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    Colt 6951.

    Opinions? Comments?
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    Mike Beliveau Aka Duelists 1954 passes away

    I'm a December 1st, 1954 baby. We're all getting older.
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    The truth about deadly force encounters

    So many stupid criminals. It is sad that many are wearing a uniform which should be respected. That's a bloody shame.
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    Tested: Doubletap 10mm 200-Grain Hardcast Solid

    Imagine what velocities that would generate from my 16.25" Mech Tech barrel using a Glock 20 lower.(y):cool:
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    The truth about deadly force encounters

    Rights require protection, but stupid is as stupid does.
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    The truth about deadly force encounters

    "Three strikes, you're OUT!" At the second offense, the warning signs are apparent. The third strike earns the maximum sentence.
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    The truth about deadly force encounters

    Integrity... WHAT A CONCEPT! "The administration of justice should be tempered by mercy, but mercy should never interfere with the true administration of justice." - Captain O I wrote this while I was working on my Post Baccalaureate studies at Portland State University. Not every offense...
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    TNW Areo Survival Rifle

    Aero Survival Rifle 22LR Now Available Allow 2 weeks for delivery The Aero Survival Rifle, famous for its removable barrel and easily convertible caliber changes, is a winner in home defense, backpacking, boating, and back country flying. The Aero Survival Rifle is available in hard...
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    Another smelly gun

    I want no part of cannabis. I grew up during the 1960s. Dealing with people who used the stuff had the attention span of a goldfish. Thank you, no.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    Correction: TNW Firearms Timber Road, Vernonia, Oregon.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    They've been rebuilding .50 M2 Browning Machine Guns in semi automatic for many years.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    BTW, TRW restored the Suomi in 9mm Parabellum.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    I have a Suomi that has been retrofitted to semiauto to in Vernonia, Oregon. Talk about heavy!
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    I haven't shot the Thompson, but I have held one and understand how heavy it is. I had a D-Max Carbine in 10mm before it was stolen. It was much lighter than the Thompson.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    The 12" barrel of a Thompson SMG (M1 edition) with a slower cyclic rate (like the M3 SMG) of about 450 RPM would make a great house-clearing SMG.
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    IMHO, either a Vector, MP-10, or Thompson (M1 submachine gun) would be some of the best candidates for a 10mm Auto subgun. It should definitely sport a Cutts compensator.
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    Ayoob: My Take on the SA-35

    My Girsan MC P35 fits my hand very well. It is accurate as all get out and has enough power to do the job. I want two more 15-round magazines and a holster that will fit my P35, then one that will fit my Bersa TPR9. Works for me.
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    Girsan M14 T

    I'll take one in .32 ACP, please!
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    The 10mm peaks at about 10 inches. The 10mm Auto is highly sensitive to barrel length, with muzzle velocity scaling an average of 20 to 25 fps per inch up to 6-8 inches. Full-power loads peak in effectiveness around 10 inches, while diminished "FBI loads" (similar to a .40 S&W) see less...
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    First Look: Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR

    I remember. (I was working as a Security Officer/Agent periodically during this time).
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