Recent content by rkt88edmo

ha ha ha, keeping this bubbled up to the top

Walked in to the FFL for a PPT and saw a 442 in the case. Belonged to the FFL - looks near new, pre-lock, been waiting to run across a decent deal on a 642/442 and that was my day. 6 more days until I can pick it up...

or not

Part hilarious, part extemely sad.

The brushes are the same. They do make a shorter brush for tiny chambers like airguns, where access is an issue.

Nothing will carry quite like the military due to the slim design and light weight. But as posted above, the benchmade skirmish is rock solid at that size and price. The griptilians are great, but are much wider, which I find less comfortable to IWB carry.

Would you buy a car if you didn't know how to drive? As said above, get training, and then get some experience. You will be safer and probably happier with your purchase.

Mossberg has a new "Super Bantam" stock with 2 sizes. I've been meaning to buy a shorter stock for a while and was leaning towards the Hogue overmold, but I think I am going to give the SuperBantam a try.

Are you following through and keeping the trigger pressed to the rear after the shot breaks?

The Wilderness now has a belt in 1.5 inch that has two plastic rings instead of the metal buckle, a larger version of their "frequent flyer". Lighter to wear and doesnt' scream tactical.

Gas rings should have the gaps offset on the bolt, not aligned. Do the test to see if the lubed bolt slides out of the carrier under the power of gravity. If it does, he needs new gas rings.

"I luvs my guns....luvs my guns" There are a lot of little interesting bits in the film about fear, perception, & media. The movie presents them and embodies them at the same time.

Heinie straight 8

If you are really concerned, you should probably get a closed circuit tv system.

I like the fat 21 in my hand. My hands might be on the larger side for someone who is only 5' 10", but I don't have huge paws. When I bought my first pistol I chose one that I could get a better grip on because the grip was smaller and I felt that it was more secure in my hand. The more I...