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Never been a fan. I don't like plastic guns at all. I do own one, a Colt Mustang XSP. But it was bought for a specific purpose. :rolleyes:

I'm well aware that we live in dangerous times. Hell, I live right next door to the most dangerous city in my state. I do carry a gun most anytime I leave the house. But I refuse to live in fear or a constant state of Condition Red. Nor do I expect boogymen to pop up around every corner. I'm...

Simunitions, force on force training and such are all well and good if you can afford it. I can't. Plus I'm old and have health issues. I'm just not up to spending a bunch of money, traveling several days and shooting buckets of expensive ammo to attend fancy classes with top instructors...

I was an active IDPA shooter for about 12 years until health issues got in the way. I considered it to be the best possible training for a real world gunfight and yes, I did compete with my EDC gear. No, there wasn't anybody shooting back. But you are required to draw from concealment, use...

My Dad went ashore at Omaha with the 29th Infantry. He never spoke about it much, but when he did he got that look in his eyes. I knew not to push the question.

The powers that be want kids just smart enough to hold a meaningless job and pay taxes, but don't want them to be smart enough to think for themselves.

Dad is running for Sheriff in his county. I think this will win it for him. I'd vote for him. ;)

It just absolutely blows my mind that an old time southern state such as Virginia could turn so blue. I never would have imagined it. 🤬

The SOB needed killin' is still a valid defense in some states.

The democrats top issue has always been total control of the American people. Gun control is part of that plan.

I've converted two 9mm 1911s to 38 Super and never looked back. ;)

I admit that it is nice looking. But for myself, I prefer hammerless with automatic ejectors. At $900+, I'll pass. :rolleyes:

I believe the purpose is to set the gun up for expected conditions before you start the mission.

One of the main problems with liberals is that they don't know when to shut up. :rolleyes:

After WW II, my father landed a job as an office clerk in the then new International Harvester Foundry in Memphis, TN. I don't know exactly when they went Union, but they were UAW. When I was a kid, Dad was a solid union man. A true believer. He made good money and I grew up as an upper middle...

Unions and their demands are one of the major reasons that so much U.S. manufacturing has gone overseas. I'm all for a decent wages and benefits, but not when it reaches a point where it starts killing companies.

Depends entirely on the situation and my mood at the time. If unsure of what's happening, I'll move on. I know of an incident where in a public place, a man and woman were arguing loudly and it got physical with the male beating on the female. A well meaning bystander got involved to help the...

Give it a few years. When people start dying regularly because their car hit a deer or elk, when the squirrels and rabbits invade the local neighborhood and start eating all the lawns and gardens, when the local lake stinks to high heaven of dead fish or when whole species are wiped out by...

Holsters are very individual things. What works for one person might be completely wrong for another. Personally, I hate shoulder holsters. I will agree on the Askins Avenger as that's my favorite type holster. I have several of them for different guns. I also agree that a good belt is a...

I've never owned one, but I know several people who do. They swear by 'em and love 'em. If I ran across one at a good price, I'd likely buy it.