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Notice the side-charger version pictured above also has a redundant standard charging handle.

For an identical belt, 100% American materials, handmade here in Atlanta, contact Richard Jones of Jones Tactical. I use his 2" Duty/Gun Belt with Cobra buckle. http://www.jonestactical.com/

8541 Tactical just posted a very favorable blog on FB after a range session with the Savage MSR side-charger in 6.5CM.

I'm using a .444 Marlin now......that puts out more energy than the .450 Bushmaster.

If that were Ohio deer legal I'd be all over it.

Love my XC1, don't have a lot of use for a laser, so I won't be partaking of this offering.

Behind Door #2:

You get your choice of a hearty "Well done!" or what's behind Door #2...........

Ruger Service Six frame Python barrel S&W rear sight A Cougar or Cuger. Popular conversion in the late 1970's. The Ruger frame is stronger than a Colt or S&W, the Python barrels are very accurate, and S&W had the best rear sight design.

They're good stocks and definite upgrade to the cheap factory Tupperware, or the overly flexible Hogue stock. Not near as good as a Manners, McMillan, or one of the chassis systems, but a lot less money. You're looking at $500 and up for a McMillan, and that doesn't include another $250 or so...

I've read where Colt's CEO has stated that in order nowadays to make a Python with the fit and finish of the days of yore, they would have to retail for $4k. Long story short, I bought my 2.5" Python unfired, in the box, with the papers and original receipt for $450 in 1995. Gorgeous gun, I...

MTM makes a nice, affordable, magazine case, with models for both AR and AK mags. http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/shooting/tactical-magazine-can.php

I have drawers in my gun room where I keep my magazines separated. I only keep magazines loaded for certain weapons. For my primary AR, I keep 6 mags loaded with "good" ammo (currently Hornady TAP 60grn VMAX, but I'm switching to Hornady TAP 70grn GMX Barrier) and 15 training mags loaded...

Owner is a great guy and quite a firearms genius. He invented the Bushmaster BA50 and ACR. Also had a hand in the Remington MSR. With DRD he developed the first commercially available semi-automatic .338 Lapua.

Cobb Mfg is no more.........they were bought out by Bushmaster. The guy that owned it is now DRD Tactical.

According to Hudson's website, it's a steel frame. A USGI M1911A1 weighs about 39oz.

I'm looking forward to trying one out. I've paid twice as much for a 9mm that held half as many rounds, and the mags were expensive anyways. If I liked it enough, I'd buy one.

Holy fuck that's ugly! At first glance, it looks like a cartoon of a gun.

An ISMI 19lb 1911 mainspring makes a perfect mainspring for a smooth, light DA trigger pull on a Beretta 92.