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carlson1 wrote:Wilson CQB in .38 Super and .9mm.

"Thou shall not covet... thou shall not covet... thou shall not covet... "

Gee, thanks, Carl! Caused a brother to stumble! Shall I PM you my address so that you can get this stumbling stone out of your life?

lawrnk wrote:Nothing wrong with paying less for a top notch gun. Give her more credit

Nothing wrong with paying less for a top notch flashlight, either. Roll that Cyclops over and show the brand!

gregthehand wrote:Here are mine!

How do you like that Para Hog?

Had any reliability or feeding problems?

HighVelocity wrote:Nice Kimber!! Those grips are very unique and eye catching. Who made them and do you know what woods were used?

I see purpleheart, walnut, cocobolo, possibly wenge. Not sure about one section, though.

Kevin

Rigby470 wrote:Here's mine:

A Nighthawk Predator II w/ Bobtail

How's that bobtail work out for you? I can see where it would cut down on printing, without altering your grip much, if at all.

Very interesting. And a great looking pistol!

Kevin

Derf00 wrote: My son's graduation present.

Saaayyy, you look kind of familiar... Dad? Dad, it's you!

I was leaving Marksville, LA on Friday, and we had to wait for traffic to clear at a bad wreck. The deputy standing with his back to us was showing a familiar-looking single stack magazine. When he turned sideways, yup, there it was: 1911, Condition One.

I'm sure a .45 is the only logic some Cajuns will listen to.

Kevin

KinnyLee wrote: at MaryKate and Ashley. Perfect name for a perfect pair.

Naw, a "perfect pair" are named "left" and "right".

Kevin