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What's the deal with ragging on CZ guys? I never knew there was any problem with them. :unsure:

Valid point, I never really thought about that. I do know that the steel they used was extremely hard. If you wanted custom sights or other machine work done, gunsmiths would charge you for a new cutter bit because the steel would dull it after just one use. Also consider the kind of loads...

I have one of the old Norinco 1911s. They're made from some really hard steel. Rumor was that they were forged from recycled railroad track. Many of these were used as a base for some nice custom guns. Mine is box stock. Hard to find them like that anymore.

Always carry a pocket knife and a lighter. With the most basic of tools and a means to make fire, a smart man has a good chance of surviving just about anything. (y) I also carry a small micro flashlight. You'd be surprised at how handy that is. ;)

When I was a kid, S&H Green stamps along with Quality stamps were a big thing. Not just grocery stores, but a lot of gas stations gave them out as well. When we had enough, we'd sit around the kitchen table with damp sponges for hours filling a bunch of books. Once I started driving, I was the...

I keep a Streamlight Microstream in my pocket all the time. Why is it that the older you get the more likely that anything you drop will go underneath the nearest piece of furniture? :rolleyes:

In mine and my wife's case it was Camel and Pillsbury points. We got a bunch of stuff with those thanks to Joe Camel and the Dough Boy. (y)

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.