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3750 posts · Joined 2012. #20 ·Jan 18, 2023. If they (Lipsey's) would produce a true reproduction of the GEN 1s with Tenifer slides and barrels and milled/forged internal components like they used to, they'd be unable to satisfy the demand even at the much higher price point that would be required.
Glock Semper Fi Model 19 One of 1000 — TALO Distributors Inc. Special edition to raise money for Semper Fi , America's Fund. Gen 4 Model 19 , US Made with special serial numbers USMC001 -USMC1000. Bright polished slide flats. 24k "Semper Fi" in gold , jeweled bolt. One of 1000 Part # UG1950203SF First ship. www.taloinc.com.
A forum dedicated to the Glock 19. A one-stop-shop for all your questions, concerns, comments about this popular and remakable pistol including performance, customizing, ammunition, accuracy, problems, values, model changes etc. 964. 454K. Sep 9, 2024.
The .40 S&W cartridge debuted January 17, 1990, along with the new Smith & Wesson Model 4006 pistol, although it was several months before the pistols were available for purchase. Austrian manufacturer Glock Ges.m.b.H. beat Smith & Wesson to the dealer shelves in 1990, with pistols chambered in .40 S&W (the Glock 22 and 23) which were announced ...
157 posts · Joined 2006. #1 · Aug 18, 2006. saw this on another 1911 forum. STI is going to come out with a 1911 model to be called STI Spartan. they are going to use Armscor frames and slides ( the Medallion series )with STI components. price is a little over 600 dollars. i hope this particular model becomes available sa 'pinas!
I have a Winchester 94 that was made in 1972 and I can see no difference in overall quality and smoothness of operation between my brother's Pre-64 94 that he paid a lot of money for in the 1980's, and my Post-64 is in better condition and has nicer wood grain and better bluing. And it only cost about $ 300 dollars.
I like the Medium Bagmaster Ambidextrous Fanny Pack to carry my G19. It has a snap and loop (velcro). It looks smaller, lies flatter (doesn't stick out) and is easier to access (under stress of an attack) than zippered packs. Also. it doesn't flap over your legs when you open it to draw. The inside is an empty pouch.
My experience is the same as Colorado's, longer bullets with polymer tips are the ticket. The 150-168 grain bullets have too much drag. The 175 A-max and the new SMK with a polymer tip will fly all the way to a grand, staying supersonic the whole way. That I could be wrong is an eventuality that has not escaped me.