the one on top

http://picsorban.com/upload/100_0141.jpg



what model sig is this ? whats that thing on the bottom of the barrel ? is it stock ?

http://picsorban.com/upload/db_dsc022301.jpg



n this one.. i love this body style pistol. of the kimbers and springfields which ones have the thinest/ widest/ longest barrels ? which are the best in this style for .45?

http://picsorban.com/upload/gunpics1406bd.jpg


something along the lines like this... what is the max capacity of clips for these types of guns.. ? i think 1911 ... am i wrong ? which is the best brand and model of these types in .45 ... im being redundant cause i like this style alot

http://picsorban.com/upload/kimbereclipsetargetii-left-2-rdcd.jpg


whats the one on the top called ?
http://picsorban.com/upload/springfield1.jpg

haha....you said clips

They jam all the time..

AWWWW whoes der Newwbe? Hesss so gute...... Ijus LUV the lil new guys.... awwwwww.....


Google is your friend.

Plus you can read the model # on the sig.

Quoted: Plus you can read the model # on the sig.

And on most of them.


A slide engraving is like a tablet from God.

It's Saturday evening, and I am sitting here eating Doritos while I wait for my woman to get off of work and take me out to the bar.  As such, I will voluntarily suspend my disbelief and attempt to answer a few of your questions, since I have some time to kill.

1.  You have, of course, a 1911, a Sig, and a Glock, in that order, in the first picture.

2.  The Sig is a model 226.  I figured that out by reading the engraving on the slide where it says "Sig Sauer P226".

3.  By 'that thing on the bottom of the barrel', I am assuming you are either referring to the guide rod assembly (round thing under the barrel) or the rail (rail thing under the slide), both of which come at no extra charge for that particular model of Sig.

4.  Since you love the Kimber body style as seen in your picture, I would recommend Kimber as the best style of gun for you.  

5. I am assuming the Kimber in the picture is a .45, although it could be .38, 9mm, .40, or any other sort of wacky caliber.  It is indeed a 1911.

6.  If you want a wider barrel, you should look for a model with a bull barrel, which does not require a bushing because it is thicker.  If you want a longer barrel, you should buy a longer gun.  Common sizes are 3, 4, & 5 inches, although 6" models are available.

7.  You can get 6, 7, 8, 10, 15, 20, and 30 round magazines for these pistols, although 7 & 8 are the most common, as they sit flush with the frame.  

8.  Finally, the one on the top of the last picture is called a Model 1911-A1, and appears to be in .45 caliber.  Refer to #2 for the model determination process.

Back to my Doritos.  One more hour until I can hit the bar.

He's a Team Member too?
Did somebody steal dad's credit card?

Wow, major

Will watch out for the dingleberry from now on.

I thought school was back in session now.

I think the short bus crashed and one escaped.

Its the government trying to make us forget about the elections.

Quoted: I think the short bus crashed and one escaped.

Haaaaaaaaa! You mean the tart cart right?

lmao

as soon as i saw the pics i knew........

can we change his username to, I_just_turned_12_and_don't_know_how_to_search

Where did the pictures go?

mmk