I have a mechanical seiko "monster" that I wear every single day. It lost a total of 40 seconds from the last daylight savings time to this daylight savings time. From my understanding it was built nearly 100% by robots. My omega, by contrast has much more human involvement in its...
There is definitely a declining trend....
Used to be there was a rifle range in the basement of most high schools. Kids would get on the bus with their 22's. Not anymore. Most high schools don't even have shooting teams anymore. Rod and Gun clubs used to be a central to many communities...
I think that it is probably a town thing.... I have a non-resident ct permit, which is issued by the state not the town, and the process was very standard and straight forward.
They must have been busy that week.... Big thumbs up for PA's non-resident permit process!
Sounds like a good trade to me.... Then again, I firmly believe that the sp101 is the best 5 shot 357/38 on the market, so my opinion may be slanted. :)
I'd rather defend with a 45 acp then a 357 magnum round. The flash, noise and recoil of a 357 are a huge tactical disadvantage. Couple that with the bigger hole made by the 45 acp and I'm sold.
Ok... I haven't read the thread so I'm sure others have probably already said this but:
For every 1 highly reliable auto loader I've seen, I've probably seen 2 that aren't reliable. This is obviously just reflective of my experience.
Here's what I don't like about auto loaders.... They...
Well, a couple of weeks ago, after being unable to comfortably carry the 4" redhawk, I set myself up with a new rig. This has been working out very well for me.
It's a 629 carry comp, loaded with 44 specials.
It's the act of clearing a chambered auto-loader that makes me uncomfortable. I must say that I was pretty unnerved one day when I needed to carry my 1911 and at the end of the day discovered that the thumb safety was no longer engaged.
I mainly carry a revolver because to my mind, it is a...
I fully embrace my right to carry and happily accept the responsibilities and obligations that come with it. With that said, carrying my redhawk, iwb, for anything more than a few hours becomes physically uncomfortable (mostly the barrel digging into my hip/leg). Any recommendations on...
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