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Have shot the main event with a 6" S&W 625. Too much fun. Shooting pins with a 460 or a 500 should really separate the men from the boys. ;)

Ya know Hans, the real question is "WHY?" Why would you want to do something like that? Is it a 38 Spl/357 Mag kind of thing? Each of those cartridges has its specific platform. You can't make an AK-47 out of a M1A!!!

Absolutely spot on. Ignorance and not paying attention can result in a very dangerous situation.

Hey, pick up the pieces and send it back to Chrony and they will fix it for free. Ask me how I know (more than once). :rolleyes::oops::rolleyes:

Enjoyed the video. It actually may have put me over the top on making a purchase. Old eyes can use all the help they can get! :oops::geek::rolleyes:

A wonderful platform no matter which barrel length you choose. That being said, although the SOCOM has tremendous muzzle flash as well as muzzle blast, it is easier to carry. IMHO the Scout is about perfect!

Excellent video on a subject that used to be almost silly to contemplate. We may be closer to actually using a 24 Hour Get Home Bag than we think. :unsure:

A very interesting article. The Krag-Jorgesen rifle itself must share in the demise of the cartridge. Although one of the smoothest bolt actions ever created the soldier/marine had to deal with loose cartridges to reload in a dusty, dirty, muddy battlefield. One has to wonder: since we had to...

You are indeed blessed to have traveled and hunted with only "stick and string." However, when you're fly fishing with your wife and/or children and "SHE" comes across the river to say Hi, what will you do with your "stick and string?"

"WE WON'T COMPLY!" We swore an oath to defend our country from all enemies - foreign AND domestic! :mad::mad::mad:

Interesting and useful review. One thing to remember though is there are places where one of these "hand-held howitzers" are essential for a nice day in the mountains. It's more than a scary gun to impress your friends and/or scare your wife or girlfriend. What ever you do with it you must be...

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What is most interesting and heartbreaking is the fact that numerous articles on proper and safe reloading are reproduced here and we still have to look at these kind(s) of photos. That male EGO is apparently too strong to pay attention. :confused:

One of the great classic rifles still in use today. I have several friends who still take a Garand into the mountains every year to fill their tag(s).

Great FAQ's for the many new pistol shooters out there. A "J" frame Smith has long been a great companion when away from home.

IMHO the 9mm 1911 is a good EDC as well as Competition gun. The better option is a Super 38 1911.

Situational Awareness is a mindset we all need to practice everyday. If I'm in the back of Walmart and hear shots I'm going out thru the loading dock and not the front doors.

Interesting replacement screw behind the trigger guard and an added D ring on the butt. If it could only talk!

Sounds wonderful. So, where the h*ll is it?

Great article. Most important takeaway is having your firearm on or near you. Second, training, training, and training. Didn't see any reference to a gun "in the truck" or "under the bed in the other room."