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THIS^^^^ I spent over $150 on 3-4 different mass produced holsters and never cared for any of them. I can't express how much I dislike Kydex holsters. To me, they are noisy and ruin the finish on your weapon. Finally I spent $100 on a good quality horse hide leather holster from a guy who is...

When my groups start to open up I remember this. It helps me the most. Another tip I learned was to squeeze the gun hard enough to make the gun shake, and then let off a little. Thats the recommended amount of grip. Lastly... and i struggle with this... is consistent finger placement.

I replaced the grips on my Kimber and couldn't believe I had gone so long with the stock plastic grips. The difference was big.

I had a 1911 guy tell me I could buy a Taurus 1911, upgrade the internals and it would shoot like a $1500 gun. My arguement is that its still only worth maybe $100 over what I paid after I upgrade it... Cause I buy and sell guns all the time. Congrats on the 1911 though. Mine has spoiled me to...

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I ran for almost a year without REG numbers on my ski, and last season I put them on my pole and haven't heard a peep. I guess it could vary from state to state, lake to lake. I'd like to see those graphics on Black Gel... I don't hate them, but I don't love them... x2 on the font, but like I...

man forget all that noise

Yes and no, depends on the grade (similar to aluminum or steel) I've seen some that will flex like crazy (Titanium pry bars anyone?) but I think its faiirly hard and brittle in general. Makes great drag blocks!

I didn't know there were only 1500... thats crazy. Like I have a hard time believing that they only made that many. I've owned 2 or 3. One that I bought was heavily modified and I modified it some more. I sold the hull to a kid in Oklahoma. One was stock ish, I painted the pole and bottom deck...

This.... ^^^ My version, Google Image Search "Funny GIF" Click on the one you want and it will open it enough to allow it to play. Right Click Find & Click "COPY IMAGE LOCATION" Then come back to your post. Click the little button on the post tool bar that looks like a photo. Right click paste...

My first 1911 was a Crimson Carry and I found/ learned that the laser isn't extremely effective in broad day light. I felt like I was letting it become a crutch. The super carry has tritium combat sights, so I figured that would be just as good. Plus I was able to upgrade my grips. The factory...

In some regards... I like that better than my 1911. Cool gun. Big gun, but very cool.

Very nice. I pony'd up for the Super Carry Pro and then spent a bunch of money on it. I can't leave anything alone. Its all scratched up and dirty, but its pretty much EDC for me.

@Matt Jones I had a Ultra series from Kimber as my first 1911. I would recommend getting a 4" barrel, speaking from experience. You get an extra round in the mag, more velocity from the longer barrel and more reliability from the recoil system. Read up on it. The ultra is a fine gun...

Just a counter point on the p238. My mom carries it, and she finds the trigger to be a little firm. I'm 100% on board with the design and the size of that pistol, but the trigger kinda kills it for me. All I'm saying is shoot one first. Like, put 50 rounds through it.

I'm well aware of the videos and the hype. I wouldn't trust my life to that round unless it was the last thing available. It hasn't been proven in a real comparison test against tried and true rounds like Federal HST, Golden Sabre, Winchester Ranger, and whatever that Hornady round is...

@Wet Dreams what draws you to that ammo?

I just tee tee'd in my britches a little over that one. Awesome place/story/pictures. That boat with 4 engines was killer but I would be terrified to actually run it.