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On most paper targets, the ten ring is centered on the chest. I think just below the belt buckle would be a better location, Many men can easily take a hard punch to their chest and not fall, where, a very light tap below the belt buckle will bring them to their knees. There is the hard...

….on back cover of May American Rifleman. #1, It looks to me like the gun is aimed right at his important parts. Not where I want a gun barrel pointed, that’s for sure. #2. the title “It;s Your Duty to be ready”. All in caps. so are they trying to lay a guilt trip on us, or what. Maybe I’m...

These are made just down the road from where I live. Granddaughters husband is a Machinist There. Says the company operates on two words…’Quality’. ‘Precision’. the only gun they make is a 357 Magnum,,,read the story here….SilverCreekFirearms.com. They are the finest guns I have seen,,, very...

Considering moving to Granbury to retire. Anyone from the area, know local ranges, places to shoot, etc?

I would like one like it?? I can’t get the picture to load??/

..about the deterioration of the NRA Headquarters building? I can’t find it.

Recently saw an alert from WLP that the NRA takes all the credit for this…Says the NRA spent over $1 million dollars to defeat it.. How was the money spent? I would like to know, maybe not to the penny,but to the nearest $10,000. I would like to see an accounting.

I have recently read that the building is in bad shape. The roof is leaking, during the recent heavy rains, many rooms were damaged, water was even leaking into the vaults. How safe is the Museum now? America’s treasures, American heritage…I donated a gun to the museum years ago,, if it is...

Started with the review in American Rifleman,,,doubt they’ve ever found an advertiser’s gun they didn’t like....then looked at many other reviews, and Armscor’s site. This little, but heavy gun is impressive. All reviewers seemed to like it, which is slightly unusual. The gun is heavy, 34...

Years ago at one of the nearby gun shows, there was this one guy who always had three Enfield for sale,, always priced pretty high,,,He just like to chat and show his guns....Went by once he had only two, said someone actually paid his price...I noticed he had raised his prices. we have a...

It’s a 22 LR, only marking on the barrel is “22LR only, greaseless”. It has gills,,, and that distinctive safety, which I have seen before, but can’t remember...Has a trap door in the butt. the sights have removes and the dovetails filled in pretty nicely,,,has a cheap Weaver scope, I asked...

I have a new 206, under $150, it shoots fine,, I like the rubber grips they included for free, though still shoot it with the wood grips.. IN some reviews I saw it compared to the Detective, as in roughly the same size and configuration etc. I’ve never held the Colt so I don’t know...However...

What full size revolvers have them?? Like the NAA small revolvers?

I probably should’ve research this myself, but I’m feeling lazy today,,,,,,I know there are ‘holsters’ that do not look like holsters, such as cell phone cases, fanny packs, back packs and whatever....So it is concealed carry. I am wondering about a military type holster from back in the...

I have several NEF R73 revolvers,,, that’s the 32 H&R Magnum,, Yeah, yeah,, I know all your opinions about this and that. What I am looking for is a current model revolver of the same size, so I can find a holster. Obviously I have my gun and can measure it, but I don’t know what current...

Just read the review on this gun in American Rifleman,,, I’m going to have to go look, but there is something about “the barrel’s breechblock locking into the slide’s ejection port’....comment that sure puts me in mind of a Star, or an FEG from days long past. What do you think?

Yesterday I was in Tractor Supply, in a town of less than 9,000 people and there was an armed security guard.....amazed, that one was needed. He said there had been robbery attempts so now guards,. He used to work at two juvenile detention centers, said everyone of the kids in those places...

It’s used, in great shape,,, haven’t dated it yet, or shot it.....too much rain,, but it looks and feels great...It was made in Italy. Has a red dot. In the grip.

I was reading the thread “wearing out a firearm’.. Several commented they have a gun they don’t shoot because they can’t get parts for it,,, maybe the manufacturer is out of business, or the model has been discontinued so long.....who knows. I have some guns which are real difficult to find...

How do you measure your revolver’s accuracy. for a true picture I shoot from sand bags, or a pistol rest. for example a Dan Wesson (early) with a 12” barrel is bullseye accurate at 50 yds. A 38 Special snubbie, with 3” barrel from bags or a rest is reasonably accurate, at 5 yds. Both of...