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My mom used to give us leftovers. Didn't hurt me then! Won't hurt me now! Bob

Thanks for the info. I was more curious than anything. If the black slide was a leftover, what was it originally used on? Bob

I have no problem with the way it shoots!! After I got it, traded to get a 89 to go with it. (don't have 89 any more) In my book, P90's are underrated, and resale value is low. It seems to have less recoil (or different) than my Sig 1911. I was looking for a P in .40 for a while too. Bob

Hi, I have a P90 that I got roughly 2 years ago. It has a blackened slide vs. the stainless one. It came in the box (black) Model 06601,661-90101. Catalog P90T. 1998 vintage. Does anyone know what this may be? Just curious. The only hint that I had, was possibly Davidsons. Thanks, Bob

There were 2 SP101 9's on there also. 1 was around a grand. The other was $555 the last I looked at it. (a few days ago) I have always wanted a 9 revolver. I do have a .45acp 625 JM. Moon clips are not that bad in my book. Bob

I have looked at them, and tried to buy. It did not happen. The Novak Sight looks out of place on it. (to me anyhow) Certainly would be glad to own 1 though! Sooooo... I ended up with a standard 4" GP100 blue. It has Uncle Mike Grips (finger groove) on it. They feel pretty good. Were any of them...

I used dry chore boy on a brush. JB Bore Paste, Mothers Mag Wheel Polish. Bore is bright and shiny except for the pitting. Like I mentioned before I have never owned a pitted barrel weapon. Bob

I haven't shot it yet due to surgery that I had. (Limitations you know) That would tell me in a hurry! Everything that I read about pitted barrels states that is better to have pitting closer to the cylinder, not the muzzle. It is not deep, but I am fussy, and want a good shooting gun. I should...

Hi, this is the 1st time I am posting on this Forum. I am on the S&W Forum. I have bought, sold and traded many guns over the years, with usually good results. The other day, I bought a GP100. It is a 1987 gun, 4" blue. I checked it well, except looking carefully down the barrel. (it was dirty)...