RustyHornet
Grandmaster
If the Turks can put a rail on and manage 14 in a mag with a grip that's the same width as a single stack 1911....I agree. I love my 97 but there should be other models available.
If the Turks can put a rail on and manage 14 in a mag with a grip that's the same width as a single stack 1911....I agree. I love my 97 but there should be other models available.
9mmis the Euro standard......45 ACP is for "Murican" cowboys....![]()
Old men.Who is the 10mm for?
Who is the 10mm for?
Old men.
Crazy MFr's
We're knocking old men down now? That doesn't seem very nice.Ill set em up, you knock em down.
We're knocking old men down now? That doesn't seem very nice.
You're taking an important first step, here. We all need to be honest with ourselves.
Oh ok. I've found the the best way is to just kick the cane out from under them.Not we; you. I'm setting them up.
Going to the meetings has helped....a lot.
I sure wish CZ would come out with a 10mm.![]()
My Tanfo 10 is a good shooter as I have changed to lighter springs and a beefier guide rod but have thoughts of fitting it up with a red dot in the future. This may require a visit to Allen!
Morning folks!
TopDog got the wheels spinning on the idea of adding another compact to the family. I've been wanting a P07, but like steel over poly. I figure that a used compact, CGW parts and fresh sights would come in under $600. Add Cerakote and grips and for around $750, I could have an amazing carry gun. The only problem is that the realist in my knows that $750 comes from rounding down on most costs and when complete, it would certainly be north of that. That's taking a serious bite out of the Fiat budget. On the other hand, if I sold the Ed Brown, I could fund the Fiat, a compact and a full size project with a bit left over to finish the CGW parts on the pre-B and stainless 75B. That might be wishful thinking though.
One thing to keep in mind is that on a project gun you don't have to do everything all at once.