Recent content by lanternlad1

This video gives you a good idea of the Governor's patterning. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_iJ34EHuQs MUCH more accurate than some of the Judges I've seen.

The Constitution automatically has sovereignty as law of the land. They can make all the treaties they want, they will never trump the Constitution. This law is unnecessary. Article 6 All Debts contracted and Engagements entered into, before the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be as valid...

Glock 19. Reliable under almost any condition. Very easy to use. Accuracy acceptable out of box but can be upgraded easily with drop in barrels and such. Uses a round easily found almost anywhere. Easily maintained. Easily fixed. Parts are cheap and gunsmiths who can work on it are everywhere...

I believe the Judge WAS a novelty gun when it was first introduced, but with some of the specialty loads currently introduced for it like the Federal HD or Winchester PDX1 410 handgun loads, its not a novelty any longer. And the Governor with its six shot cylinder and ability to shoot 45 ACP as...

I know its a bit off topic, but here's the answer to your question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhyYgnhhKFw&feature=channel_video_title

http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/ky9rw/seriously_america_whats_the_big_deal_with_guns/ This question was asked by an Englishman. There were many different answers, mostly based in ignorance and one even quoting Michael Moore in "Bowling for Columbine". The site this question was...

The later Pierce Brosnan movies armed James with the Walther p99, and in the newer ones he uses a Sig. If 60's Bond were smart, he'd carry a Makarov. Alas, superior as it is, its still a Commie gun, so his superiors wouldn't allow it.

I'll wait until Ruger steals the design before I buy one...

Pawn shops can be a great place for good deals now and then. I just picked up a 1992 Taurus Model 82 (think Smith Model 15) from a local shop. Taurus used to know how to make guns back then.

No offense taken, but the PMR is rubbish to field strip. Any gun that requires a TOOL to hammer out a pin, THEN another tool to pull a main spring out and combines that with a CLEAR, easy to lose buffer that is essential for the gun's operation is not a weapon you want in field work like hunting...

I lay my gun on the nightstand with the muzzle facing away from me (of course) and just look for the night sights if I need to grab it in the dark.

They are in full production now, it's just a matter of time before they are everywhere. I picked one up last week.

Just because I didn't clean it, doesn't mean I didn't check it thoroughly before I shot it. For the record, I believe the kaboom was caused by the ammo, not the gun. I had already shot about 90 rounds through the gun when it happened. If it was the gun, it would have happened before then...

I picked up a Kel-Tec PMR 30 22 mag last week. I've been looking for a gun that I can shoot on a regular basis. I was in a bad car accident about five years ago and since then shooting takes a terrible toll on my hands. I can get through a mag or two of 9mm, then my hands shake too much to...

My original thought was best three guns to have if you could only have these three guns. The only three guns you own. Not any of that "what do you want it for" or "what you shoot best" nonsense. Just the top three guns you would have if you could only have three and money was no object.