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ABBOBERG, This is Dr. Strangegun, I've just had this user account much longer than that blog. Anyhow, I have something to posit to you. Have you explored custom 9mm loads for these guns? With the claw lifter, since it has no ramps or forced angle changes, it would seem to me that it'd...

AD....ND... UD... no. I think we should call this a new category. Holster malfunction.

Mine was an early one and hence was a labor of love... wouldn't feed right out of the box, turned out the chamber edge was razor sharp. After a few thousand rounds the safety loosened up and I deepened the detent holes to hold them in place. After about the 5000 round mark and an ungodly...

Salient points on the P22 1. There are two points to check occasionally; Make sure both the barrel nut and the philips head screw in the side of the frame are tight. 2. There are directions out there on how to deal with a "saggy" safety. 3. Most P22s need better ammo to start and then...

Still one at CCA, 865-966-4545, or at least there was tuesday.

My best guess about the shotgun was that the petals on the plastic cup probably caught fast against the choke since water's so much thicker than air (it's all fluid dynamics regardless) and caused the overpressure.

Well, unless it's in my backyard or I'm downwind, I won't be doing much of anything. The explosion itself is likely to be a non-event, it's any rioting, looting, lawlessness, supply shortages, et.al. later on that you have to watch for. Now, if it's full-scale M.A.D, I can kiss my happy tail...

6x.357, 158gr 1300fps, holstered, nightstand. No safety to speak of.

*shrug* seems to me that the more of a car is made in (northern) America, the better it turns out. Strange, given the propoganda... Toyotas and Nissans made here end up great Fords made in Mexico and GMs made in Canada end up badly Let's see, where are the outliers... Ah, Saturn. The Holy...

We're open 9-9 weekdays, 10-7 saturday and 12-5 sunday. Most businesses have to realize, even disregarding sunday, that if they're only open 9-5 then they're going to lose a heck of a lot of business from the other poor Joes who work 9-5. At least stay open late during the week, otherwise...

You could put it on a large platform of 3/4" plywood to spread the weight around. Just a suggestion.

As it turns out, my BAG day guns were two very nice condition rifles, a 1927 Izhevsk MN91/30 Dragoon conversion, and a "fake" 1944 No5Mk1 with a No4Mk1 reciever and a match bolt, and some Pakistani scribbling on the stock.

I bought my 75B compact used with an unknown number of rounds through it, and the recoil spring had gone soft (1997 build). I changed that with a Wolff spring, and no problems for the ~5000 rounds since. Oh, and WWB bulk pack gives it fits. Wolf steel, laquered or plastic, no problems. It...

I'm mostly pistols now, so I don't have a "worst" for most of your categories, but... My walther P22. Comfortable, accurate, easy to shoot. Nice gun, if it weren't for it needing some light work with a file when I first got it to make it feed, and that it's now back at S&W for repairs after...

I would like to take the time to point out that if someone rants in all-caps using several local colloquiallisms and/or "pet names" that someone in another nation may never have heard or could make heads nor tails of, you will not get your point across, you'll simply sound like a blithering...

What can I say. I'd almost hit the 100,000 mile mark with my Daewoo Leganza before I managed to smear it nose-first into the median of I-40 one rainy morning. It needed to go to the shop once in that time, comfortable, handled great (want video of me racing it in Solo-II? I have them), powerful...

"Will a decocker even work on a striker fired pistol?" Anything can be made work. Anyhow, Walther P99.

This is why part of my "defense drill" is to grab my little hiking machete... aka the cheap stainless katana. That's in the left, pistol in the right, anyone who rushes me is in for a double surprise and I can hold off someone beyond arm's length. EDIT: I'm talking home defense here, of course...

Remember that the internet reaches everyone. To you with gardens and landscaping, Bugs there may be tularemia-ridden bucktoothed vermin not fit for the pot. To an urbanite it's "oh wook at the fwuffy bunny wabbit, so cyuuuute!" Perception is rule, here.

I'm pretty sure that the twist rate in CZ barrels is optimized for 124gr projectiles. YMMV.