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When the government/prosecution decide to pursue the death penalty in a case, it triggers automatically several additional layers of “protection” under the law - certain pre-trial hearings are required and a mitigation determination is required, along with an automatic appeal to the criminal...

Large metropolitan areas do have their issues, but to think that, “those leaving California NOT bringing their BS left leaning political believes to other states with them,” it’s pretty darn easy to pick them out of the crowd, so I don’t think they leave those beliefs behind as easily as one...

Eekk gads, man!! There comes a time in every man’s life when he has to conduct some very important ruminating so he dons his velvet smoking jacket and derby hat because things are getting downright serious. He then pours himself at least two-fingers of his finest brown liquor in a hi-ball...

Here’s a start for you. I believe there was litigation against the Big 3 automakers because the on-board sensors recorded data that was later sold to the insurance companies that triggered rate increases. Think … the retired guy that buys a corvette and on the weekends does a few laps at the...

Bingo! https://www.njoag.gov/attorney-general-platkin-sues-glock-for-design-and-sale-of-guns-switchable-to-machine-gun-configuration/ and https://www.njoag.gov/ag-platkin-leads-coalition-telling-glock-to-keep-evidence-related-to-firearms-easy-conversion-into-machine-guns/ Caving to...

Given the legal challenges of selling in California (can you see a California - specific model?) and pending lawsuits in two other states, I suppose marketing called legal and asked how expensive this may get, and that answer factored into the move. So, then marketing called engineering and...

Got to come up with something to keep the sales up, I guess.

MIM along with the Hillary hole and sleeved barrels keep me from picking up Smith revolvers these days. I prefer my 80s and 90s era wheel guns.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Preaching to the choir, here (it’s Sunday so pun intended!) I have always loved revolvers, even though the first handgun I ever shot was my fathers Ruger Mk I 22LR. There is just something about them that appeals to my soul. I could never see myself without some in my collection. Thanks for...

It sounds like the DOJ is in support of the Order, so need to keep an eye on this. I don’t trust Trump on anything 2A. https://www.firearmspolicy.org/fpc-fights-trump-doj-scheme-to-maintain-unconstitutional-gun-control-laws-struck-down-by-fifth-circuit

It’s been a “rumor” for years that Underwood reverse engineers BB loads. I’ve had some limited experience with both, and each time the performance in that application was perfectly fine. Not endorsing either, but what’s that old saying…..”imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?”

Yikes …. what a tragic situation

Killed my first deer in the early 80s with a 22-250 and a 64gr Winchester PowerPoint on top of a full case of H380. Deer dropped like a bag of hammers. Our peanut farmers have damage control permits issued by the state and shoot hundreds of deer year round. I can tell you that the 222/223...

As a 30+ year reloader, really makes no difference to me. Have had and shot both, currently in a 10-year ongoing relationship with a 270 with a 1x8" twisted pipe. The heavier 277s open up a whole new world! Recoil is also less that the '06. YMMV.

Exactly.

The question is like the question of how many Angels can dance on the head of a pin ?

Along with term limits, it ought to be law that members of Congress also don't get paid if there is a government shutdown. Incentivize them to get to work, don't give 'em paid time off!

As I understand the history, from some folks who were involved, Glock was aware of the issue as far back as the 90s. What was happening - again as I understand it - was the 1 pin locking blocks on the .40 models were rotating out of the the frame, as the gun was fired (and the frame flexed)...

I’ve never seen a gen5 23, but I could probably justify getting one.