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wheelr:
For handgun ammo I'd try out Wal-Mart like Neckbeard recommended.  That's where I bought most of my .40 (Blazer Brass FMJ for target ammo).  Cheapest place I found but they don't always have it in stock, so when they do buy the most you can.

Rick James:
Yeah I've checked two of the local Wal-Marts and although they don't have much, they have more .40 available than 9mm.  Same with Gander Mountain but I wasn't too impressed with their prices.

Birdmane:
Gander MTN price gouges.

You can find Blazer Brass and Wolf and UMC at walmart, 9mm and .40, for less than $9 per 50 which is good for these days.

You should shoot the gun before you buy it.

9mm is a great round and fun to shoot, .40 is snappy and makes double taps real hard.

Try a polymer gun and a metal gun.

I suggest getting a .22 pistol at first because it is really fun and cheap.  

Then I would get a .45, 10mm, .357 sig, .357 revolver (best Bet/buy ever).

9mm and .40 get boring and you always want more power.  A revolver in .38/.357 is the best ever.

couch:
FINALLY picked up a 1911 stainless casting. Most of the holes are finished, its already ground to size. This investment casting is NICE! Minor filing and its coming together. I fit the trigger & the magazine last night. I need to bore out one hole for the mag release and that will drop in.

From the looks of it I need to cut the slides, open up the main spring housing and cut the grooves for that, tap the grip bushing holes (od size and EXPENSIVE tap from Midway/Brownells, may order a couple custom coated taps for this), cut the tangs for a beaver tail grip safety, drill the ejector location holes, the holes for the plunger tube and that's about it!

Birdmane:
Fuck you couch that is awesome.

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