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I wholeheartedly agree with you. I think the winner in the .32 ACP is the FMJ FP. a 71-grain permutation of this load (at maximum velocities) are precisely "what the doctor ordered" when it comes to self-defense applications.

or it That Chief must have had an extra chromosome somewhere along the line. (Either that, or a recessive gene trait.) :poop:

Dobbinsky: I'm sure you have noticed the all-steel construction of the Zastava M70 "Bee" is quite robust. The pistol is capable of handling a steady diet of "European" ammunition and 100 rounds of Buffalo Bore won't destroy it. I would happily carry this in my M70 without hesitation.

I agree. This is what powered the Detomaso Pantera. and that was a hot number!

I like those. (I'm still angry with Benchmade for their anti-gun stance.) They're about 40 miles from my front door.

As if that will stop any crime... RIGHT!

It'll be just fine. You've done everything you can to clean and lube it up. The non-chlorinated brake cleaner is a good idea. Invest in some .32 ACP +p Buffalo Bore 75-grain Lead Flat Point for "serious social work". (You won't regret that decision.) This puts the .32 ACP on a more than equal...

Dobbinsky is right. This Chief is/was a "special kind of stupid". (Special Olympics kind of stupid.)

I carry this on a daily basis. Overall Length:5.90" Blade Length:2.36" Cutting Edge:1.57" Blade Width:0.55" Blade Thickness:0.09" Blade Material:D2 Hardness:60-61 HRC Blade Style:Drop Point Blade Grind:Flat Finish:Satin Edge Type:Plain Handle Length:3.35" Handle Width:0.63" Handle...

An excellent switchblade, Pro Tech, Buck, et. al., are great knives when one-handed opening is needed. I have carried them for years. "Slice-and-dice" goodness. 👍

You can wash the grips in Dawn and piping-hot (not boiling) water, but you must a blow dryer on high until it is bone dry to avoid rusting the locking system inside the panels.

Field-strip the piece and take off the grips. put all the parts in a stainless-steel container filled with kerosene. Re;ubricate the pistol, and VOILA! Enjoy.

A career lost over a firearm. Sheer idiocy!

I understand why the US Armed Forces abandoned the .30-'06 in 1957, but the '06 had the reach. Daddy hunted with a self-loading Remington with a 22" barrel fitted with a Leupold Gold Ring scope until he passed in September of 1975. I learned at the knees of the very best. Those were, indeed...

Daddy was NRT (Navy Rifle Team). I was raised shooting rifles from the age of six (1962). I have always favored a bot-action .30-'06. The 150-155 grain Sierra Spitzers have always been a winner. Accomplished marksmen can pick the eyes out of a squirrel's eye at 800 yards. (My daddy was...

I'd like to see someone put a 5.2 (318) installed in the Dark Horse into a 1960 Ford Falcon (my first car). With a properly reinforced unibody coupe, the car would be a real speed demon.

Nicely put.

I'd like to see that vehicle with a nice 428 for that. Properly installed (with a long-lived transmission) would prove to be a great deal of fun.

VERY NICE! If you take care of it, you can get 200,000 miles from that remanufacture.

TOO MUCH INFORMATION!