Ray Ray

It's a distant second to a Mossy or Remmy. The 3 1/2 chamber makes the action long. Also, the slide release is impossible to use for a lefty. Get the 590A1 or 870 Bry, you'll thank me later.

Realistically (which is not real at all, just sayin), If I was in a defensive shootout I won't be counting my rounds. I'm gonna shoot until empty and then reload. If your counting rounds during a gun battle then either you've been in many before or you where going in battle because your nuts. thanks everyone, interesting points on boff sides

Jerks

Read the Jersey Journal, lots and lots of those pop up all the time.

I've never had a problem finding the slide release. Repetition is key to handling a firearm.

I mean the slide, since the actual slide release lever can easily be replaced.

exactly

I have always used the slide release on a pistol. But I was recently told that using the slide release lever on a 1911 it will cause the steel to wear down after continuous use. Is this true?

So, what do you use?

Glock 26 stephanieseven 1911Fan Chad Guys? Oh, and girl?

True, and I'll do some events all over our fine state but I need to finish my paperwork at Old Bridge first.

Good point Ronny, and I'll do a USPSA match.

That's probably the way I'd have to shoot it, or just have a competition with my own friends. The only thing is that I wonder if some RO's would frown upon that and maybe even disqualify you all together.

Yezzir

If girth is a problem the XD/XDm line are hard to beat. Probably the slimest (other than a 1911) of the 45 auto's.

Costanza wallet, priceless

True, very true. And you can use "practical gear" as a way to practice. Just have to forget about finishing well against the race guns.

I don't do gun games. It COULD be enjoyable if it wasn't all about time and "cutting corners". Take away the finger-point pre shooting, the ridiculous holsters, the team uniforms, the tight shorts and funny looking guns and it might be a good trainer.

My father-in-law just had to go and eat there. Well, that was horrible. I'd rather eat at Olive Garden than that yuck-joint!

http://www.fnhusa.com/le/products/firearms/family.asp?fid=FNF020&gid=FNG001

Caso's had a few (different versions too) and the grip was big. Not so much on the girth but on the length. The bottem of the grip was fat.

Thanks Jeff, all ideas taken.

6 places I will NEVER eat. Cracker Barrel, THE YUCK.

Not sure, but the crowd was lightened due to the forecast. Weather was nice though.

Leave as is.