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WTH, no light? That and the scope and you could have had twins...

True, as they are built in on the Bullpup, but I would have to release the quick disconnect and pop-em up. However a couple are Tritium powered and thus a failure would have to be pretty bad as there is no battery. The AR's, a different story with the LPVO and such. I am a anti-clutter guy...

I don't use the slings as much now since most shooting is off a bench on a range restricting any movement for safety reasons. But when something is amiss somewhere on the Farm in the middle of the night, the ole sling is nice to have for the time it takes to check things out, As for furniture...

Awesome article and I never knew any of this as I do have a Hungary build semi-auto version on the vault. I have to say it has one of the best triggers of the rifles and on par with some I paid ten times as much. Go figure and on a stamped weapon and I don't play with it enough, based on the...

I resemble that remark... But removed the Irons, hated to but the back didn't fit and I haven't warmed up to the 45 degree mounts, just too much for this old fart. The ACSS awesome.

Hmm, 1st Amendment, well I have seen a few appeals based on implied racism, even when there was none. But the media had a field day and couple careers falsely tarnished regardless, as they have no respect. Now with the easy ability of the State to stack a Jury based on legal and illegally...

I have found on the mounting of a sling of which all the weapons have and I do prefer two point over single point. The stock mounting is easy, the other side from my face. The forward mounts vary based on where my hand falls and if there is a device like a forward grip or stop. The good thing...

Real Snipers don't need no stinkin scope... Just wonder at 300 yards how much sting was left...

Hmm, a bit of a mixed bag of mods or no mods, to keep the original format the gun came in. Went with a IWI Tavor and had to use the Mepro red dot because it too is Israel and weapon accurate. With the Saint Victor, LPVO, nothing more. The WWI and WWII and Soviet SKS, original all the way, no...

I have one that holds 15 in the Mag and 1 in the pipe and I don't think I can hide it on my skinny butt, anywhere... Maybe a skinny 1911 might work.

And you survived...

Go look at my lawn mower LOL... Well maybe not so funny as I walk by the vehicles to do so and the workbench and tool box. Yeah I have OCD, now I know owning a 1911 is a sure sign... I do, but it is a 1916 version and lives a live a life of leisure and damn it is a pretty thing sitting next to...

Yeah, been there got the t-shirt, but the next one was far better and there was the next plane faster, higher and she arranged the purchase on credit cards no less. That was when you got promos weekly for transferring balances at 0% for six months. Just don't forget or 22% it was and is paid...

Like em so much, I got three (and an irritated bride) and had to claim it is healthy... Paperwork was a pain and now with electronic filing... ya still will be waiting longer than Maxim's patent filing.

Damn, I served in the Navy as an Airman and never heard anything about this... Would make a great movie as it touches all the points from ship of the air and sea with restricted speeds in a duel with all the aftermath.

Great read and answered some of questions about why a 20" SS 1-7 twist loves to fire 55 grain BTHP over heavier rounds. I can custom load a 68 gr that will do well at 200 yards, but it doesn't like Factory 75 grain Match Rounds or others as much as the 55 grain. I actually zero with the 55...

At least yours knows what the hammer is... Mine has to be armed with "pull trigger go bang", no safety involved. Oh she can shoot as she brought home her first target after CC training and made some comment about to don't forget it Bucko. As I stated earlier, the 1911 is a great platform and...

Are there any Constitutional Scholars available within the education system left? I totally agree with your premise, especially since certain Acts having been passed in the past.

Totally disagree with the logic on the allowance of a single action, cocked and locked 1911 for multiple reasons for duty carry. First, although I carried a .45 auto for over 36 years from military through a career in LE, it isn't the caliber. It is the system that a Dept or Agency adopts has...

Most of my sling-wing time was in the Bell OH-58A+ and Long Ranger L-1,L-3+,and L-4 as the Company I was with, took delivery of the last L-4's built. Although having rode in a couple UH-1's, one of my fondest memory was a chance to fly the Whiskey Model Cobra used by the Marines prior to the...