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I think referencing the massive settlements made in case vs the tiny payments actually receive by the plaintiffs- makes for wealthy lawyers though….

That was the barely stabilized round which would yaw fairly dramatically when the bullet was upset-producing damage out of proportion to its caliber. Downside was accuracy and long range and inability to penetrate body armor (helmet) at 300 yards. That was “fixed” with heavier projectiles...

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Also those originals had a slow twist barrel (1 in 12 I think though it may have been 1 in 14). As a result the 55 grain pills were note well stabilized. Later models is much faster twist to overstabile the bullets, resulting in more accuracy at long range and better penetration. There is...

I’ve heard them described as “Legos for Men”😊. You can literally set ‘em up anyway YOU want, and lots of folks are into that. In my part of the world demand has dropped precipitously in the past few years-at one time the LGS in town had an entire wall of them. Last week, just two. Gun...

I’ve a .36 Colt Navy-Uberti made. Great pistol. Would love a pocket model😊

Truly a solution in desperate search of a problem….

This- and it’s damned hard to oppress an armed populous. Once the people are disarmed…..Ask Adolf how that worked😏. Do not think for a minute that this has anything to do with “safety” except for the safety of those who would be the oppressors.

Yup-wish they’d repeat it today😊

Ditto. Old Match tuned M1 from the 40’s. Never was a fan of the AR myself. I’ve owned a few, ranging from the original triangular hand guard AR (which wouldn’t group in a bucket) to a Colt flat top Match which was pretty decent on accuracy and a couple others,. Never did find one I...

That sir is a fact! If you don’t get about a quart of adrenaline dumped in you when that happens you’re already dead😊

Nothing like a PO’s boar at short range moving toward you at warp speed to get your attention. Methinks a lot of would be operators with their tacticool gear would fill their britches before the tusker tore them up. I know a 45/70 GuideGun was a real comfort and there’s NO pistol I’d want...

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Ditto-real rifles. Can’t conceive of any civilian getting himself accidentally into a situation where either of these “antiques” would not resolve the problem (even though they don’t have optics or lights or pistol grips or etc.,etc., etc. that all the Tacticool kids think are required😏

Way too many folks think John Wick and Rambo are real……🙄. I’ve no plans to go to war. If I should ever need a firearm for self defense against massed hordes I’ve obviously made some seriously bad decisions to wind up there. I avoid major cities and when I do travel near one I avoid da...

Lucas oils and grease are good products. Too many modern “environmentally friendly” super lubed use a carrier that evaporates and leaves gunk-nasty gunk- behind. Looking at you Froglube😏

Cool design-Ugly though…

Bless ‘em all. America’s best wear a uniform and place themselves in harm’s way for our sake every single day. We can never repay the debt owed to our Military, Police, and Firefighters. They ARE America’s heroes.

No! The .45 1911 has been making good guys out of bad ones for 115 years without any electronics being involved, and there is absolutely no reason it can’t continue to do the same thing for the next hundred. You don’t need an optic, a weapons light, or a double stack magazine, you just need...

Been there done that-aggravation brats😏