Microgunner

Bullshiit and sweet apple butter. I've got a S&W M&P 9 CORE with a Trijicon RMR and suppressor irons that I use for everyday carry in rotation. Huge, bright 13 MOA amber dot that's super easy to get on target fast. Never needs batteries and the tall irons co-witness in case, for some bizarre reason, the dot doesn't work It's small and recessed into the slide and is much more unobtrusive than you might think. It's simple, easy to use and fast, fast, fast.

I started my kids at age 5 with a cut down Stevens Favorite. My son was shooting my Colt 1911 45 by age 8. My daughter never took to shooting sports .

A cam with a little valve overlap and your spittin flames. Common with racing motors, won't pass emmisions though.

Welcome from Florida.

Every winter I remember why I like living in Florida.

And we sincerely thank you for doing so .

My M&P doesn't have a magazine disconnect.

If it shoots as good as mine it'll be a keeper.

I've got an M&P9 Pro Series CORE. Fantastic pistol.

Funny thing about that guy is he looks serious about those pics.

Canucks....sheeesh.

No one's gonna bone her.

Fat and U G L Y.

LMAO. To be retold.

Them's some serious knobs.

I also use a CMC 3.5lb trigger in one of my ARs. Top notch.

Welcome from Florida.

Welcome from Florida.

Welcome from Florida.

Welcome from Florida.

Armscor is on the ball. Received an email, correct magazine is on the way.

Stupid sheet heads.

Yeah, I tried that with my double stack 22TCM already. The problem is that the feed lips are too long. The 22TCM is a bottle neck cartridge and after you load the first round into a 38 super magazine the cartridge shoulder is behind the front of the feed lips so when you try to insert the next cartridge the first cartridge's shoulder blocks any further loading. You can get the 38 super mag loaded with an uplula or loading tool only. When I compared the 38 super magazine against the factory magazine the difference between the feed lips is dramatic, plus the 22TCM magazine has a much lighter magazine spring. This is even though the factory magazine is marked 38 super. I modified the new mag for my double stack and it works OK, I guess, but I'd rather have the proper magazines.

So two weeks ago I ordered a new Rock Island Armory mod# 581964 22TCM/9mm 1911 A1. I picked it up this morning. Barrel 4.25". Single stack 10-round magazine. Chambered in .22TCM with and 9mm conversion barrel and recoil spring in the box. Parkerized finish. VZ G10 grips. Ambidextrous extended safety. Beavertail grip safety with memory pad. Magazine funnel. Dove tailed fiber optic front sight. Adjustable rear sight. Lowered and flared ejection port. Skeletonized trigger with over travel stop. Full length stainless steel guide rod. Steel frame. Sweet 3lb trigger pull. It's a fine looking pistol. I also ordered 250 rounds of 22TCM ammo. Pistol looks and feels great. Only down side so far....RIA shipped the wrong magazine. They shipped a 17-shot double stack magazine with it. HUH?? I also own a 17-shot double stack RIA 22TCM so I can use the mag, but I'm having trouble getting in touch with RIA for the correct magazine for this new pistol. They don't answer their phone so I've e-mailed them, We'll see how that goes.

Is that how much she cost?