Wife wants a Glock 41 MOS.  For me a Winchester XPR in 7mm.

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Where can I buy a wife like that?

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Where can I buy a wife like that?

Took mine shooting one day and she's hooked... Lucky I guess.  She said the 9mm is too small now Lol

Took mine shooting one day and she's hooked... Lucky I guess.  She said the 9mm is too small now Lol

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My ex said it was too small too....

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My ex said it was too small too....

I feel bad for you, but that's TMI.

Hoping the Wilson/BCM Gunfighter 1911.

Ordered me a factory bull barrel ruger 10/22. I've been stocking up on 22lr ammo. But I sold my 10/22 to fund the barrett purchase. And I ain't sticking a conversion kit on my jp-15, and won't work on my lwrc spr.

Ruger new Vaquero Talo edition, 3.75" barrel, .45acp, birdshead grip

Very NICE!!!! I am drooling again....

Very NICE!!!! I am drooling again....

should have it next week, just waiting for the HPD 2 week thing
I can't wait to shoot it!
the 45 acp was the deal sealer.  I didn't want another caliber like 45LC, but since I already have 45 acp, its perfect.
its something I don't need, but I want it! 

National Match M9 Berretta 92SF Pistol

 The MCP M9 starts with a M9 pistol and we basically throw away the majority of the standard parts.

First, the pistol's frame and slide are mated using our patented / propiritory method and rail system.  The concept of installing rails is nothing new, but to do it properly you must have the right materials for the rails, and a very experienced gun smith.  MCP has worked with some of the leading metal suppliers to obtain an alloy that we feel works the best in the M9 application.   This is no small task and the procedure is different for each M9 we recieve, as no two M9 pistols are exactly the same.  This also means that it takes us a significant amount of time to work on each customer's pistol.

Second, we replace the barrel bushing with a tungsten bushing to add weight to the nose of the pistol and provide superior longevity.  Unlike the bushing of a 1911 style pistol, the M9 MCP proprietary bushing does not need to be replaced after every 5000 rounds.

Third, if it's plastic, aside from the grips, it's gone.  Wherever possible we replace the factory parts with tungsten components.

Fourth, obviously, we install a match trigger and a KKM match barrel.  All MCP barrels are tested in a purpose built barrel tester to ensure that they group under 1.5 inch at 50 yards.  If they don't group, we sent them back (which is extremely rare). Basically, we feel that if you don't test the barrel, you're not doing your customers any favors.  When you think about it if the barrel doesn't group in under 1.5 inch at 50 yards, how can you be expected to consistantly hit the X ring?

New M9 MCP modified for the National Matches $2150.00 plus tax and $50 shipping

should have it next week, just waiting for the HPD 2 week thing
I can't wait to shoot it!
the 45 acp was the deal sealer.  I didn't want another caliber like 45LC, but since I already have 45 acp, its perfect.
its something I don't need, but I want it! 

Ruger is still building some quality revolvers. I want to get something in 45ACP so this may be the perfect gun for me.

FDE FN57

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Where can I buy a wife like that?

Got lucky!  She firmly believes in the 2nd Amendment and loves to put the lead down range.  She says she wants to upgrade from her 9mm.

Except she now wants a Kimber Crimson Carry in .45.

I will purchase a classic pistol - a Browning Hi-Power.
Of course in 9mm. I wanted an all steel pistol to compliment my Colt 1911 series 70 in 45 ACP. Looking at an older Hi-Power; a series T or C made in the 60s and 70s. Besides the classic lines and nice polished blue the classic Browning just feels right in the hand. Also, it's a single action auto pistol.

should have it next week, just waiting for the HPD 2 week thing
I can't wait to shoot it!
the 45 acp was the deal sealer.  I didn't want another caliber like 45LC, but since I already have 45 acp, its perfect.
its something I don't need, but I want it! 

Where did you find those?  Ordered?  I wanted these one of these guys for a while now, just didn't have the budget right, nor the right needs at the moment.

National Match M9 Berretta 92SF Pistol

 The MCP M9 starts with a M9 pistol and we basically throw away the majority of the standard parts.

First, the pistol's frame and slide are mated using our patented / propiritory method and rail system.  The concept of installing rails is nothing new, but to do it properly you must have the right materials for the rails, and a very experienced gun smith.  MCP has worked with some of the leading metal suppliers to obtain an alloy that we feel works the best in the M9 application.   This is no small task and the procedure is different for each M9 we recieve, as no two M9 pistols are exactly the same.  This also means that it takes us a significant amount of time to work on each customer's pistol.

Second, we replace the barrel bushing with a tungsten bushing to add weight to the nose of the pistol and provide superior longevity.  Unlike the bushing of a 1911 style pistol, the M9 MCP proprietary bushing does not need to be replaced after every 5000 rounds.

Third, if it's plastic, aside from the grips, it's gone.  Wherever possible we replace the factory parts with tungsten components.

Fourth, obviously, we install a match trigger and a KKM match barrel.  All MCP barrels are tested in a purpose built barrel tester to ensure that they group under 1.5 inch at 50 yards.  If they don't group, we sent them back (which is extremely rare). Basically, we feel that if you don't test the barrel, you're not doing your customers any favors.  When you think about it if the barrel doesn't group in under 1.5 inch at 50 yards, how can you be expected to consistantly hit the X ring?

New M9 MCP modified for the National Matches $2150.00 plus tax and $50 shipping

That is sweet.  Is there more benefit to shooting the 9mm over the .45?  Do you use 147s in your loads?

Where did you find those?  Ordered?  I wanted these one of these guys for a while now, just didn't have the budget right, nor the right needs at the moment.

buds gun shop
they were sold out of the stainless models, and I like the looks of the blued ones better anyways, but I would've bought whatever they had in stock.
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/21_49_1814/products_id/411549216/Ruger+VAQ+BHG+45AP+SA+3.75B

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My ex said it was too small too....

So....she moved on to Bigger and Better

buds gun shop
they were sold out of the stainless models, and I like the looks of the blued ones better anyways, but I would've bought whatever they had in stock.
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/21_49_1814/products_id/411549216/Ruger+VAQ+BHG+45AP+SA+3.75B

I hope you guys put in your order, bc I just looked and now they're sold out.  earlier this morning it was in stock.

National Match M9 Berretta 92SF Pistol

 The MCP M9 starts with a M9 pistol and we basically throw away the majority of the standard parts.

First, the pistol's frame and slide are mated using our patented / propiritory method and rail system.  The concept of installing rails is nothing new, but to do it properly you must have the right materials for the rails, and a very experienced gun smith.  MCP has worked with some of the leading metal suppliers to obtain an alloy that we feel works the best in the M9 application.   This is no small task and the procedure is different for each M9 we recieve, as no two M9 pistols are exactly the same.  This also means that it takes us a significant amount of time to work on each customer's pistol.

Second, we replace the barrel bushing with a tungsten bushing to add weight to the nose of the pistol and provide superior longevity.  Unlike the bushing of a 1911 style pistol, the M9 MCP proprietary bushing does not need to be replaced after every 5000 rounds.

Third, if it's plastic, aside from the grips, it's gone.  Wherever possible we replace the factory parts with tungsten components.

Fourth, obviously, we install a match trigger and a KKM match barrel.  All MCP barrels are tested in a purpose built barrel tester to ensure that they group under 1.5 inch at 50 yards.  If they don't group, we sent them back (which is extremely rare). Basically, we feel that if you don't test the barrel, you're not doing your customers any favors.  When you think about it if the barrel doesn't group in under 1.5 inch at 50 yards, how can you be expected to consistantly hit the X ring?

New M9 MCP modified for the National Matches $2150.00 plus tax and $50 shipping

not as pretty as a 1911...besides there are no tacticool rails