http://m.basspro.com/Burris-C4-Plus-...1305005516%2F#


Just ordered this for my .270..get to order custom turrets for my loads..first turrets are free then $55 for others after that..pretty excited

I have the Kimber Ultra CDP II and I love it. I did have a couple rounds fail to feed when the gun was brand new. It just needed a little break in. I bought this as a carry gun and have worn it all across the US while riding across country on my bike. Never had a bit of problem with the finish and no problem with the way it shoots. It kicks harder than a full size 1911 but nothing to severe. That is expected when shooting a 3 inch .45.

The gun is about 4 years old and has had several thousand rounds down the pipe. It is wearing well and is still very solid. If I were hard pressed to come up with something that bothers me about my Kimber it would be the trigger is a little rough on my finger. My trigger finger gets a little sore after shooting 200 rounds.

Have you looked at the Springfield XDs 45?

http://www.springfield-armory.com/pr...-s-3-3-45-acp/

Single stack, 5+1 capacity (7+1 if you get an extended mag). It has trigger and grip safeties.

Maybe he just needed to shoot it more? I have no idea how many total rounds he put through it but he owned the pistol for about 4-5 years. It was a great looking pistol, I love the looks of the Kimbers.

I love my XDm..I'm about to buy a s for my concealed pistol..love the way they shoot and feel

So many great 1911 options out there... they really are the semi-auto pistol that people love. I've got my Glock 23 but on down the line, I hope to invest in a solid 1911 but it will be more for looks/investment than shooting, although I would have to break it in. I really like the new S&W 1911s, great looking pistol with the S$W name (lol, I meant S&W).

Even the best gun makers, make a lemon now & then. Thats why certain types of used weapons should be looked at by someone that has years of experiences with said fire arm. IMO the 1911 falls in this category. I would never buy a used AR-15 based off of my knowledge of them. Now M-14s back to the day Colt made all men equal,I'm well versed.

Remington 525 .22LR bricks in stock


http://www.cabelas.com/product/Shoot...12&WT.tsrc=AFF

You are the man! I haven't been able to get a deal on a brick for about 3 months, just crappy timing of not being on when a deal came up, done deal.

The first 1911 I shot was during a Navy Qualification for a Security Alert Team. It was a worn out sloppy Colt IIRC. (no doubt it was worn out and sloppy, I just don't remember if it was a Colt) You could not tell where the round was going to land they were all over the place. I barely managed to qualify.

Needless to say I had an instant dislike for the 1911, that carried on for many years. I then got to shoot a 1911 that was a thing of beauty a Les Baer Premier. And the 1911 Love Affair was off and running.

I currently own the Kimber Ultra CDP II and an Ed Brown Special Forces that I picked up last Saturday after a very long 10 day wait.

Just gotta keep checking places like slickguns and gunbot.

http://www.slickguns.com/category/ammo?caliber=3

http://gunbot.net/ammo/rimfire/22lr/

Also, here is another good source from the S&W forums...

http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-w...hread-162.html

Rep!

Picking up this weekend!

thanks man. that is the first time i have ever beat the online mob's for 22lr.
That puts me a lil over 4000 rounds & Im still to spooked to shoot itLMAO

I don't know if you guys know, but when you order from Cabelas online there is a way to get around the 1 brick limit.

All you have to do is make 2 separate orders of 1 brick each.

Heh

Yeah, or 3 which is how many I ordered. All are being sent to local store so no shipping charge either. Yeah I'll be going to hell. ;)