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Which is your favorite child? Grandchild? Revolver? Pistol?

It's an honor to call you "Neighbor."

I don’t do well with cold. That’s why I chose South Alabama and the gulf coast. The yankees continue to invade, and it’s irritating.

I was probably 10 years old when my dad put me on an old MEC shot shell loaded and turned me loose. In the 40+ years since then, I have altered my habits (and tastes). I do value my time way more than I used to. I only load for my serious rifles and my revolvers anymore. For me, I'd rather...

It's pretty ridiculous what brass costs these days. I remember in the early 90s, paying $.20/case for 1000 pcs of 220 Russian brass. What a bargain then! Today, adjusting for inflation, that's probably $500. And to think when they went to $3 a case by the late 1990s! But I also believe in...

Another argument to get into reloading!

Perhaps we need a pivot from the message that the gubmnet is bad and tout the healthy aspects of supressors.... they prevent hearing damage! After all, its all about the marketing, right?

I like the idea of a bolt gun as a brush gun, more so than a semi-auto rifle. Either platform means magazines, though, and that can be a possible weak link. Nothing is perfect or absolute, that's the reality.

I have to wear a suit every day. Not chinos and a blazer, a suit. And a tie. When I get home its cargo shorts and a t-shirt, usually. My compromise is to drop my Colt Agent into my back pocket. Its h*ll on the pocket of my slacks, but it's the only option I have .... why? Because I am in...

Yes. I have since transitioned back to Tritium for serious carry pieces. Some of my range guns still have the FO sights. Both are a compromise of sorts.

I remember where I at the time the Governor shut the State down due to China-flu. That I didn’t see coming.

I have found fiber optic and tritrium sights to be most helpful on the handgun sights.

I don't think there is one universal answer to such a question. Wouldn't it depend on the environment where you find yourself and the circumstances?

So true. I still keep paper maps around, and charts for the boat.

Definitely get your vision checked regularly. Stay ahead of any problems.

You should try a prisim sight. I have always focused on the front sight for anything handgun related inside 25 yards, period. No exceptions. Precision handgun shooting I have pistol scopes for, because range to the “target” was greater than say, 40 yards. We’ve hunted hogs in swamps and...

The sky is always falling for someone …

We all need to teach the youngsters. They are the future.

The shooting sports industry needed some revival, I guess, so off we go with innovative bullet weights and case designs. And yes, if starting out today, one could shoot a 22 Creedmoor instead of a two-fiddy, and a 6.5 instead of an aught-six and cover all the bases in between.