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Fascinating!!! We are so lucky to have these fine soldiers and veterans! As a side note, my Dad flew the Waco Glider. The first to land had to light a kerosene lantern and wave in the next glider, then repeat. Sometimes the lantern man was mowed down by a glider and the remaining gliders...

Great Article and thanks Larry! Be sure to see my signature line below ;^)

I wouldn't have expected this article here but I'm glad it is! With our current food prices soaring and availability declining I'll start doing this. We already vegetable garden so this will be a good addition. The pump issue always kept me away. Thanks.

Timely article, thanks! Ukraine's vast resources and fine farmland make it a target for the bad guys.

Fascinating article and timely too.

That was a fine article! Especially pertinent today considering the suffering going on in Ukraine. Thanks

Fascinating article! One of my uncles was a B-17 ball turret gunner and the other flew Corsairs. Dad flew the big Waco glider. Most of the young men of that generation were really capable, not so much today. Bassbob is correct.

May the good Lord bless every one of our Soldiers! I hope that every Veteran that reads my post can feel that my family and I are sending you the warmest regards and heartfelt thanks. Excellent article as usual!

It has beautiful lines and I cherish it!!!

Interesting history and weapon. Dr. Dabbs sounds like a good guy too.

Great folks with ethics, honor and integrity and some divine intervention = success! I wish the Reese family and their employees the very best in life! Ps. How bout some .30 Carbines???

Our dogs are a fine early warning system. While outside I pay close attention to the birds also.

Good job Yamil! I find myself carrying a .380 more and more. Someone above did mention the Smith EZ 9mm for their wife and I went that route also. Smith has had a recall and I had to send it back for the hammer alloy problem ;^( You just can't beat Springfield Armory, their weapons and their...

Fascinating article! Imagine...16 shots way back in 1580.

Well naturally SA would provide you their products for long term testing ;^)

Thanks Talyn. Perhaps you should write the descriptions and nuances of all firearms for Springfields' website They could use that level of detail.

Fun and a fine rifle indeed!! We used to check zero on our Remington 700's by shooting saplings at 1000. I know it's me, but you can't beat the cool factor of a wood stocked M1A ;^)

Fascinating rifle and article!!! I wish we had those Patriots standing with us right now. We must make sure they remain in our hearts and minds as we proceed forward in these perilous times.

Great article as usual!! I would add "learn to reload your ammo". I have my first box of .38's I reloaded in 1982 and shoot a couple every now and then and they seem perfect. The next 60 days is going to be interesting ;^)

We were very lucky to have them both. I saved a man's life who was being beaten to death by 2 thugs, one that wielded a baseball bat. The poor old man had just picked up his grandson at daycare and pulled his car out in front of them. They forced his car to the curb and pulled him out through...