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This is just a suggestion. You mentioned that you love this gun, so why not spend the $$ on the new gun on sending the gun out to be NP3 from Robar? You won't have a rust probably after this.

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Regarding firing pin safety devices: I do have to say though that when I owned my Kimber, it had a great trigger, and I am unable to tell the difference between the OEM trigger on my old Kimber, with its firing pin safety, and the smoothed and lightened trigger on my Springfield, with no firing pin...

Yet the 1911 design managed to work fine up until the 80's when the lawyers got involved at Colt and required some sort of firing pin/drop safety be incorporated. Previously spec'd "Special Forces" 1911 pistols like the Kimber issued to Marine Force Recon did not have one nor did the Kimb...

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Used Springfield TRP
STI Spartan
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No necessarily in that order.

Littoria wrote:Howdy. Is the position still available? I tried to pm but it doesnt go through . Dumb "smart"phone..

Hello Littoria,
Thank you for your interest but the position has been filled.

Regards,
Kinny

That's a beauty right there.

+1 Excellent place to work at. Sad to see you go, but I'm happy for you on the career move.

Great seller. Buy with confidence.

SOLD!
Thanks,
Kinny

Bill,
This makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the advice even though it's for Andy.

That looks about right. Good shootin Tex!

Still available.

Thanks,
Kinny

Your wallet won't be happy!
I want a TRS myself.

That all depends. Hand-loading is a positive reinforced system. By that I mean the more you shoot, the more you'll save. Typically, the more you buy in bulk, the more you'll save. Depending on the caliber, you'll be able to save more on some. If you even have an idea in your head about hand-loading,...