Recent content by MtPatriot

Thank you Dr. Dabbs for the article and the pertinent information. And as trader said "fingers crossed" ... indeed! The Dems. still think they are in control and the Rinos think the are not!

I bought my M1A standard model the day I learned Obama would be President! I call it my "Obama" rifle. I have an Archangel stock and also an aftermarket stock but I like the original walnut stock best. It is not "national match" but it does not have to be! It will do everything I need it to do...

Same here. For many years my opinion was why shoot a .22 caliber when a .30 caliber would work even better. But then I got a reasonably good deal on an AR. And then I bought another one. But my go to rifle is still my SA M1A. It is heavy and cumbersome in tight quarters compared to AR's. But it...

OK, it is officially on my list of "Must Have!" Afterall, one can never have too many knives, flashlights, or hatchets/axes! Or Ammo.

Do California guns require a prop65 warning? Just wondering.

Colorado is trying to be like Cali. But my SA M1A is still alive and well, with standard capacity magazines that are easily removed and inserted as needed. I call it my "Obama Rifle" because I bought it the day I found out that Obama was going to be POTUS! We will see how far they want to go...

I agree with all of the above and will add "HAIR, TEETH, and EYEBALLS, GROINBALLS" and anything else that will hurt the assailant more than it will hurt you! And yes, carry wherever you can, even if you can't.

Unrfortunately not many thing are very Left hand friendly! Even the gun and knife industries. But when we lefties take over ...

Tes, I would LOVE to have that 1911. But I will need an ambi safety ... sorry. Being left handed has it's issues!

And it will continue to happen. It seems to fit the gungrabbers' narrative for banning guns.

As a buddy of mine said years ago "hair, teeth, and eyeballs." All are targets of opportunity. Nothing is "sacred" when it comes to self defense. "Lead poisoning does come in various forms.

A buddy of mine said years ago: "hair, teeth, and eyeballs." All are targets of opportunity. And "lead poisoning" does come in various forms!

But sometimes the "controlled burns" end up not being so controlled, especially on Fort Carson.

I notice a distinct lack of an ambidextrous safety on this gun. I guess we south-paw shooters do not count.

So far it has not been a problem for me. But I will always counter with the mental disorder of "Hoplophbia." Thank you Col. Cooper.