Recent content by GunnyBob

Learn something new every day. I was unaware that skateboarding and antique furniture were so very important to a free society, and therefore protected by the Constitution. Thinking like that is what led to our slow surrender to the anti's. "Well gee; there's lots of stuff that are regulated..."

60, and arthritis has invaded the knees to the point whereby I never can tell when I'll need additional support, so I stash a cane in the back seat or trunk for those embarrassing moments.

You were man enough to fess up, and that says a lot. Nice tight pattern, too. Cylinder bore or Modified?

7 working days. In Florida, going the electronic print way can be quite fast.

Double Tap 158 grainers in a GP-100.

Nice big old fashioned eraser. Add elbow grease.

Zumbo has asked to be forgiven for his opinion. His opinion was that "assault weapons" had no place in hunting. I've yet to see a genuiine, say fella's, I was wrong, it does. Fine. I forgive him for stating his opinion. But if he continues to believe what he said then he's certainly no friend...

His sponsers are departing in droves and he still refuses to "get-it". As a reasonable man it is my belief that everyone is entitled to a senior moment, regardless of their chronological age and would gladly stop denouncing the man were he to truly apologize to the people he slandered as...

Well, that's a nice job of plinking, boredelmo. You keep pluggin' away and before no time at all you'll be able to hit that cigarette lighter, just like them other fella's will sooner or later hit one a them coins they always seem to be shooting at but just missin'.

Miracles do happen. And a lot of us will be praying along with you for one. Semper Fi

Have used McNett's hot .357 loads since their inception, and with the right Hogue's on a 4" GP-100 they are ridiculously comfortable to shoot. Prefer the 158's but he hasn't been making them for a while, yet the 125's do crank out a tad over 1600 fps from my gun. The better half weighs all of...

4" GP-100 on a regular basis when dressing casually.

Bought a 1911 that struck my fancy during a trip to SE Asia in '68. Wanted a sidearm at the time, and the $20 was well spent. Hid it in a secure place, retrieved the thing on my second tour, and more than once was glad I had it.

My official place of residence was NJ during the time I spent in the Corps, and while I lived in a good community, my interest in firearms led me to move, after bumming around the world for a few years. One of the biggest attractions for moving to Florida was the reasonably sane gun laws. Sure...

Wherever legal; either a Glock 27 during the warmer months, or a GP-100 when a light jacket is necessary. As a widebody, I can hide everything up to a 4" S&W 29, but usually stick with the Glock or Ruger.