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I own several Rugers. I haven’t bought the only one I really want yet the MPR 18” barrel.

That caused a lot of troops their life. Just like the M16 in Vietnam with the ball propellant and no cleaning kits.

I built an AR pistol in 5.56 10.5” barrel but traded it and a SCCY 9mm for a Henry in 45/70. That’s was back when Let’s go Brandon was President. I had around $400 in both of them. PCC’s and PDW’s just don’t interest me. If I’m going to have a rifle it’s going to be in a rifle caliber and enough...

Looks like they are trying to get into CCI’s market. Last trip to the range a friend of mine shot some CCI CB’s and CCI Quiet there was a different in report but not enough to pay the difference.

SBR’s and Braces on a short gun have there place mainly CQB or troops in the rear. A rifle is a lot easier to shot than a pistol and less time to train a soldier to use. That was the main use for the M1 carbine. Cooks, rear Medical anyone that wasn’t on the front lines. If I remember right the...

I miss the days when me and my son would go to the range at least once a week. Awesome shooting.

I understand the HellCat Pro to me isn’t a Micro because of its size. It fits somewhere between a compact and a sub. I would rather carry a compact they are easier to manage. But they are a bit too large to conceal.

I remember the Parker knives. They were first Parker and Frost out of Chattanooga Tn which is about 25 miles north of where I live in Ga. They had the components made in Japan and then they were assembled in Chattanooga. They were the first company to offer Damascus blades on a production knife...

I guess I should have been a little more specific. To me the boot knife is a good way of carrying a fixed blade along with a ferro cerium rod. It’s not meant to be the first go to knife. I have other knives on me to use. I have enough stuff in my pockets without having a fixed blade also. I...

The knife is inside the boot I can feel it rubbing on my leg when I walk but the scales on the backpacker are smooth. https://www.ulticlip.com/product/slim-3-3/?v=28886f13f578 These clips work great on knife sheaths for pocket boot or belt. Where ever you put them they stay. Works well on gun...

Cool, like I’ve posted before I’m just not a DA revolver guy. Tried a bunch of time but nope. My last DA escapade was the S&W 69 in 44mag. I’ve always liked the 44mag cartridge. Hot 44spl loads was my carry ammo. That did not last long. Also with revolvers not being optic ready had a lot to do...

UltiClip they work great boot or pocket carry.

I live in what we call around here as out in the country ( outside the city limits). It’s very plausible that I would have to make 2-300 yard shoots if the SHTF. So if I’m choosing a rifle it’s going to be in a rifle caliber. AR 15 with expanding bullets. If I need more power my Henry in 45/70...

380 has its place, a quick run to the supermarket to grab milk or a loaf of bread. It’s better than harsh words or a sharp stick.

I made a post saying I was wrong and the Rohrbaugh wasn’t a bullpup and it was the Bond Arms I was thinking of. I had a PF9 that suffered from needing to change springs and extractor out quite frequently but you could afford to keep a few on hand lol. I should have googled before I posted.

Not everyone has the need for a smaller gun than a Glock 19 but I do and that’s what I was wanting to point out. A smaller gun is harder to control thus you aren’t going to be able to shoot it as fast and be accurate. Me hitting a Coke can at a 100 yards is well aimed and very good trigger...

Ok I’m getting old and my memory is also. The Rohrbaugh is not a bullpup design but the Bond Arms is. I get to be wrong one time a year 😂😂. It was the Bond Arms that is the Bullpup design. But the Rohrbaugh was still pledged with the problems I mentioned spring and part replacement. If it was...

The Rohrbaugh is a cool pistol if you like bullpup firearms. It was a small 9mm but it was very expensive and just didn’t make sense for serious backup pistol. Seacamp, Keltec and a few others made more sense since they we a lot cheaper and more robust. You still have to practice with your...

No plans to buy one I was just curious. The 226 is not one on my want to have list. The only reason I bought the one I did was there was so many being traded in along with the ammo by many police departments. They were dirt cheap especially the ones that had the DAK triggers. I bought one shot...

Keep shooting until they are no longer a threat.