Recent content by AHatalsky

Gun.deals will normally give you some places that are selling them. I would echo the sentiments of others though and always caution on “too good to be true” prices. I wish Brownell’s would start getting them. They have some M1A Socom rifles but no Tankers… ever

We all seem to be agreement here. I’m in SW Pennsylvania and 9mm is available, hard to find locally the closer to Pittsburgh you get. 380 is impossible to find, best price online has been around $0.90, which is crazy. I just spent an evening staring at gunbroker.com and those ammo auctions...

Update: I got my wife out to the range for some “date day” time. It was her first time shooting her .380. It’s a Smith & Wesson M&P EZ. The Black Hills Honey Badger, did not run well through it. All in all it was a great day because my wife was asking for range ammo for her birthday as we...

I was referring to the SBR models, not the pistol versions originally, you make really good points on the noise and flash if you ever needed to fire at night in close quarters. I think if the plan is to use a rifle caliber in that situation, having it suppressed is the most ideal. At the...

Thanks Hans, good to know that I have to figure in the additional $200 for the SBR’s if that’s the way that I go. I bought a .380 EZ for my wife, it is a nice little handgun, the ammo is really hard to come by at the moment at reasonable prices. I’m easing her into it slowly but 100% agree on...

I’ve been giving hard consideration to the Saint Victor SBR or Saint Edge SBR as a home defense option. I’m wondering if both of these require the additional $200 ATF tax stamp due to the “SBR” status? Barrel length seems to indicate yes, but overall length might move it to no.

There were way too many fishy things about that site, and I did probe into the reviews as well. I can appreciate the brick & mortar approach too, I prefer to support local businesses at anytime over online, the availability of things locally seems to be lagging far behind as compared to what is...

So I have been combing the web for a Saint Victor SBR without paying ludicrous amounts of money and came across a website called rainiersec.com out of anchorage. This site has to be a scam and I wanted to throw it out there to see if folks agree and to warn anyone else who might happen upon...

That video was perfect, told me exactly what I needed to know. If your mouth isn’t watering by the end of that piece, you aren’t a meat eater.

I’m going to be trying some venison ribs in the near future. I went out hunting last year after about a 30 year hiatus and was blessed to get a doe on opening day with the the open sight Winchester 30-30 that my grandfather gave me when I turned 12. We saved the ribs to try out a slow cooker...

Appreciate the comments, I think that it will change how I test it out. I was thinking about just function through the firearm but I want to see what the resulting impact looks like too. Couple more thoughts... Both of my firearms are compact/concealed carry and I’ve been seeing some rounds...

I tried to read the article, but part way down an advertisement kept popping up preventing me from reading any further. Would love to learn more about self defense rounds. I recently picked up some black hills honey badger for the wife’s .380 and some Underwood xtreme defender +p for my 9mm...