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My personal favorite Hunter book is the tale about where Bob's father, Earl, engages the services of a number of notable gun writers of the 50's, 60's and early 70's to help raid an illicit prison camp located in the backwaters of the Louisiana swamps. I can't remember that book's title off the...

The flying cars were ALMOST perfected. Then the green mandate thing came along and they had to start all over. 😁

Now THAT is "creative use" of confiscated property...

You are correct according to what I've read / seen / heard on the interwebs. Down there, any preceding laws banning the ownership of firearms chambered for a "military" cartridge is a moot point for the law abiding (and I'm certain there are far more of 'em than we give credit for), but it has...

👍Yes. Jack's story lines are very good, in my opinion. And his writing is improving with each and every book. My copy of The Fourth Option should hit the doorstep tomorrow before dusk.

Yep. Do you know of / read Jack Carr's Terminal List series of books? I have ONE 38 Super.... It's a Dan Wesson with a little fancy engraving. But that don't keep me from shooting it. I love that thing and love to shoot it. I've been an interested fan of the 38 Super ever since learning...

I live in / near a certain south central Texas city that has a very high percentage of residents of Mexican heritage. Just two weeks ago a local gunshop owner who has two locations, one on the north side of town, the other on the south side, told me that he can hardly sell a 38 Super out of his...

Well, we all know that the "wrist radio" (or whatever Mr. Tracey called it) eventually made it. So Detective Tracey might be right about the 38 Super's capability.... 😁

o_O :unsure: Kind of a scary thought considering how careless some (many?) are about controlling the direction of the muzzle of their firearm. I've been "flagged" way, way too many times in my life. If it'd been a light saber I'd have long ago required the additional technology of devices to...

It is a great deal... It appears as if the 38 Super is making a little comeback in very recent time.

Your a fan? Of which? The pistol or the books? Both? Me too.

Yep. A large portion of what one needs to know on how to maintain, repair and utilize your AR is in the public domain. Written and published with your money, the taxpayer's dime. It's one of the best documented firearms in history.

PLUS... U TOOB rules are so restrictive now that any fresh content must be watered down so much that what information DOES get presented is very vague, glosses over details and mostly useless.

I'm gonna call "click bait" on this one. AR-15 training has never abated. Not from the shooting / tactical perspective. Not from the armorer / 'smithing perspective. BUT... The U TOOBERS are always chasing the "new" and "innovative" and whatever's "hot". So the stodgy ol' AR-15 takes a back...

^^^^ ALL of THIS ^^^^ IWB does, indeed, hide half the gun. And that is half the battle in concealed carry. Comfort? One needs pants with at least two sizes larger waistband. No, they won't stay up if you DON'T have your IWB holster in place UNLESS your belt has a couple extra notches you...

And I forgot about "kids" these days.... so... "And don't try to take a selfie with the animals either." Might be the number one warning to be given instead of last.

Please don't feed the animals, pet the animals, nor get anywhere near close enough to them to do either.

Those are all pretty cool blasters.

Suspenders.

I once found a magazine for one of those in the bin at a local gun shop. I snatched it up and thereafter kept it stuffed with dummy rounds. I'd flash it around some of my shooting buddies and tell them that it was the extra mag for my snubby revolver. :D 😁