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Yes definitely two different aspects. Considering that at time he was 3 years recovered from having a heart attack & a stroke it was impressive as hell. He was a great man, flew rescue birds in Vietnam and in Greenland and after retiring from the Air Force, flew lead planes for the Forest...

My Father In-Law's only pistol was a BHP he'd picked up at the BX during his Air Force career. For whatever reason he didn't care for shooting it and asked me to find a quality revolver. I found a sweet little S&W M-15 that we took out on the range at the store we bought it from. He was in his...

I carried a .45 LW Commander before my first retirement and was issued a G23 in .40 for the job I retired from two years ago. When I was shooting lots of Steel Challenge the .40 G22 was my favorite as it combined higher capacity with decisive hits on falling steel. I gave my Browning Hi Power...

Well, I like Swiss chocolate and respect the Belgians for their "little grey cells" (Kudos if you know the grey cell reference without searching;) )

Well said. Excellent post.

Just got back home after a weeks trip to Ft. Lauderdale. Met my Son and his daughter and some other family down there and we did a nice B&B, ate some seafood, got sandy, took pictures of a sleepy pelican backlit by the moon. Wonderful trip with beautiful sunny weather & got back to Colorado in...

Born-Southern Colorado Currently-Same (for my sins) Ideally, I'll end up Somewhere around Jacksonville, Fl. I like the area and the fact that while it doesn't get extremely cold there is seasonal change. The Intercoastal Waterway is awesome and being able to catch an Amtrak up the coast to the...

What other Civil Rights will he be voting to price out of existence?

If you want true entertainment, work at a range that does subgun rentals. :p

My Dad was one of 11 brothers and sisters. Used to go back to the home town every summer to visit the clan and fish for walleye, plus once I got to age 12, Dad would pull me out of school and we'd go up to hunt pheasants. Mostly the Aunts and Uncle's were very successful and from the outside...

Colt as 'mid-tier' is hilarious

It's the only way to be sure! 🤭

She was awesome. Another of the Greats gone!

You shouldn't feel that way at all! I used to date a lady that was a potter and listening her discuss the various types of materials involved, especially glaze and its application with other pottery fans was amazingly convoluted. I'll try to put together some thoughts on a new to firearms person...

Sharpfinger's are wonderfully useful tools!

He doesn't need to "use" it against troops -merely test it. Treaty on testing is expired and while he said that he wouldn't do live testing unless the U.S. did, that was before this military action and the losses they have taken. I totally agree that this whole **** show is due to his absolute...

Personally, I'm not a fan of 'Forever Wars' which is what it will take for Russia to be put 'on the ropes.' I was amazed after Biden's handlers approved long distance missile strikes that Putin didn't function test one of his small tactical nukes at the Semipalatinsk site to remind folks who the...

Always a huge fan of Steve McQueen. An infatuation with seeing Ali McGraw in the buff is the first redemptive factor I've learned about Keith Moon.

I'll take an American made Parker SXS with a supply chain of spare parts. Please and Thank You!

About 60-65% effective. If I had to pick one less lethal option it would be O/C (pepper spray) Both tools have pluses and minuses. Taser is less likely to work on people wearing heavy clothing. Pepper spray is obviously dependent on how much wind or rain is present and can really be problematic...