sig also makes the 1911 emperor scorpion in 10mm

Quote from: AlinMi on November 30 2019 02:07:29 PM MST
What was the sticker if I may ask?

$689.00

Quote from: Surlysoul on November 30 2019 10:43:33 AM MST
I have been eyeing that since the ad came out. So far I have held off, but it's early.

i was holding out as well, the site showed the store i shop at didn't have one in stock, i stopped by just to browse yesterday and they had 2 of them in the case thats when i caved in.

kimber stainless 2 in 10mm i picked it up today at sportsmans, it must be a distributor exclusive as i can't find anything on it at all on the web.

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its sold, thanks for the help, i know the guy that bought real well so i let it go for $500 im not a gunbroker fan so after fees, shipping costs and time involved I'm good with $500 cash in hand.

i'm thinking about selling off my safe queen 20c 10mm as i bought a gen 4 to replace it, I'm estimating around 500 rounds down the pipe (probably less), very light smiley face, original blue label with all 3 original le marked mags and Tupperware, factory night sights but really dim, has a grip plug installed, I cannot find any C models for sale anywhere i've looked, I don't want to get screwed, but on the same hand I don't want to ask a crazy high price either, any value help would be greatly appreciated, TIA! im thinking about asking around $500?

I haven't ordered from them in years, but I will give them credit for one thing their shipping dept. is top notch I ordered that 20 from them Thursday morning and my dealer called me yesterday afternoon (Friday) and he had it in his hand. he also said that the $485.00 they were charging was a smoking deal because his cost on them is $483.00

 i've been going back-and-forth since you posted this hoping they would in the promo and make my decision for me, I couldn't resist a sub $500 glock 20 any longer and bit the bullet and ordered me another one thanks for the heads up!

I have 15 of them in several different configurations, if you just want a range/truck gun as others have stated palmetto is the way to go, I have a few of them and they work just fine, as far as a good mid priced ar s&w makes a good weapon and my smith is my go to gun, if you want to go all out larue is the best imho, but they aren't cheap. the m4 clone with a 16" barrel is the most common variant, as far as mags any mil spec alum body or magpul brand for a plastic body will fit the bill just fine. never skimp on optics, and a trigger upgrade is the first thing I usually do, there is a wealth of knowledge at ar-15.com but be warned there is a ton of drama and bs to wade through as well, if your going to buy one I'd recommend picking one up soon, the prices and availability are really good right now and if that terrible clinton gets into office prices will surely spike. worst end get a lower and a bolt carrier group those seem to be the hardest and most marked up items after a shakeup.

Quote from: sqlbullet on September 14 2015 03:25:11 PM MDT
Frog lube, as I recall a spectrometer report I read, is jojoba oil that has been mixed with mint flavor and food coloring.

If it works for your needs, great.  But the relevant part here is in the Frog lube story...Vet and friend adapt commercial lubricant to firearms.  You might want to try plain jojoba oil as it appears to be about 1/4 the price.

Their solvent intrigues me as the MSDS lists it's boiling point as 212° F and it's density as the 1.001.  Both align with water.  Makes me wonder if the solvent is just water with soap.

Again, if it works for you, more power to ya!

I tried it with a free sample it works great for a short time after application, but I put it on my rifles after big game season last year and when I took them out to sight them in and clean them for this season it had literally turned into rubber cement and was gummed up everywhere, my, ar-10 would not even fully cycle without using the forward assist. i'm back to using clp and rem oil.

found this while rummaging around at the lgs today for $34.00 still factory sealed

9x25 dillon or 357 sig

what ever you do make sure you test a bunch of different brands and bullet weights of ammo, ar pistols are really picky about their ammo my son and I have 2 of them built identical and mine is partial to 55 grn. 5.56 and higher velocity loads and his will eat anything in 62 grain and don't like 55 grn. unless it is the cheap steel case or lower velocity .223

ther'e supposed to feature the 10mm in next months loading bench, it will be interesting to see if they load them up to their potential.

Quote from: 4949shooter on May 02 2015 04:48:58 AM MDT
Those original 1076 pistols had some kinks to be worked out just like many new pistols coming to the market for the first year.

Once the kinks were worked out, the pistols were fine. I wish I could get my hands on a 1076 and a 1006.

they look really good together