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  1. Lighthorse4.2

    Veteran's Day

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    327?

    Oops - I was hoping this thread was about one of my all time favorites.
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    What Is The AR-15 Forward Assist And Why Do I Need It?

    When it was best to quietly ease the bolt forward instead letting it slam home, the forward assist was handy to make sure the round was firmly seated. Not sure if it was really necessary or not.
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    Huey Hogs: The World’s First Helicopter Gunship

    Some sobering statistics - God bless 'em all.
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    Huey Hogs: The World’s First Helicopter Gunship

    This ship was on call in the Quan Loi base camp. Love those hueys!
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    Just bought this one for the memories...

    That's really nice, right down to the bayonet lug.
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    Do you remember who introduced you to firearms?

    My Dad, back in '56. Pheasant hunting with my little .410, then target shooting with one of his .22's. A 12ga. for my 12th birthday. A second introduction to more serious calibers at Ft. Bliss, then Tiger Land in the late '60's.
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    Can Californians adjust to living in Texas ?

    We sure do.....
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    Choosing a Concealed Carry Gun Belt — Ratchet Belts and Other Modern Solutions

    I agree with others on Hanks Belts - they are great, and priced pretty reasonably.
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    Show off your 1911

    Here's the Colt Combat Commander I bought in 1973, brand new for $135.00. Made payments for three months on layaway, since that amount was close to our house payment at the time. It's been a great shooter, but the trigger on my SA Loaded is even better. Next purchase will be a blued Garrison...
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    What influenced you to purchase your first Springfield product?

    I have good memories of qualifying with an M14 long ago, and some not so good memories of carrying it for miles in the hot sand of Fort Bliss. I finally purchased an M1A in the early 90's, and a few years later gave myself a loaded 1911 for retirement. I've enjoyed getting to the range with the...
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