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P38s are a favorite of mine.

Water cannons filled with red dye.

Mamma used to say, “Play with fire long enough and you’ll eventually end up getting burned”! How true those words are even today.

One has to know all of the rules and regulations when building your own: https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2026/04/15/army-officer-pleads-guilty-to-17-charges-in-firearms-parts-smuggling-case/

While we’re waiting for pictures I’ll post a picture of some of my vintage WWII .32 cal pistols.

We’re all on the road to no where!

Found my answer if google is correct: Colt Navy revolvers—specifically the 1851 and 1861 models—were designed to shoot conical bullets (specifically, a pointed, tapered-base "picket" bullet) in addition to round balls. The US military even issued paper cartridges loaded with these conical...

Were the originals designed to shoot round balls or conicals. Most of the Civil War era 44s I’ve dug up were solid base conicals.

From the Virginia Citizens Defense League: Do you know someone suffering from Gun Derangement Syndrome? Gun Derangement Syndrome, or GDS, is a severe mental disorder characterized by irrational beliefs and behaviors despite objective evidence. There is no age, sex, race, or other demographic...

It’s good to see that the fellowship of the forum prevails. I believe that every moment of anger robs me of a minute of happiness. So I don’t tend to get angry over personal attacks, but I do find that I really enjoy the happiness that getting even brings.

In my son’s dept it’s called the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT). For barricaded subjects they call in SWAT or as he calls it: social worker and therapist.

Should have backed up and run over the shooter again!

If someone gave me one the first thing I’d do is spray paint it black so perhaps I could at least scare an attacker away.

If the barrel appears to be worn I wouldn’t give it a second glance.

Here’s a picture from their webpage. Cost is $579. I wonder how many have been sold? To me these are in the “better than a sharp stick” category.

That’s what we taught in drivers ed classes.

Sorry your day was so frustrating. Hope your next day at the range goes better.😁

Then I’d have to buy an older, vintage pre Beretta Holding Company rifle which I’m sure would be well made as well as a pleasure to shoot. 😁

If I was going to buy a “forever” bolt action rifle to use the rest of my days spent hunting I’d splurge and buy a Sako!

And they want to take over Ruger.