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Once you begin shooting the "Little 'Bee'" You'll find it addictive. I'll let you in a little secret, the .32 is the 'unsung hero' of the "pocket pistol" crowd. So many tout the virtues of the 9mm Kurz, then discover that the larger 'pocket pistols' are harder to keep on target with the heavier...

Well, that lets you off the hook. I'd be willing to bet that buck dropped like the proverbial "sack of rocks." Dress him out, pack his carcass in the freezer, and schlep your rump to the range. You have two weeks. 😛 ;)

You had all weekend with "The 'Bee'". Did you take it out for its first "date" with some ammunition? Come on, GIVE!

RIP Mr. Koenig. I enjoyed the original series, but not the rest of the "wannabe" programming. I guess I'm just an old fuddy-duddy. There's only so much fantasy that interested me. Desilu did a great job with the technology available at the time. Late 1960s entertainment at its finest.

.380 v. .32 v. .22 WRFM? You decide.

Blessed be the name of the Lord thy God, Peter and Paul Mauser, and John Moses Browning. So, mote it be (amen.)

May I get a couple of shots in? Please???

I call dips on the popcorn concession! (I'll clean up with that!)

Works for me!

I stand corrected.

Why don't we simply chum the waters of the Southern California coast with plenty of cattle blood, then jettison this bunghole into its midst. Problem solved.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhh... RIGHT! :oops: :eek: 💩

Incinerate him ALIVE!

Milne was Canadian. (Back when it was a far freer nation.)

He may have penned a tale beginning: It was a late summer afternoon. Pooh had wiped down his !911A1 and could be found sitting in his overstuffed chair. His feet rested on the Ottoman and the fire crackled in the fireplace, warming the Tigger-skinned rug on the floor. Suddenly, he hears a...

And their mothers engaged in illicit relations with numerous masculine Cocker Spaniels.

Yes. Yes, he did. A "properly loaded" .32 ACP works for me!

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.