Recent content by SimonRL

Bassbob was right and anybody that thought DJT would be a champion of the 2A was fooling themselves. He has paid lip service to the 2A and gun owners and has by and large avoided any strong statements of gun support. If you can ignore his other maneuvers to slowly dismantle the Constitution you...

Who doesn’t?

Exactly. It’s like we’re sharing the same brain!

One word: Gravy.

If anyone is up for a fantastic read about the vexing ways of the British I fully recommend Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson. It is hilarious. You’re talking smack about the country that invented Indian food!

Thanks. So basically you are looking to reinvent the HK45. That’s a tall order. I don’t think HK has a .45 mag even remotely close to a 20 rd capacity. HKParts makes a 13 rd extended mag for the HK45. The USP .45 has a 12 rd maximum. I think you would have to look at designing a lower that can...

This is the big problem with HK handguns. Aftermarket support is practically non-existent for them. I think this is because of multiple factors: none of the HKs are modular; HK massively over engineers their guns making them hard to work on; the demand just isn’t there from the HK diehards. If...

You’re right. All the holster makers I buy from have a red dot pull down as part of the configuration process.

Do you have a description of your project that involve more than two words. I’m starting to think you and your HK45 live under a bridge…

Not unless you start leaning against a German tree.

Worcestershire and Leicestershire were invented so that when the Empire inevitably went belly up - as they all do - the British could still enjoy their sense of smug superiority when they heard American tourists loudly mangling those names on the Underground. That’s why they made Leicester...

So she was hungry for Austrians or she was a mix of Austrian and Hungarian. Spelling, sir. Spelling.

Not to mention one entire word - sarcasm. DM me if you need me to explain. /s 🙄🙄🙄

It’s well known when the English invented the fridge some time back in the 13th century it was spelled Refridgerator. However, a bunch of malcontents in the New World decided it was too hard to spell. Sort of like Jewellery/Jewelry. 🙄🇬🇧😇

I feel like we’ve all reached our maximum limit!