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GT Peace 29er, painted in a WW2 Airborne jump plane theme out of boredom (and having just watched Band of Brothers)

Jones Spaceframe

Renovo FatAsh wooden framed 29er

The problem is that very few massed produced guns have a consistently good trigger out of the box. Most leave you in need of an upgrade to make things right. Sigs are good, but the SRT is better. CZ omega is good, but CGW makes it better. With a Glock things are consistently gritty, but I can...

Looks like they left out all of the short frame models.

Toemato = custom tomato

Great question for Bypass. He is a subject matter expert as he buys only broken firearms. Well, you're talking about KNOWINGLY buying which is totally different.

If you make the choice to be politically active at the corporate level, you'd better know everything that's going on. I you don't, you get to reap the whirlwind.

A bring back from the battle of Atlantis.

An AK is definitely the right weapon for this type of finish.

"Stolen Valor" finish ;)

I'll be getting a Gen 5.

The current CZ omega trigger is hard to beat. Older CZs were good but not great and also benefitted from polishing and de-burring. My custom shop PCR was easily the most forgiving and accurate handgun that I've owned to date.

The Glock benefits greatly from what is commonly known as the "25 cent trigger job". I've done this to all of my Glocks and it nets a great improvement in feel and a small lightening of the trigger for zero dollars. I accomplish mine with 2000 grit paper, Flitz, and q-tip.

Which sight is that?

I agree. If the available colors I've found that the orange ring is the easiest for my eyes to acquire. I know a lot of folks swear by these TFOs but they're too bulky for my taste.

I just picked up a G19 with a set of Truglo TFO sights. I'm not a TFO fan and would love to trade them for something else - preferably night sights with an orange front ring.

I saw this mentioned in a different thread. Who's the guy that did the work?