happy marriage. And he taught her how to shoot, so he is a smart man for saying yes honey.

Great, I want to try those grips out Tony. They look very nice.

Thanks for the clarification Dan.

Good job Ken. Saving our freedoms one kid at a time. I will donate a box or two of shells to his next event to keep him shooting.

Hey guys, how is it shooting here? I am interested in going one day and checking it out. Is there a lot of people normally?

Ha, I never noticed. That is because Maksim is mixing English and Russian. He gets confused because his keyboard does not have backwards letters on it.