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Love my Tisas from SDS Imports.

The book titled "The Guns of John Moses Browning" give a better account than the article discussed of how the 1911 was born

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Ergonomics are a major factor as well as blade shape and other factors. Steel is just one factor

There is no "best". There are some better suited than others. For instance a Nesmuk knife is better suited for woodsmanship than a karambit. A Ka-bar can be effective depending on the model or modifications done to the profile of the blade. There are a host of factors to think about such as...

If you're interested, a way to contact your reps. This is through the NSSF https://cqrcengage.com/nssf/app/onestep-write-a-letter?0&engagementId=514483

I was looking at their 45 ACP. and have been seriously considering them

I've got some cichlids and cat fish that I like. I'd like to do a native tank and keep some native fish for a bit

He passed last year. Finally did something for him since then. Miss him everyday

I have a Glock. It's a tool and nothing more (to me) but I also have a 1911 and a SAA revolver clone and I LOVE those guns. The 1911 is my primary carry gun

Got some memorial ink to honor my boy, Odin. The paw is the same size as his and the nail imprints are the same. It was copied from a paw impression after he passed away. In the toes it reads "O-D-I-N"

Run out?? How many trillions in the hole are we?

I've been listening to Paul a lot lately and he brings up some interesting points.

I've never felt safe with 5.56. always felt it was too anemic at distances especially with our M4

For the military an "effective range" is that plus being able to kill your enemy at that distance as well. So, reliably kill an enemy from, for example say, 300 yards

Dream shotgun. I'm a nut

Abolishing the ATF would have been a better route but I agree

Oh goodie! Another anti in a position to remove our rights... Anyone know if a Republican president could replace him with someone else?

Brownells has reportedly cancelled their account with UPS

Not sure of the truth to it but apparently UPS will stop delivering firearms and reserves the "right" to destroy certain packages including firearms