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Originally posted by JAFO:
Hmmmm. Wonder what's under the towel? Secret Volcano Base stuff, no doubt.

Bruce's porn stash

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Originally posted by LDD:
Bruce: "I just decided I’m going to go all-out, all-in and do the absolute best work I can completely by hand—everything on the gun from sight installation to barrel fittings, to slide-to-frame-fitting and all the cosmetic work, completely done by hand. I’ve used the milling machine to straighten out a couple of lines externally, everything else is by hand."

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Originally posted by Wino:
LDD, it looks like the end of the interview got cut off... can you check it out?

Thanks!

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want to buy.

There are very few companies that guarantee the way things we do. We guarantee our work on somebody else’s gun, for life. We can do that, we stand behind it and we don’t regret it. It is a business.

USPSA and IPSC declined for a while in this country largely because people spent an awful lot of money on equipment that did not work and it drove them out of the sport. And we saw that in the early to mid 90s with the rise of all these people building really expensive open guns that did not function. With people constantly having nothing but malfunctions and jams and giving the entire concept of the 1911 a bad name.

These are things that I think people need to realize can still happen. It’s a testament to the quality of production pistols that are out there now that they’re as good as they are and don’t require as much work as what we had in the past. Building 1911s we used to make everything by hand. Now you can buy a trigger kit of a Glock or go to Randy Lee and get great stuff for the M&P, and be down the road and have pretty good assurance you stuff is going to work. But once you step beyond that, you have to be careful.