Recent content by genie

heh heh, i wonder what the felt recoil on that thing is like.... edit: well, i just read this near the bottom of the article: "The plates are small - only 30 mm by 15 mm in cross-section, and 850 microns thick." i'm guessing that's a really really light weight plate. plus electro...

whoah! i'm sure there will be more posts made by those who actually know stuff. i only know enough to go whoah(!) -- a folding stock on a fn fal -- that's a nice rifle you go there!

ooh - i get to get in on some advice early on! :) i believe that the reason people prefer longer barrels for trap is that it "smooths out" your swing. having a bit more weight spread out in front makes it harder to snap the front of the barrel to the clay. in trap, all the clays are...

just wanted to say a big thanks to those who replied. yup -- it turned out to be as simple as releasing the cocking handle. it broke down and reassembled real easy after that. i finally gave it a cleaning and oiling and brought it to a range. keeee - that is a fun little carbine! it makes...

hello, i could use some tips/advice. i got a new beretta storm and tried to give it an initial cleaning before taking it to a range. i got the push pin out and the upper assembly slid forth maybe an inch. after that i can't seem to get it to slide all the way out like the manual shows...

reading that made my morning!

i have no real point here, just some observations. :) about 2 months ago i recently took the plunge and bought a real nice beretta 391. it's a 2004 model with the optima bored barrel. i also recently inherited a nef pardner single shot shotgun. both are 12 gauge. heh heh, the...

i really enjoy mine. beretta has alot of pieces parts you can adjust on it - the different barrel lengths that you mentioned, colored grip panels, colored slides, and i'm probably forgetting some others. check out berretausa.com. it's really easy to field strip and clean. almost glock...

ahh...i can literally feel all my rationalization oozing away like a post-nasal drip. just the sheer lunacy of it is so tempting. it's a safe way of satisfying the "look ma, no hands" itch. iwantoneiwantoneiwantone!! :D

oh.my.goodness. the muzzle blast and recoil on my 7.5" super redhawk in .454 casull is impressive. 2.5"?? sheesh - at close range, even if you miss the muzzle blast should set it on fire :p darn it...now i'm starting to want to shoot both that gun and the s&w 500 in the 4" barrel...

haha! that's sheer genius for dealing with upset liberals who always eagerly talk about how bad the government will be in the next couple of years. the very concept of liberals needing the 2nd Amendment...talk about exploding their bubble of how the world works!

huh, from the thread title, i thought this was gonna be about getting caught by the wife when trying to sneak a new gun into the house! glad all went well for you.

i have about 2,500 rounds through my G19. no problems at all. well...except that i always end shooting alot more ammo i had planned on. :)

i tried 2 gun shooting for the first time last night. and as everyone said, it's a hoot! i had a glock 19 in my left and a beretta 92 in my right. at first i was alternating shots between my left and right hand but after a couple of shots, i started firing both simultaneously rapidly. i...

awwww...that must have been a sweet doggie :)