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Several months. Call them to get an estimate. Sometimes they have a gun on hand. I know one shooter that got his RRA hardball with no wait.

Les Baer is the only one that you can probably get right away. I got lucky and got a used RRA.

Neither clarks nor RRA's are availible when ordered. Only the les baer.

I have a RRA and I like it and would buy another RRA.

Heck I use a five o'clock hold.

I found one at the gun show for a good price.

No problem, There are also other bullseye smiths out there that may be a bit more affordable.

My coach's wad gun will do under 1.5 inches at 50, and his smith charged him about 400 I think.

I say keep it. Having a good 1911 base is one more step towards your goal. I don't know for sure, but I was under the impression that colt's generally had pretty loose part tolerances. While good for reliability, it's not good for accuracy. What you should do is send the gun to a bullseye gunsmith. ...

Try calling Neal, he responded to my emails promptly however.

Of the rimfires I have shot, (model 41(both barrel lengths) , highstandard, marvel conversion, trailside, and ruger, my favorites were the marvel conversion, and the trailside. The short heavy barrel 41 comes next.

I felt like the marvel conversion always settled in the same spot.

Thanks for the essay. It was a good read.

Here's the thing.. and this is going to PO a lot of people .. few of the popular American BE 22s are worth the trouble IMO. By this I mean the Rugers, S&W 41, Browning Buckmark, Colt Woodsman etc. Early High Standards are often an exception. Now this isn't to say that a 41 can't be made into a ...

It still works for me. Looks like they have a couple of new ones.

Dang how does this happen. I'll give ya double for it haha.

The LP2 I looked at was full sized had a large grip. I didn't use the online pictures for my own reference.

The new Lp2's silver finish looks nice!

It seemed slightly less than fully anatomical. The grip was a little narrower than my nill grip, and the palm swell less pronounced, along with most of the contours. The shaping was more neutral and conservative. Also there were no finger grooves. It does seem like it would fit a larger variety of h...

I find that the Morini grips on the LP2 are pretty poor compared to some other pistol grips.

The 25 and 50 yard ranges are closed.

Is there a special target, or a target where the black is about the same size at 15?

No .22 at the moment, but I have a Rock River Hardball as my wad and ball gun.



The model 41 belonged to my coach.

I hope this goes well.

I just called them, and they said they have 10 of each.

Does anyone know if they still have any?