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I want to buy new. I don’t trust how someone treated a used revolver. I also don’t want to pay $1200+ dollars for a $750 gun.

Would anyone know where to find a GP100 with a 3” barrel? I have looked at all the major distributors and Gunbroker with no luck. I know things are insane in the gun world regarding availabity. That is why I’m asking here. Thanks in advance.

I thought I was the only one. About every other gun I buy has had problems and had to go back. I have had several refunds from the manufacturer direct: 3 SP101s - cylinder binds - refunds 2 Redhawks - cylinder binds / fixed 2 Stag 10 - short stroke / fixed Winchester 70 - action binds /...

I bought the MGW sight tool and installed TFX Pro sights on my Glock 22. Very easy and quick to do. Using calipers, I measured the rear sight the best I could to be in the center of the slide. It is a little tricky getting a good measurement. But, it looks very close to center. Question -...

I firmly believe most gun owners are in more danger of dying of natural causes brought about from neglecting their physical fitness than any bad guy with a gun. The good thing about this is that it can be fixed. When I see a morbidly obese male fixate on the "best carry gun", it seems ironic...

Skeeter, you bring up a good point. We have a saying in karate: “Eyes, throat, groin. Don’t fight size.”

Jesus Christ disagrees with you. Guns are necessary to protect God’s sheep. “Then said he unto them, But now, he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip: and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one.” ‭‭Luke‬ ‭22:36‬ ‭KJV‬‬...

I am 57. I train Shotokan karate 3 times a week and BJJ 3 times a week. I have black belts in both. That is a shame that some of you had BJJ schools where everyone went all out. That actually hinders learning because you have to bring your A game to survive. It’s better to have a more...

I have a 4" GP100 with the standard panel grips. All factory springs. My wife has a problem shooting the gun double action. I think it is a combination of mostly grip strength and to some extent hand size. Ruger sells the compact version of this same grip. Would the compact grip shorten...

Hello. I am having a minor problem with my 20g Montefeltro. When unloading the gun, I press the cartridge drop lever to cycle shells from the magazine to the chamber and then out of the gun. Many times, the shell will not release from the magazine on the last round when I press the cartridge...

I wanted a free floating rail that I could install myself. It was easy. Took 10 minutes to remove my standard carbine handguards and install the Omega rail. I have a T1 on the upper receiver in a Larue mount. Do I need to rezero my gun?

Everyone knows this.

I took my 16" carbine buffer rifle and my sons 16" rifle with an A2 rifle buffer to the range today. The recoil feels different. But, I could not see any real difference in recoil. The dot jumped the same amount on each rifle. No real difference in split times.

I know that. Which recoils less on a 16" carbine?

Thanks for the responses. For now, I am locked into a 16" carbine upper. My gun is primarily a fighting rifle. I just want to make it better for 3 gun. So, I would like to stick with a standard rifle based buffer or a carbine buffer. Between the two, which would recoil less - a rifle...

Which would have the least recoil on a 16" .223 gun? 1. Rifle buffer system 2. Carbine H2 buffer Thanks. Trying to keep recoil to bare minimum for 3 gun to improve split times. I have a compensator.

In California, you saw a black bear. They are not overly aggressive with cubs. The first step is to study bears. Learn about the difference between the behavior of black bears vs. brown bears.

Dumbest thing I have read this month. Carry a bigger gun. Carry the same gun with extra ammo. Carry a big knife as a back up (they don't run out of ammo). Most importantly, don't love your life so much that you would choose to be a coward over engaging evil. You are going to die anyways...

Arizona does rock. But, you are wrong on this topic. Sure, if you are arming non shooters. Give them a 9mm. They will shoot it once a year. And, like you said, if they have to use it they will be dependent on blind luck to survive. For a well trained shooter who has skills, he will be...

I think the 9mm thing is one of the most ridiculous "bandwagon" things I have ever seen in firearms. Just because the FBI chooses a smaller round to arm females and wimpy desk type agents, does not mean it is the best round for the average person. This is the same FBI that is allowing the...