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I keep a couple of 1975-76 vintage alloy, 1951 Beretta's nearby. I don't worry about a rapid reload. Pistols have been dead reliable and point well for me.

I would have to know what components are used in a rifle and its accuracy before claiming one better then another. I like seeing the barrel company, bolt, buffer assembly, receiver manufacture and trigger listed. If there is cost cutting I want to know where. Another reason I like assembling...

The angle of the bullet falling out of the sky would effect the actual bullet path inside the animal. How does a ethical hunter manage that at 775 yards. Unless you have worked pulling targets at 600 yards or farther you don't have much of a clue.

I kept a Model 37 in the corners for many years. Cut a barrel back to twenty inches and added large peep or ghost ring type sights. Used it for deer hunting and HD. Shot slugs very well. Since I stopped hunting and don't play shotgun games, I keep a AR in the corner now. Much easier to...

You can have inexpensive stock pistols and shoot a bunch in speed oriented games, or you can get expensive accurate pistols or revolvers and shoot accuracy games such as Bullseye that don't require a high round count.

That amount of recoil is not helping your hand and wrist. I'd consider crimping over the shoulder of a SWC. Plenty of case capacity for a light load. Start your load development at the low end due to the deeper seated bullet. It might look like a 44 Russian. I'm a believer in keeping life...

Johnson because its unique.

K frame six inch in 38/357. I suggest buying a Model 14.

I'd trust Larue's machining. Would be easy to do your idea using feeler gauges between the scope and mount.

Today is the opposite of fifty years ago when 9MM was hard to find and expensive.

I think your only hope for expansion at 850 FPS it to find a old swaged lead bullet. Swaged lead is very soft. I'd bet the old FBI 150 grain LSWC HP was swaged. ZERO bullets sold as Roze might have what you need. Cast.

A fired 380 cartridge works as a take down tool. I needed to tune the tension on the extractor for reliable operation. Now it feeds most anything. Deactivate the magazine safety will improve the trigger pull I have tried two barrels on a suppresser and neither were threaded true. Reproduction...

Curious about the benefit of building one. If I need a firearm I want a reliable one. If the government is trying to take them away having a serial number won't matter if we resist.

Cold Steel makes a line of walking sticks and canes. I have used the axe head model for a couple years. Has the advantage of a hook/crook to hang on your arm if you need two hands for some reason. Have flown with it and no issues.

A quality bench vice can double as a sear and hammer jig if you know what the proper angle is supposed to look like.

Buy Jerry Kuhnhausen's Shop manual. Best upgrade I can think of.

I have the same scope with thin cross hairs on a 1946 vintage 300 Savage 99. I'd like your scope on my rifle.

Trim the plastic tray to fit.

You might find a used slide on the internet. Frames get destroyed and the parts get sold.

I'm confident your powder will find a happy time with a crushed primer in the hereafter.