Not 100% sure but I think all those ones are limited production runs...

http://www.taloinc.com/north_american_arms.htm

Nice! Thnx for the link, the king and queen  of hearts is sick too! Shit all of them are nice!

I just got my XDM45 dura coated.

Nice 10/22.  Anybody say anything about using the extended magazine?

Why would they?

I just got my XDM45 dura coated.

Sweet man! Who did it and how much would it cost? Im setting my G20 up as a hunting pistol. I like the idea of hunting with a handgun because of the challange it brings vs a scoped rifle. I think something similar to this would really make it stand out as my dedicated hunter

Why would they?

I've heard stories of plain-clothed LEO's trying to confiscate magazines on the public side of the range, claiming they were illegal.  Wasn't sure if there were the same hazards on the silhouette side. 

Sweet man! Who did it and how much would it cost? Im setting my G20 up as a hunting pistol. I like the idea of hunting with a handgun because of the challange it brings vs a scoped rifle. I think something similar to this would really make it stand out as my dedicated hunter

I sent it to the mainland.

Cost me $180 to do

I just got my XDM45 dura coated.

what gun?  LOL.

that looks cool.

My two favorite 45's

^^^ Sweet  ^^^ Single ten?  How does it shoot?

^^^ Sweet  ^^^ Single ten?  How does it shoot?

shoots real nice
it feels very comfortable in my hand, the grips are perfect.  and i love the way it looks.
its a great single action 22
this one is a keeper, definately.
sometimes at home, i just take it out and hold it. 

Fairly scarce original 1975 Walther PPK/S in 9mm Kurz, manufactured in West Germany and imported by Interarms. The finish on this pistol is somewhat uncommon. It looks like stainless and nickel but the finish is called NiVel, which is a thin electroless nickle finish applied on the early imports. It's similar to stainless in appearance but with a slightly yellowish tone, as opposed to the bright brushed chrome finish on Manurhin’s. Depicted are the correct markings for this firearm…Walther Chamber Date, Ulm Stag Horn Proof and West German Nitro Proof. Other markings are also present on this firearm but not depicted in this photo. Original Walther's are becoming more and more difficult to obtain.

^^^beautiful pistol.

 

 

 

 

picked up another underfolder
the other day. cleaned up real nice

Nice Yugo