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I expected the plunger piece might be an issue. Not really since it was so thin snapping it off would have been easy. Can never tell making a grip on my gun how it's gonna work on somebody elses. ...

The green finish on those doesn't hold up for beans. Officer at the PD had one and in no time it lookes like it'd been drug behind the truck. Para didn't want to do anything about it.

I have a smaller version of that, about 8" overall that I used to carry all the time. Still do sometimes but not leaving the house much, it pretty much lives on the dresser.

I got booted out of a lot of diversity classes. My worst subject was profiling. I was good at that, I'd be a great asset at airport screening.

How bout this?

I never had that issue either but the officers usually are in a hurry and hit the tank (which I seldom used unless extremely dirty) and use a brush with the solvent coming out of it, it's kind of...

Be a little trickier but I bet I could still get a pin in them. Course they look just fine without too.

One on the left doesn't have a SIG pin in the middle?

The Para beats all those hands down. You'll be ok. Do like I do. Just lay down on the kitchen floor in a fatal position, thumb in mouth and put a little bit for a couple hours. You'll be a new...

We never had hardly any issues with the 92 and 96 Beretta's we had at the dept. I seldom had to replace a part or anything. Some agencies apparently did have some but we got along just fine and...

We transitioned to G model 40 cals after the 92's. Did solve the safety issue. Lastly they went to Glock 45's and about the time I retired they went full circle back to Glock 9's. Glad I didn't...

Back when our dept carried Beretta 92's with safety decockers, many of the officers opted to decock and then put the safety off so they didn't have to if they had to shoot. Sooo they trained...

I've seen the elephant twice. Fortunately, neither incident ended up with a loud bang. Only negative thing in my case was neglecting to put the safety back on when reholstering. Adrenalin dump...

Huh? You don't like a thumb safety?

Ken has the Ed Brown, I have the Wilson that I got a super deal on or I'd never have one. It's very early Wilson and not one of those that start at 4000 bucks etc. Still you can feel the quality...

Just a long almost no weight take up, till it hits a wall and then it's exactly like a 1911. Most guys who tried mine didn't like it. Probably the same ones that don't like Kahr triggers. I liked...

Had a hankering for one of those for years. Never got one into the toy box, but the game ain't over yet.

They should fit perfect. I made those on my Para Ordnance LDA . I got one just like the picture for one of my Chiefs. He didn't want to carry a Beretta or a Glock like everybody else. Wanted...

I hope there is a next time. I thought of the heat but didn't follow thru. I think on closer examination, your right in that it was some sort of thread locker. There were strands visible. I'm...

I like em cause of the spur hammer and lack of beavertail. Guess I like em with or without the beavertail.
My Remington came very similar to that, I was able to get a wide spur hammer from Kahr...

That's a durn nice package and seems like a great price too. I like it.

I'm still waiting on the adoption process so I can call you daddy. I'm patient.

I don't use anything as I'm forever swapping bushing. I try to avoid it when I can. Don't have any trouble with them coming loose so far. I should get that tap though just in case. I don't do...

Boom? Boom? Maybe m should be K but I'm okay with Boom.

I can't say for sure which piece it was now, been handling and drooling and figuring, so I'm kind of confused. Each piece does get me 3 slabs so 1 1/2 sets of grips. The piece left over from this...

Lets talk for a minute about Tisas grip bushings. Never occurred to me that I hadn't swapped the bushings since new. Soooo, today after whittling a set of grips in one day, in near record time and...