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Did they have a shotgun and bean bags?

I know. I was agreeing with you.

Serpa for my 1911

rail = bleh

Just my. 30-06. I would like a .338 though

Lol try buying 30-06 ammo. Nice gun though. Love 1911s

I learned shooting on the 1911 platform so im pretty comfortable with the recoil. As for the M9 I have used the snap caps with DA a lot while just sitting around and watching tv etc. I just have more equipment for the 1911 right now lol. I've actually never really had any malfunctions with my guns. So thats about even haha. But I have had some basic NRA training. Im hoping to come out soon...spoke to Bob K about it last tuesday night. He had a paper plate set up like a steel match and I gave it a try. Problem is I work at Lowe's and my schedule is all kinds of wacky.

I think ill be fine. If he was depressing the button with his finger he defeated the purpose of the holster. I liked the fact im supposed to keep my finger even to the slide.

Just watched the video. That must have sucked lol. I chose this holster cause I thought it would be safer. Hopefully that was just him

How the hell did he do that. Isn't that the point of this holster. 1 keep others from grabbing you're gun 2. Keep your finger along the frame.

I think this would be great for my gf. She thinks the buckmarks and mkiii's are ugly (I agree) and wants something cheap to plink with. As long as its reliable I think id enjoy it too.

Thanks bob. I just recently purchased a serpa holster. I assume that fits the bill. I will have too pick up the mag pouches

gotcha....sounds like i'll be starting with the 1911 . ill keep practicing with my m9 and hopefully i can do both in time. thank you for your help

Who gives out the classifications (of the shooter not weapon) I honestly will just be doing it for fun more than serious competition at first, so im not really worried at how many other people are competing. These divisions don't have the silly looking(to me) tricked out 1911's with compensators and optics etc right? Thanks to everyone for your replies.

I have never done IDPA or anything like that but im pretty eager to try. I have a Beretta M9 and a Colt 1991. Are there any advantages or disadvantages to either of these? Does it really matter? Thanks

You might want to look into an NRA first steps pistol course. Great way to learn basic saftey and shooting techniques. You don't even have to own any guns to attend the class. Welcome to the forum

Renting I assume?

Had my best experience at lous in raritan. Mike and chris talked and showed me guns for over an hour even though I wasn't ready to buy that day (I had just applied for my fid) obviously I came back and purchased the M9 25th anniversary edition as my first firearm

Ive bought through local shops twice with very nice experiences but I was hoping to feel the same way about the price checker. Last time I requested a price on here I got 0 replies. As far as I'm concerned its lowest price wins.

If you're looking at used, colt should be in your range

Got it. Thanks. I like my stock trigger on my 1991 model but I wanted to get a skeletonized replacement. Scared I wouldn't like it as much.

It was fixed in december I think

Has anyone used the new TNJ aluminum cased stuff yet? Any thoughts?

What is everyone's issue on it? I have it and don't see what the big deal is.

I looooooove my colt. Bought it used at about 650. Great gun never an issue.