Recent content by az4783054

While maybe not the same, I liken ai to the darn self check out machines in to many stores and fast food joints. I refuse to use them. When asked if I want to use the faster self check out aisles I ask if I get a discount, they give me a blank stare. They don't realize their jobs will be...

The old saying "garbage in, garbage out" comes to mind.

Rest in peace Deputy Sikes. :cry:

I saw a 915 at a local shop the other day, haven't seen one of those in a long time. Brings back memories of a 6906 I owned for awhile after I retired. There's a local shop that has quite a collection of those stainless third gen S&W pistols.

"TexasButchie". The username immediately made me think of something or someone 'colorful'. Maybe the new member was thinking the rifle should be more colorful than camo? ;)

Cut off federal funding for the states that enact anti 2A legislation (or pro illegal immigration). They want to be independent of federal oversight, fine, let them govern without federal tax dollars for them to waste on liberal agendas.

:cry: That fool thinks he'll be missed. Take all the other lifelong "lawmakers", err lawbreakers, with you. :LOL:

I wish my former agency had allowed that. We were "authorized" to carry personally owned weapons approved by the armory and on an approved list (no 1911) and qualification. Then the agency started issuing weapons and that practice ended. At least the issued was a choice of Sig P220 or P226...

I had the same pistol except mine brand new would not return to battery using 115gr. It required a strong smack to the slide to get into battery and it was like slow motion when it did. It occurred on all 12 of my magazines. I called SA and they suggested I return it...and wait 6 weeks for...

In one training class I attended which was hosted by three local LEO SWAT personnel, a clown showed up in a black trench coat (in the AZ summer) which was odd enough. But he wanted a CCW to carry a black powder revolver. There were no prohibitions of black powder guns, but qualifying and...

did they fire by themselves without a press of the trigger? :unsure:

so much for the 'transparent' law abiding administration of #46

how about musical instruments? :LOL:

musical instrument discussions are not permitted

I carried one on duty. I used it often, usually just pulling it out and opening it with that distinctive crack got an Adam Henry's attention. They can be very effective, but training and knowing where to strike (not in the face as that image shows) would be beneficial. Now retired I don't...