Recent content by JeffG

If you need the time to rack a round or cock a hammer in the woods, the deer won't kill you. If you are pointing a gun at yourself and incur a discharge, you inappropriately have your finger on the trigger, and you need more training.

Funny how people carry their deer rifle in condition one, but are hesitant to carry a defensive/duty pistol in the same condition.

Classic load, classic gun. Very nice!

You could do a whole heck of a lot worse... nice rig!

I would suggest NuFinish in your tumbling. If it persists, maybe a rechargeable desiccant like DryTote desiccant packs, and airtight containers. Available on Amazon.

It looks like 762x54r. Yellow tip = heavy ball Common Mosin ammo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.62%C3%9754mmR

Another solution to a nonexistent problem. I am sure the Bloods, Crips, and the Sinaloa Cartel are at a total standstill now.

Yes. My 8mm Yugo Mauser would screw up an intruder's whole evening...

'70s and '80s series were beauties.

That sounds like a great idea!

I found a mount-on-the-scope mount for my coyote rifle, and put a Fastfire out to the left at 45 degrees. All I have to do is open my left eye, and I can use the red dot to hit closer target. It is very effective at 100 yards.

I didn't know what I was missing until I replaced my old Lee with a Frankford Arsenal measure.

Scant use of Lubriplate on the slide rails, pretty dry other than rust protection. As it sits in the holster, nothing behind the firing pin.

My Combat Elite was defective from the factory: it unlocked early. Because of early unlock the slide recoiled excessively and drove the recoil guide hard into the frame. The recoil guide peened the frame. I sent it back to Colt after 3000 rounds. My first couple of hundred rounds were ball...

Not only is it a hoot, but I consider it a necessary skillset.