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I received my Faxon 16 inch pencil barrel last week and I have had the KE Arms lower for a while, I plan on using a slick side lightweight upper, I still need to scrounge up a carbon fiber handguard.

It is closer to a Garland and a SVT than anything else.

I had a great time today, I plan to attend again soon.

The only record S&W that will give an idea of the age will be a ship date, And you obtain this by sending the S&W Historical Society a hundred bucks or so for a “Letter”.

They were shipped in Serial order, but some people on the S&W forum may have a data base, and the Standard S&W Catalog will have ...

I would guess that Clint Smith is the last of the original Gunsite era instructors ?

RIP Mr. Taylor.

I do believe that Williams was the main designer of the Winchester Model 50.

I have never replaced a new style S&W firing pin, just the Old style hammer nose type.

However I would check the end shake first, that can cause light strikes.

The blueing that S&W currently does is not the same process the used in the early 1980s. I don’t know if that is of material to you or not.

If one takes a Response to Active Shooter Class (I have been in two by different instructors) you will have to do long distance shooting. One class (KR Training) had us shooting at an 18 X 24 inch steel plate. We started at 25 yards and worked our way back to 70 yards and got hits all the way ...

Andy that looks a the offspring of a 1911 and a STEN gun

Seriously however we need to tryout yours and my new Walther PPQ M2 22 together, soon.

South Africa is one or two generations ahead of the US.

I would never deign to own a firearm that was not solidly mainstream, just Ask my friend AndyC.

Good idea, Roy is one of the good ones in the business.

Jackson Armory in Snider plaza University Park for the military pieces, Roy's in Irving for the others.

I am up for a BBQ !