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See . The firing pin (9) lives inside the 1911-type slide (48). The firing pin is an inertial type, as attested by spring (11) which pushes from the front. The only access to the firing pin is where its back end pokes out through the firing pin stop (12). The strut (22) is pinned into the...

I am sitting here looking at all the stuff on my computer table and got curious about what guns you have within reach from your position at your computer right now. On my computer table for fondling purposes I have: Ruger GP-100 .357 Mag. Walther PPKs .22 LR. Armi Galesi vest-pocket semi .22...

Other than Caspian, does anyone offer a 1911 frame with an integral (not staked on) plunger tube?

I have been doing some research to figure out which gun to get as a carry weapon. One of the guns under consideration is the Taurus PT 24/7, so I downloaded the user's manual from the Taurus website. I almost choked on my Snapple when I read about the internal lock -- notice the two warnings in...