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The Tokarev is a variant of the Colt M1903. Its simplicity is pure genius. You can instantly replace the barrel/bushing without compromising the pistol's accuracy. If you align the rear sight with a laser collimator (with today's technology) that is a snap. You can arrange for teacup-sized...

A flurry of hot .32 FMJ ammunition tends to stop a nasty confrontation with a miscreant. The hotter loads will do the job. The control provided by the steel-frame pistol makes it both accurate and formidable.

Blood forever! I was born on a Navy base (Tongue Point, Naval Station, Astoria, Oregon December 1st. 1954.) The station closed in 1962. Sworn into service on 7/19/1973. Anchors aweigh, brother!

I knew you would! I love the "Little Bee". You can already tell how this will function with "spicy" (+p) loads. Many sell the 7.65mm Browning short. This is a big mistake. Load this pistol with CIP (European) loads and you can handily eclipse, or surpass, the 9mm Browning (.380 ACP) from...

Amen, Marine, AMEN!

The Iranian ploys will not work with this administration. The fecal matter is about to impact the air motivator. Stand by.

May God bless, and rest, her soul.

Wahoo, buckaroo!

AMEN! Had I been a Probation Officer, I would have had him on the proverbial "short leash". (Yes, I have a minor in Sociology and two years of post-baccalaureate study in History and in the Administration of Justice.) The little miscreant should have been in a cage.

Hold onto your hats! (This won't take long.)

Is there any other way?

Semper FI! This old salt (Navy Aviation) salutes you!

I know a man who had inadvertently become addicted to opiates. (These had been prescribed by a doctor and were not bought on the street.) Bill went through withdrawals and "white-knuckled" his way through the entire physiological/psychological readjustment. The man will never be able to use any...

Story time: Father had a 10 3/4" long, carbon steel, Fishtail pick lock, Italian automatic he carried in a hand-crafted holster alongside a marlinspike with an adjustable-end wrench he had silver-soldered onto the head. (He crafted the holster/scabbard by hand.) While working at the Bremerton...

How many of our "brave" football players would ever take that kind of risk? I had the opportunity to shake the hand of Uriel Moreno. The man was truly humbled when I told him how far I had traveled to watch him in the ring.

It is removed and consumed. The meat is sold or donated. The bones, horns and hooves are used for gun grips, knife scales and other craft work. No parts of the animal are ever wasted.

A Bakelite grip can prove advantageous in the battlefield. God knows I carried Hogue "Monogrip" a more than one duty weapon.

In 2018, I drove to the 1007 miles to Tijuana to watch Uriel Moreno (a.k.a. 'El Zapata') and two other toreros face seven bulls in the ring. When you are 25 feet from the bull, watching it make a valiant attempt to lift the Picador's horse from its feet it is truly exciting. I could smell the...

AMEN! Who bloody cares?

Never was into organized sports. Give me the bullfights, at least you genuinely risk death. It is a holdover from the days of the gladiators.