I always enjoyed shooting as kid. As I grew older, I enjoyed teaching my kids to shoot just as my father taught me. Now that the kids are on their own, the wife and I enjoy shooting together at the range in our front yard. The day I tire of shooting........................................dead.

Checked Montana Gold this morning. They have 125gr and 158gr in both .357 sig and .38 in stock.

Its a beauty. Thre slide stop can be a pain in the butt. You just have to play around with it a little and it will come out when its ready to. It doesn't require brute force, just patience and persistence.

That really sucks. Nothing worse than waiting for your new gun.

I hope that you have it by now. You will have to let us know how you like it, and pics would be nice.

If you have never owned one you are going to love it. I've had my Classic for about a year now and it is a super nice pistol. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

[/quote] Sad to hear. don't come knocking on my door when half of you are out of food. Will trade #10 cans of sour kraut for ammo :D if you have 40 or 9mm is HP i mite be willing to trade re-fried beans :lol:[/quote] You sir are now talking about WEAPONS OF MASS DISTRUCTION and can expect a visit fr...

Rodentman
I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy shooting mine. Its so much fun it ought to be illegal! OOPS, I take that back,

Just started this winter so I'm not as stocked up as you guys.

"Meeker county just lowered their PTC I believe. Honestly, I'm not one for wasting money, but a MN PTC in most places is $100 and it's good for 5 years during which time you can both carry and buy pistols. $100 isn't anything really. Heck, that breaks down to $20.00 a year or 0.054 a day for a ...

Just found your forum a couple days ago, and thought I'd join in. Have owned various guns all my life, but when I retired I decided to get into it a little more. I bought a Coonan .357 and a Kimber Pro Raptor II .45. Also started reloading with a Hornady LNL. My wife also shoots a Kimber Compact II....