Today I have some more of Mason's glocks. One frame with two slide's it's a 17/34 combo. The slide on the 17 was done by ATEi and the frame was done by Ben at Boresight Solutions. Pretty cool overall. PS the rear serations were milled off to add grip tape. These pics were taken without the grip tape on.

Hey guys just wanted to share some pictures of a Boresight Solutions Glock one of my fellow employees has, here at the Gun Gallery. The stippling is excellent and to me enhances the pistol both functionally as well as aesthetically. The back strap has had an extreme reduction which takes away the Glock "hump" and makes it much smaller all around. It has also had the Vickers mag release installed and some beveling around the mag release to aid in mag changes. The trigger guard has been beveled to allow your hand to higher on the grip and get a little more control and also helps if you wear gloves. The frame flats have been stippled to give you a frame of reference on where to place your hands. It also features a Glock factory threaded barrel and a custom fitted ghost connector. Topped off with Warren Tactical two dot night sights. Overall it's a pretty customized frame and really nice to shoot.

Today I have one of my favorites for you.  It's the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 Carry kit in FDE.  This one has an Apex Forward Set Sear (FSS) trigger kit installed.  The Apex FSS trigger kit decreases the take up and reset of the trigger and also lightens the pull as well.  You also get a new trigger machined from aircraft grade aluminum.  The trigger safety also happens to be the Glock style in the center of the trigger instead of the M&P style.  Other than that the gun is mostly stock for now.  I'd like to get a set of Warren Tactical's for it.  I usually carry it with an X-300 on it in the Bladetech holster shown here.  Very nice to shoot especially with the FSS trigger on it. 

A couple of the guys went out to the FOP range nearby to Zero a few guns.  While we were out there I decided to take a few pics. 

Today we have Colt's 10MM Delta Elite.  One of the few pistols out there chambered in 10MM. 

Today we have another Colt Gold Cup. I decided to put some VZ grips on there to spruce things up a bit. I also recently just purchased a new lens. A Nikkor 105MM F2.8 Micro. Which allows me to get really close in and get some interesting details. So here are the pics.

Here's something I always thought was interesting on colts. These stamps are for IIRC the person that does the final assembly, Test Fire, and one more quality control step. Kinda cool to be able to track it back that way.

The first person the guess the correct make and model of the gun pictured in the Comments below will win a free Sticker/Patch Pack.

I was all set up taking pictures and one of out regular customers requested that I took some pictures of his gun.  I like the set up it's similar to what I would want in a full size 1911. 

Today I don't have a lot of pictures for you but, there is a pretty cool story behind this 1911. One of our customers brought this in and was asking about how to keep the rust off of it. After some discussion about that I asked her where she had gotten the gun. Since it was chambered in .38 super (which is popular in Mexico) and the grips look kind of Mexican. She explained that her father (or grandfather I can't recall now.) was a Sheriff in Texas and that this gun was given to him as a gift while he was there. She continues to shoot it today though she's looking for something to take it's place so that she can avoid firing the gun too much more. There may possibly be a lady hawk in her future.

Larry Vickers was teaching a class to the St. John's county sherrif's office.  And decided to stop by on Friday and have a look at the store.  It was pretty cool to have him come by and talk shop with us for a bit.