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That's a euphemism if I ever saw one. :)

I bought a Marlin 1895 .45-70 because I wanted a repeating rifle in that historic caliber. And just in case one of L. Ron Hubbard's Psychlos shows up around here.;)

Saw it today; this one will definitely join the DVD collection. The battle of San Jacinto is also featured, though without the depth given the main story. Lots of flintlock action, and Billy Bob Thornton as David Crockett was outstanding. Great job of showing the man behind the myth. This...

American Derringer AMT Armalite Arsenal Auto-Ordnance Browning Colt CZ FN Glock H&K Irwindale Ishapore Izhmash Lefever Magnum Research Marlin Mauser Para-Ordnance Radom Remington Rossi Ruger Savage Sig/Sauer S&W Springfield Taurus Underwood Universal Winchester And a Beretta on the way.

Handgun: Glock 20, 150gr JHPs. Rifle: Springfield M1A, 150gr FMJs. Shotgun: Winchester 1300 Defender, 00 and 4 buck.

Tune is a media hound. Seems like whenever there's a story on this subject around here, TV or print, ol' Buford gets free publicity.:scrutiny:

I've got a 10/22 just like that. Based on a conversation with a Ruger collector, I think this was a limited production variant made only for Wal-Mart. I've no idea of the value or collectibility, though.

I was "kissed" by the scope on a friend's .338 Win Mag.:eek:

Night Of The Comet: Two Valley Girls (who just happen to have been trained to use firearms by their soldier father), use submachine guns to fight off zombies.

Were Marines on Guadalcanal armed with Garands, or were they still using M1903s?

It was either an AMT Longslide .45ACP, or a Colt King Cobra .357. I can't remember which one I bought first. I no longer have them. I was 29 or 30 at the time. The Longslide was a good, reliable pistol. It must have slipped out of the factory by mistake, because the other AMTs that I've owned...

I believe the PK was designed by Kalashnikov.

CB900F, I've read books about Leyte Gulf, but this is the first one I've seen that covers the Samar action in detail. The author does a good job of describing the battles in the Sibuyan Sea and Surigao Strait as a prelude to Samar. Remarkable fact: One battleship of Kurita's Center Force...

I'm reading The Last Stand Of The Tin Can Sailors, a book about the incredible battle off Samar in October '44 in which a Japanese force of 4 battleships, 8 cruisers and 11 destroyers was repulsed by an American task unit of 6 escort carriers, 3 destroyers and 4 destroyer escorts. It reminded...

Yet another yellow journalist who can't tell right from wrong.

I carry a G29 with Cor-Bon 135s.

I sometimes carry the .44 Special 180gr XTP in my Rossi 720. One negative item: 10mm XTP factory loads in my Glocks leave bulged cases after firing. I don't use them anymore.

HK33. I shot one at Knob Creek a couple of years ago and fell in love with it. Favorite that I own is my Colt Sporter 16" HBAR.

96%/148. Yeah, I missed the .460/.600 question too.

"Bite the bullet" "Loaded for bear" "Gun-shy"