Recent content by FergusonTO35

What irritates me is that The 43, 43X, and 48 are the same gun with different grip and slide lengths like their other pistol models (i.e. Glock 17, 19, & 26) but you can't use a 48 mag in a 43. Its just a tiny bit too wide. Normally, Glock is really good about keeping things interchangeable...

Murray, the ubiquitous 8hp/30".

That almost happened for real at the dealership I worked at. There was a service campaign to replace the gas tanks on Sienna vans. The official procedure was to pump out the fuel with a gas buggy. Of course, since we were getting like .7 warranty hours to do a 2.5 customer pay hours job we took...

The answer to a question that nobody asked:

Ya know, I have a complete but in pieces rear engine machine that needs something to do...

I am very sorry to hear that. I wish it got easier to let them go over time and experience but it doesn't.

Ugh, good deals always find me when I'm trying to quit spending time and money on guns and reloading. Stopped in at the Pawn n' Go today to look around. I see they still have a nice used Glock 42 in stock with a higher than new price tag, it has been there for at least three years now. Once...

Kewl. If I used my Sig M11-A1 as a carry gun I would probably see about converting it to cocked and locked. As I understand it, most of the metal frame Sigs can be converted to DA/SA, DAO, DAK, or SAO with the right parts.

Late model Springfields I've looked at seemed very nice. I'm not a 1911 expert or enthusiast though. If I ever buy another 9mm pistol it's gonna be this one: https://inglismfg.com/inglis-l9a1/

Really cool story, thanks for sharing. I wonder if any of those ever made it to CMP?

When I worked at Rule Kang, we always sold out of the Tisas 1911's very quickly. They are very nice guns, I thought they compared well to the lower end Springfields.

Yeah, I want one of those something fierce!

I would bet all the mean dogs know not to mess with him!

My dog used to tree groundhogs when I was kid. They can move really fast and climb when they need to.

There's a Fiat-Allis 8B still working on a farm around here. It's a neat little machine and I've seen it pushing some pretty large piles of stuff.