Recent content by Azrael

1975, 2000 sq. ft., 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath, 1 car garage, pool. $35,000.

"Best advice I ever got at my reloading supplier - Don't waste your money or time on polishing. What I do 4 parts water (warm if possible) 1 part white vinegar (Not ACV) 1/2 tsp salt - Light 1/2 tsp Dawn dish soap - Light Leme-Shine Dishwashing Booster - Powder 1/2 teaspoon" Wanted to give this...

Thanks for the advise Blume. I'll keep that in mind.

Ordered mine from Ky. Gun Co. on Wednesday for $224.83, not a bad deal ! Was going to be a Christmas gift for my wife, but based on what I have read, I might keep it for myself. Back to (again) shopping for her.

I was lucky enough to attend a driving school and my teacher was Kirk F. White. This was about the time Mr. White entered a Ferrari 365GTB in the Cannonball Baker Sea to Shining Sea Race in 1971. His driver was Dan Gurney, and Brock Yates was his co-driver. Needless to say they won the race...

Have one, trigger is very Glock-like, therefore I don't shoot it very often (1911 guy). No problems encountered, seems to be well built.

Bought one for my wife a few years back. It's now her favorite range gun (she also has a S & W 617, and a Sp101 Match). The RIA now has about 6000 rounds through it, and runs great.

Please add me to the list, I could certainly use it !

My turn to think back many years (in order): 1962 Lotus Cortina MK 1 1961 XK-E 3.8 1962 MGA 1962 AC Cobra (the real Cobra) 289 1963 TR3 1965 Corvair Monza Turbo convertible 1965 Mustang fastback 1968 Volvo 142s 1970 Ford Gran Torino GT 1956 Austin Healy Le Mans 1972 Datsun 240z 1978 Corvette...

57 years for me. Started with a 310 tool, still have it !

Mine is not even a Ruger, it's a highly polished stainless steel CZ75-B, with CZ Rosewood grips and a whole bunch of internal mods. Too pretty to shoot ! Besides the GP100 is more fun to shoot.

Had one - big mistake - drove it home from the dealership, turned it off - wouldn't restart - with 6 miles on the meter it was towed back to the dealer, took 3 weeks to fix it. While under warranty it failed at least once a week. Traded it for a Nissan Z and never looked back.

Prayers for the officer and his family from someone who grew up in Spartanburg.

Our prayers and condolences Mr. Wright. Nita is now with the Lord.

Why not contact the importer - EAA at www.eaacorp.com