Anyone use this yet? I just ordered a small bottle. Figure for less than $10 might as well give it a try. A lot of guys and gals on XDTALK.com use it and swear by it. Figured I would share.
Gun Sights Paint
Gun Sights Paint
Fishhunter911 said:Added some personal touches to the XD this weekend.
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Short Bus said:for my LC9's little sister, a pink LCP for my wife (it had only fired 6 rounds, 7 if you include the test round)
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Zapp Brannigan said:....but really like the look of that LC9 (especially with that Crimson Trace), I might have to trade-in and upgrade!!!!!.....
)Short Bus said:It's a Lasermax not a Crimson Trace.
Lasermax = about $80 (only $40 more with the gun)
Crimson Trace = about $200 (I like the CT power button better)

Fishhunter911 said:Added some personal touches to the XD this weekend.
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Fishhunter911 said:Got the glow paint for the sights. After only 10 seconds of light from a flashlight here they are.
Taurus USA has proudly announced their newest handgun: the Congressional Revolver (pictured below).
Its name is beautifully engraved on the cylinder.
Available for the right hand (Republicans) or the left (Democrats), it really is just like a congressman: it has a dull finish.
It of course has to be a revolver, since it turns around and around, and yet you get the same old thing every time -- just like elections!
Anti-gunners don't worry! We weren't kidding when we said this exquisite piece really is modeled after Congress: it doesn't work, and you can't fire it.

HARDTRAILZ said:Nice build!
Porkins said:Second that.
you put together the list of parts and fly out here. We will go shopping to a couple of places I know in San Diego and Orange Co. and pick up your supplies. Then we sit in the garage and start putting things together. TollKeeper said:Talked the wife into letting me buy a couple handguns thou... Now the question is, what to get!! One for her, one for me, and one for shits and giggles..

DucatiSS said:Need more info !!!!
Revolver or auto? Concealed Carry or range gun? Caliber preferred?
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but a Glock, a Raging Judge and a 1911 

lint said:Thanks,,,yeah I have 3 sets of pics with around 20 guns in each one ,but only have one set on this computer. Been getting all the guns together ,taking pics and writing down all info on them and putting it in the papers in a safe deposit box, encase they get stolen . should have done it years ago. I use to hunt all the time and all seasons ,daylight to dark. Have a reloader too .but haven't used it for 15 years . life got in the way.![]()
TollKeeper said:Had a bad day with my Mauser...
Took my scope/Gun back to the place that installed the scope. I wasnt allowed at the shooting range because the safety didnt work, because it hit the scope. Found another scope that we thought might work, nope same problem. Tried a diferent set of risers, scope sat so high that my cheek didnt even touch the gun.
Alright, return everything, will shoot Iron Sights... Go back to shooting range. Nope, they wont let me in now because the Caliber is too big for their shooting range...
At this point I had had enough, went home, and here I sit...
Talked the wife into letting me buy a couple handguns thou... Now the question is, what to get!! One for her, one for me, and one for shits and giggles..
WHY said:Then you can dremel down the end of the safety and buff it smooth after you get enough cleararance you will probably need a set of medium rings too
I got to say ,Thats pretty . looks like rosewood grips .Hows that thing on the wrist after about 50 shots.jimmyjam said:picked up this little diddy for when i want to wear something fancy. cdp II
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TollKeeper said:Talked the wife into letting me buy a couple handguns thou... Now the question is, what to get!! One for her, one for me, and one for shits and giggles..
TollKeeper said:Its a 1891 Argentine Mauser. It has a safety that flips 180* right under the scope. I cant use a dremel to grind it down, the set screw is right where the grinding will need to happen. Thinking I am either going to have to take it to a gunsmith, and get the sight mounts mounted to the left side of the gun (should be interesting), or have them grind down the safety..
I am honestly leaning to selling off the gun. Its a beautiful gun, the weight is nice, but the ammo is a hard caliber to find off the shelf, and I dont have the means for reloads.
I have been eyeing a G3 and a UMP, but those are going to be further down the road. Going to have to find a simple Rifle, or figure out what to do with this Mauser..
yup, rosewood grips. its surprisingly tame for such a small 45. put 100 rounds through it the day after i got it and didn't feel a thing. i think because of the fine checkering on the front and course checkering on the back of the grip it stays pretty well planted in your hand. The case is nothing to write home about...lint said:I got to say ,Thats pretty . looks like rosewood grips .Hows that thing on the wrist after about 50 shots.
And did it come with nice case?