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You do mean the 1770's, correct?

Wonderful solution in a perfect world. Why, exactly, would anyone give up their weapons based on an agreement with a nation who has a religious conviction that you must die? Oh, and why would you EVER believe anyone who has, a a tenet of their religion, that it's OK to lie to someone who isn't...

You should be glad it's only one manufacturer. In my case it seems to be the vast majority them...

If my math is right, that puts the Echelon into the neighborhood of some pretty impressive pistols. Tough competition... I'm quite happy with mine as it came. But, if it's something you want to do, go for it. Your money, your choice.

Unless I am mistaken, it certainly works in a punt gun.

Hornady has some videos explaining the difference between Critical Duty and Critical Defense, which are helpful. Ditto what was mentioned earlier about possible feed issues with Critical Defense. Wife's P365 won't feed it. Looks to be something with the polymer(?) plug in the projectile. Have...

It is, allegedly, a Glock clone, so there's that.

Under $700? That's casting a pretty broad net. There's a lot of pistols in our safe that cost less than $700 and I would definitely choose most any of them over the members of this list. Interesting that the RXM is getting so much love. It certainly checks in at an appealing price point, but if...

I can recognize an awesome idea when I see one.

An AR platform weapon for under $500? Seems like they aren't breaking any new ground here.

Interesting differentiation. I would be curious to find out the breakdown of firearm owners within these groups; that being, how many would consider themselves to be part of the "culture". My suspicion is that a lot of people who are thoughtful and honest with themselves would realize they meet...

Sadly, my body is complaining about the abuse and neglect I gave it. Motocross landed me a new knee about three years ago. Softball left my right shoulder a mess. Naturally, if I could go back and tell my younger self what it would be like at 65, I would have answered "will deal with that...

Doubt that the terrorists are unaware of the "unfortunate" demise of their leaders. It's not likely too secret. As for reporting it, I can see two benefits. First, Americans can see that actions are being taken eradicate these evil bastards. Second, it lets the terrorists know that they aren't...

Oh darn. I am unable to find much sympathy for terrorists who learn there aren't any virgins waiting for them. Carry on.

That Brutus guy and his friends had a way of making a point.

I'm old enough to remember the McDonald's ad on TV that said you could get two hamburgers, fries and a coke and "Something you haven't seen for a while. Change back from your dollar."

Spring set is definitely a real thing, in my experience. I do agree that new processes for heat treatment and metallurgy have the potential for improvement, but I still avoid keeping springs under compression over time.

We have a winner!

Perhaps to some degree this may be true. When the RSA rolls out of the land/lug machined into the bottom of the barrel while shooting that's a problem in my world. Especially when it prevents the slide from cycling correctly. Maybe I have unrealistic expectations, but when there's a problem...