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Yup Ego has caused a lot of issues!

Strikers (like 1911’s) are great for fighting. A DA/SA is better for those (really most personal protection scenarios) for that deliberate trigger pull where you don’t outrun your brain and for LEOs that take criminals into custody. But somewhere the go fast fairy has people believing cyclic...

For me the fact she came back woth the firearm. And quite possibly was the original aggressor so I am sort of surprised she was bit charged (it could easily go the other way for the next case) so either the area was afraid of disturbances if they charged her or thwre was something in the...

All about if you can articulate that your use of deadly force was reasonable and again why if you carry a gun you should also carry quality OC spray

I get to see a ton of folks with and without from when I worked at a large range doing classes to the training world AI’s and classes like Rangemaster, Hearne, Bolke, Haggard and etc. I see exceptional as well as horrible examples of both at any given range trip. Here is what I observe...

As a Da/SA guy I will answer it. The go fast fairy has gotten to people and folks believe faster cyclic split times are what they want over deliberate trigger pulls And even though you can run a 226 pretty freaking fast for some apparently LAPD doesn’t know 1/2 second splits they shouldn’t be...

Ok while yeah they are in those circumstances re read my privious post. A fellow co worker/friend is an ATF IOI (he transfered agencies because his wife is a Dr and an actual ATF guy that inspects Buds as he is in the Lexington area) He said Buds policy is not an ATF thing and what I explained...

I get it and if it works for hih good. I am fortunate that we have a couple decent gun shops here

The funny thing is it isn’t the ATF the company is just doing corporate things

I had an issue this summer they refused to send a gun to an FFl because they thought my one gun was a straw purchase. I used it to order a gun my duagjyet wanted do To give her Husband. My daughter obviously had a different name that the gun was shipped to an FFL to and my e mail had my first...

While I like Hamme edited stuff If I got another striker in 45 I would take a hard look at the FN 545. It feels really really good. Or the S&W M&P 45 OR line is really really nice

Just some humor as some Sig haters can’t keep from talking about Sig today

I am probably not to far on a limb to say with the 385 taking 320 mags it seems Sig is distancing itself from the 320 and you will se the 320 quietly get dropped sometime soon. Unless they redo it with this new sterile system the 385 has. But I am not a marketing guru. I know a lot of critics...

Yeah those that place efforts in volume alone somt get a lot of bang for their buck. The 3 P’s….Perfect Practice make Perfect!

Ok a little humor below But seriously, what I would suggest is a padded butt stick. And maybe a muzzle break. And that is it. The problem with changjng our buffers, different weight buffwr aorjngs and adding all the BS aftermarket parts is it doesn’t help with the 223 like it would with say a...

From my FB Memories some humor

The other issue is in the early 1900’s guns were made by seasoned and skilled craftsman. There was no Social Security or big retirement pensions so they sat at benches for 50 plus years with With mad skills making 1911’s and wheelguns. Mass production was harder and more expensive tjan skilled...

Here is a good article from Mas Ayoob via Greg Ellifritz Weekend Knowledge Dump this week Link to the article as well as Greg’s Weekend Knowledge Dump that has a lot of good info https://athlonoutdoors.com/article/dangers-of-low-magazine-capacity-limits/...

I spent some time around there whem I was at Malmstrom AFB. Beautiful country That said some humor because I notice a lot of folks that preach 10 mm for wilderness carry don’t look like the wilderness type

Well good news for Winchester. And this is just for 5.56mm, 7.62mm and 50 BMG https://www.tradingview.com/news/seekingalpha:a027d6efa094b:0-olin-winchester-wins-788-4m-u-s-army-ammunition-contract/