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Since it will be concealed it probably will not make a difference in Texas.

Once the legslature legalizes open carry, that will be a different story entirely.

FWIW, I like the red one. The single most redeeming quality is that they are Kimbers!

Anygun

Hmm, might be good for CCW.

• * If seen, no one will believe its a real gun
  * If drawn, BG will laugh himself silly, probably until the police show up, thereby negating any Grand Jury appointments.
  * If stolen, will be easy to recover.

I can't help but get this word in my head when I look at the orangish-gun..."Bowling Ball"

~Bill

Good looking platforms. I agree with what The Marshall said.

With that pistol you can get hired by the San Francisco Police Dept.

Chuck

cxm wrote:With that pistol you can get hired by the San Francisco Police Dept.

Chuck

LOL...Geez...that was so wrong

I can't help but think of a movie line from US Marshalls where Tommy Lee Jones says, "loose the nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a real gun!"

At least it is a Kimber

cxm wrote:With that pistol you can get hired by the San Francisco Police Dept.

Only if it blows bubbles.

I guess this thread could give new, literal, meaning to "Pink Pistols", eh?

Kevin

Jfreeman wrote:I can't help but think of a movie line from US Marshalls where Tommy Lee Jones says, "loose the nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a real gun!"

I believe the correct line is "Lose that nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a GLOCK!

Does it come in pink? I want a pink one!!

Does the gun come in leopard print?

If that frame anodized? If so the blue one will probably keep it's color better.

llwatson wrote:

Jfreeman wrote:I can't help but think of a movie line from US Marshalls where Tommy Lee Jones says, "loose the nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a real gun!"

I believe the correct line is "Lose that nickel plated sissy pistol and get yourself a GLOCK!

Well, yes, that would be quite a different thing then, wouldn't it?

Guys,
Seadawg can tell you what he wants and loves, BUT I have seen him eyeing my Glock at the range...I believe that he really wants to steal it from me

Nobody will make fun....just come on over to the plastic!
Jason

KinnyLee wrote:Bling!

+1 Bling!

I think it may be a safety hazard at the range as a reflection off of that gun could blind another shooter causing that shooter to unintentionally do something unsafe.

..... That looks like a paintball gun....



Ah well, some folks don't like the looks of the Eclipse line either, a look which I find particularly stunning. To each his own.


(but an anodized Kimber? )