Sweet!

[EW]

ND not AD. That is all.

yep

[YALE]

FYI, FFC: your palm should be off the grip safety when you clear the gun. That will help ensure you don't fire it accidentally for a couple of reasons, one of which being it will be impossible for your finger to be on the trigger.

[Moose242]

Most high end 1911s require 1,000 round break ins. Check out Ed Brown, and Wilson Combat. I have gone to the range and burned through ammo to break in both a Brown and 2 Wilsons. It is not that they need that many rounds to get them feed properly.

Wilson Combat only says not to clean your gun for the first 300 rounds. They say if it has a malfunction, call them and send it back.

[GeorgeG.]

I have a Kimber with the grip safety...

Should my right hand straddle the slide while using my right thumb to remove the magazine? I seem to recall holding the grip and using my thumb but I'll have to run through the motion of removing the mag and clearing the gun to see what I'm currently doing.

ND or AD is the sole reason I have a hard time leaving one chambered.

[2000 vert]

I have a Kimber with the grip safety...

Should my right hand straddle the slide while using my right thumb to remove the magazine? I seem to recall holding the grip and using my thumb but I'll have to run through the motion of removing the mag and clearing the gun to see what I'm currently doing.

ND or AD is the sole reason I have a hard time leaving one chambered.

That's why I love my beretta 96d. Its double action only, I can leave it chambered and its almost impossible to accidently discharge.