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Son in law's grill. His training is incomplete. 😉

It's a sickness! I must be building something! Thsnk you!

Brought this over from an erroneous thread Going vertical with the deck today. Beams are next

I have a Schofield re-issue from S&W that it is a great shooter. Shot it quite a bit in CAS matches. I think it was superior to the 1873 Colt for handling on horseback

I have told this story here before but it has been a while. A number of years ago i left my truck at a repair shop for some minor repairs and decided to walk a couple blocks to a Walgreens for passport photos. There I was, an old guy with a white beard, carrying my walking stick and pulling my...

Mrs Greener said no flowers tomorrow. She wants me to smoke beef short ribs instead. The sacrifices I make for my sweetie!

Mrs Greener did the thing where they zapped thd nerve endings and it worked.

What IS IT with these trannies and murderous rampages?

THat is so scary, especially the black one. I will have nightmares.

Oh man that's a rough road. So sorry, we are not supposed to outlive them.

Being retired, I only carry 25 for my single stack 1911. With that said, there are are only two occasions when one can have too much ammo. When swimming, and when on fire.

When Armageddon comes I'll be carrying this one

Every officer knows

I built this display cabinet for a friend who just can't decide...

Leave a note for the G.I. doc everybody needs a laugh.

Welcome from the Florida Panhandle. Here are some things to consider. I Would put the original parts back in it for a base line. It is how the engineers designed it. My first suspect is ammo. I have run into out of spec factory ammo from several imported ammo brands recently. I just ran...

I Have been carrying this Kershaw for more than 20 years. It has been sharpened so many times the serrations are gone but it is an old friend and fits my hand

My range under construction And in use

I don't shoot a ported pistol so I am no help. Perhaps suspend some paper, like the back of a target, horizontally above the pistol and fire it. What it does to the paper should give you an indication of what it will do in a close hip shot

I have always used the Speed, Power, Accuracy triangle in my training courses. I absolutely agree that there is no substitute for marksmanship and that is where fundamental emphasis should be placed. We don't worry about speed at first. Speed comes with repetitive practice. I have found that...