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Anyone else been following the Day by Day cartoon the past three days? Sam is looking just as lovely as ever... http://daybydaycartoon.com/ Thank you, Chris. Jeff

A friend of mine recently showed me a CZ27 that a family member had brought back from Europe after WWll. There's the pistol, holster and mags. She wants to take it to the range and has asked me about its operation. I think I've got everything sussed out, even the weird safety, but I've never...

An Anglophile friend just got a Webley revolver in .455 (455 Eley, I believe) and now wants to reload for the thing- we've sourced cases, recipes, etc. Everything he needs but lead bullets. He doesn't want to cast his own, and I ain't gonna do it for him. Does anyone know of a source of lead...

A freind of mine was recently given a war trophy belonging to her late uncle, a WWll combat vet. She'd lost the the key to the case, and asked me to open it. Inside was a CZ27 with holster and two mags. The gun appears to be in very fine condition, no rust to speak of and hardly fired, near as I...

Just purchased a CZ52 earlier this month. Appears unfired (or did when I bought it :D ), made in 1954. Really coarse parkerizing for a finish. Teeny sights, hard trigger (getting better). Fascinating operating mechanism. This thing fits my hand perfectly, in 200 rounds goes bang every time...

I shot a CZ 97B at the range for the first time the other day. It was blued, and appeared to be pretty new. It was a beautiful gun to look at, well made and was very easy to shoot well. I had a ball shooting it, and its owner had a ball shooting my .45LC Ruger Bisley. I think I may be falling...

Rereading Elmer Kieth's "Sixguns" a subject came up that I had been discussing with friends. In terms of barrel wear, what's better- hard cast lead (say 18 Brinnell) or plated swaged bullets, such as Rainier or West Coast. It seems to me that while copper plate is harder that lead, the...