I’ve made a few dozen out of Farriers rasps. Mostly save-edge brand that I get from my farrier. (When you have horses you see him regularly.) He gives them to me rather than throw them away. If you make people a knife along, they’ll keep you supplied.
Put them in your forge until they get to...
I often drop in a Storm Lake 9mm conversion barrel in my Gen 3 G27. I don't change the extractor, and it runs fine. Most of the time I use a .40 caliber magazine as well. I have a Gen 4 G22 that I put a threaded Swenson brand 9mm barrel in, and I did change the extractor to 9mm, mostly for a...
I have been in their store in Wetumpka. What you see on google is exactly like real life. I haven't bought from them online, but did buy powder while I was there. Inventory of guns wasn't real large, but the counter guy told me that most of his volume is online sales.
A Taylor’s Runnin Iron shown with one my early attempts at knife making. A farriers rasps with deer antler and leather handles sandwiched between brass fittings.
It was a revolver. I don’t recall the model number, their rendition of a J frame. It was chambered in .357 magnum. It would run .38 Special fine, but would lock up on .357’s.
I bought a brand new Taurus one time. It worked sometimes, sometimes it didn’t. I gave it away. I’ve bought Eight Glocks since then, and carried a few others Glocks that belonged my employer. I can’t imagine trying to decide between the two.
I currently have 4 of the double stack iteration, and recently sold the G48. (I”ll probably roll that money into a Gen5 G26.) After all these years of a Glock feeling a certain way, the slimline ones just don’t. I don’t have very big hands, but sometimes think my hand has conformed to hold a...
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Except for this one. The only reason I know about it is because I wanted a Uberti with a transfer bar and could never find it locally.
When I was a teenager I sat on a little folding stool right in trail between two big briar patches. A doe came running toward me on the trail and right as I thought she would clobber me, I saw her eyes get huge, she then sidestepped and kept going. I waited all afternoon for a buck that might...
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