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TA, I really like your sense of humor. Now let's get this thread back on track. I have derailed it enough.

Most of the time I can hit delete before submit, but sometimes it is too late. The good thing about typing is normally I come out and say it, at least here I can type and erase it after I think about it.

Yeah, spell check should be my friend because I am not good at typing. :oops: I think we/I went a little over the top and I apologize, sometimes the Irish temper mixes up with the Polish, well you know. Mauser I did not mean to be disrespectful, let's just leave it at we both are opinionated. Your contributions and years of experience are a value to this site.

OK, looked like the tail was not cut.

That equalls a lot of guns. You are a lucky man

I wrote that you sound like an elitest the way you write. You make it sound like if you do not like it, it is not good enough, because eveything you have is the best. Try improving your vernacular and grammer and you may not be misunderstood. I am done with this subject about you.

English Pointer? I have the same couch.

Tiny, the night guard is pretty cool, but the polymer is ok. Maks has a P30 and it is a really accurate pistol. The price of 380 ammo is pushing her away from the Cheetah.

Yes she is. It is all about bonding. Sharing the same interests and hobbies is a good way to spend time together and helps with raising kids so everone hunts, shoots and goes fishing as a family.

Last month I bought Fishpaw's 11-48. Yesterday we did not make it shooting, but Tammy wanted to look at new pistols for her. So we took a ride out to Cheyenn Mtn. They had a nice selection to look at. She narrowed it down to an HK P30, Beretta Cheetah (because of Tiny) and a S&W Nightguard in 45 ACP. The guy at CMO was very knowledgable and patient. He knew she did not have permits but took his time explaining to her any question she had. I was very impressed. She is putting in for a few permits this week. Anyway, today we were shooting at Brick Armory, had a great time. Ran some speed drills with her XD and she shot very well. After shooting we were talking with Phil and I was looking at a nice old Franchi 48 in 20 ga. She asked how much, Phil gave us a great price, she said put a deposit down on it . And she still wants me to build her an AR. What is not to love? Ok I am done bragging. who's next?

I shot my new CZ 15 rd Mec Gars today. Worked well.

Thanks, I am going to have to find one and check it out. It seems the reports are they work great or they suck. No where in the middle. Maybe it is a matter of the QC Dept checking them before or after the Mojo lunch.

That's a disheartening report Rich, what store were you at?

we will be at Brick Armory on Tuesday night. I can bring a CZ 75b if you want to try it.

No, I have shot thousands of Blazer Aluminum through my guns. One being an HK USP. It shoots fine. Just keep your gun clean and it will function. This has been my experience. A friend of mine would have issues with it out of the same lot as I used. He was not as anal on keeping a clean gun as I am.

around noon/1300

Welcome back, Semper Fi

No mexican carry

ran into issues this morning, going to go Sunday AM.

Yeah, Chrysler engine, Ford ignition system and GM electrical system with everything else pieced in where needed. At least that was how my 86 CJ 7 was.

Matt, two good choices, they are nice pistols. Mauser, those are some nice old Colts. Matty, hope to see you Tuesday.

That is nice, I like the AI stocks.

Nice guns Matty.

10/11, we have to run out first thing and then hopefully shoot.

And that is why there is a market for them. not everyone can afford 1K for a new pistol. I am happy for you that you can afford it and it is your money to spend. There is no need to talk down to someone who can't afford what you deem a quality 1911. That is pretty elitist of you. Quite a few of us were not even born in 1960, still have young children and mortgages but still want to shoot a 1911, and maybe even tinker with it. I have been shooting 1911's for over 20 yrs now and realized early on their potential, but I won't chastize someone who just realized their superiority. To each their own