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Made me think of shooting clay targets from the hip. I had a gentleman that worked part time for me that shot for Winchester after WWII. He could hit 25 straight skeet targets from the hip. I saw John Satterwhite back in the 1980s do a show like this:

Your issue reminds me of the Tyler T-Grip adapters for revolvers. They were very popular in the 70-80s but mostly for non-target grip equipped revolvers. (S&W also offered a similar grip adapter starting around the 1940s :) ) https://www.t-grips.com/ I would second the foam tape, door...

https://winchester.com/en/Blog/2018/07/Meet-Team-USAs-Dania-Vizzi

Introducing the new M2A rifle with dual 18-inch barrels and a custom gas system for unmatched performance. Its unique design, featuring a proprietary 40-round magazine and receiver, chambers two rounds of .308 ammunition simultaneously, delivering unparalleled firepower in a compact package...

Check out the candidates NRA rating here: (As of 03/27/2024 only the states of Indiana, Arkansas and Pennsylvania are listed for state and local elections) https://www.nrapvf.org/

There should have been a 41 Special ammo option :)

A repeat felon was only out of jail for 25 days before police caught him selling guns on Facebook. Deshawn Washington, 22, of Indianapolis will serve 27 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegal possession of firearms by a felon. Washington isn’t permitted to own guns due to...

They didn't have cartoons on radio when I was young :) I always liked Roadrunner and Tom and Jerry, when we got a TV.

I became a life member around 1980, I think I paid $75, it was on sale from a regular $125 if I remember correctly. High inflation in the early 80's even worse than now, really raised the price.

I believe only NRA Life Members, and those Annual Members who have been members for at least 5 consecutive years, without interruption, are eligible to vote. I don't subscribe to the mailed version of any of the magazines, but I always get the ballot issue of the last magazine I subscribed to in...

INTERNATIONAL PISTOL TOURNAMENT MAY 21-24, 2024 Location: Green Valley Rifle & Pistol Club, 4350 E Academy Road, Hallsville, Missouri 65255 Enter by May 1st for a chance to win a CMP 1911 45 The Bianchi Cup has been the gold standard in action pistol shooting competition since 1979. Over 40...

In 1908, pistol dueling was demonstrated as part of the concurrent Franco-British Exhibition, using the Olympic fencing arena and in front of invited guests. The competition involved two competitors firing at each other with dueling pistols loaded with wax bullets and wearing protective...

Norma seems to have this 9mm 124gr load in stock- (use to be Norma Shooting DOT com) I have purchased from them a couple of times, https://normausa.com/product/range-and-training/9mm-luger-fmj-124-gr/

Throughout WWII, butter was rationed, and the variety of cooking fats we have today didn’t yet exist, so housewives often saved bacon fat for cooking. It was also valued for the war effort—homemakers were asked to give their bacon grease to the local butcher, who turned it into the government...

This may also help: https://www.dillonprecision.com/sight-correction-calculator.html

My Gold Cup grips look like this:

All events are open to the public, free for viewing. Spectators are welcome to observe firing on the Camp Perry ranges at any time, with ample parking on-site. Guests are encouraged to participate in the many exciting activities and visual attractions offered during the National Matches season...

COMBAT TRAINING WITH PISTOLS, M9 AND M11 https://www.operationalmedicine.org/Army/Milmed/fm3_23x35.pdf

On the cold, snowy night of March 5, 1770, a mob of American colonists gathers at the Customs House in Boston and begins taunting the British soldiers guarding the building. The protesters, who called themselves Patriots, were protesting the occupation of their city by British troops, who were...

In 1813, Mary Pickersgill, a Baltimore flagmaker, was commissioned to make two flags for Fort McHenry. In addition to the gigantic 42 x 30 foot garrison flag (now the Star-Spangled Banner), Pickersgill and the young women who helped her also sewed a smaller "storm flag." Coming in at 17 x 25...