FQHAMMER .45

Don't take that crap from Seevers, Chris soon he will need a walker to get around the matches. Happy Birthday

Chris you have such a way with words.

I know what scribble is saying about the slow down in the auto industry. My plant just slowed down to a stop and they shut us down for good. It's tough out there for everyone.

I'm tired from just whatching that. That was controled chaos if I ever seen it.

Today my security software on my computer took a toatal dump. I got on the phone with my isp, they offer the security, and the cust service rep stayed on the line with me for 1 1/2 hrs till we worked every thing out. He was proffesional and curteous the entire time. i was truly impressed.

I absolutely love that.

Glock perfection. I love the Glock and I love my lady that loves her glock.

It takes longer to load, less rounds bigger boom prceless. I say go for it. It's your first match make it a fun one. And who doen't love the sound of the clip flying out of the gun.

When I first started I used Wolf in my taurus 92 but since wally world has started selling the 100 rd value packs that all use for my G-17. Price and reliability hard to beat.

Depends on the firing pin. Most factory springs will do the job. But sometimes you run into problems with a lighter spring and get failures to fire. Hope this helped.

Congrats, best wishes

I'm making copies now so I can pass them out at work. I can't wait to play.

Micah you need anything just call brother.

God bless her! Congratulations on you union.

Internal work to improve the trigger is legal, so long as it is internal and it doesn't change the guns mechanics

First sweet paint job. Second if you let it cure fully it is very durable.

OK you can dog me if you want but I like my Rem 1100 competition master. It just makes me happy. I've shot it for about a year now and haven't had any problems. If you keep a look out on the forums usually one will come up. There is also the rem tac-4 I hear it does very well.

7.62x39, .223, 9mm, .40, .45 Just the basics.

I don't know about IDPA, but in USPSA Production, the gun has to be as produced by the manufacturer. Changing the caliber from .40 to 9mm makes it illegal in prduction. Here are the allowed mods. Authorized modifications (Strictly limited to these items and their stated guidelines) •Internal throating and polishing to improve accuracy, reliability and function •Sights – trimmed, adjusted, replaced, colored, or fiber-optic. •Slide – refinishing. Milling of slide – only as required to insert sights. •After-market slides and barrels – provided they are the same length, contour, and caliber as original factory standard. •Grips – Internal beveling. Checkering, stippling, and addition of grip tape or grip sleeves. (see Appendix E4) •Exchange of minor components (springs, safeties, slide stops, guide rods). Hope that helps clear it up.

I done a lot of shooting and I believe that USPSA shooters are some of the best people period. Where else can you go, have a gun mal and a total stranger offer there backup or even the gun there wearing. I love this sport. Also congrats on the win CSEMARTIN

Go Buckeyes!!!!!

$20,000 for a .22 that is a little steap

that is a good way to burn an hour of my life.

First, nice setup, next you might want to try a cheek riser like this one. It might help Cheek rest Hope that helps.

Happy birthday Dan, keeping the streets safe for us regular folk. Cheers to everyone else.