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hand polish Do not use power tools. It makes no real difference whether you use toothpaste, silver polish or any other mild abrasive. You may not even need to polish the entire chamber. Begin with the rear half inch, take your time and you will get it right.

My thoughts on this is penetration, not immediate energy dump. The problem with varmint rounds is that they guarantee shallow penetration. With that in mind, I prefer Federals' bear claw 5.56 round backed up with Hirtenberger for barriers and heavier individuals.

IMHO everything is a compromise. My snub .38 is easy to carry, two of them is harder. If I'm expecting a fight I'll take a hi capacity auto and multiple mags. Honestly, I would never carry two snubs unless that's all I had.

Save your breath. Do not have any further contact with this person, he is apt to report you for something that he finds offensive. Debating a retard is beyond stupid. RETARDS ALWAYS WIN! Go spend time with people who don't stress you out. Life is too damned short to waste time trying to help...

Part of the pre-assault "interview" in latin america is to ask you something in english to gauge your comprehension. I used to simply reply "que?" and look bewildered. It worked.

I'm 5'9",30" waist and maybe 125lbs and I carry 24/7. I've had to figure out what works for me.A slim gun is more important for us than for larger folks. More important than caliber, weight or barrel length. Check out an old Colt 03 pocket pistol and you'll see it's so concealable because it's...

The Star 31P has three locking lugs for added strength.

Definitely get some thin wood grips for the Pocket nine.It really makes all the difference.I really like my pocket nine.

I have a Helly-Henson coat that I only use for extreme rain.Last Fall it allowed me to continue hunting when everyone else had quit.Amazing gear.

IMHO the 31P is the strongest of the Star 28/30/31 series.My 30PK has 1 barrel lug,the model M30 has 2 and the 31P has 3.They were tested at the factory with high pressure loads of 43,000psi.I shoot +P in my 30PK and 31P.I really don't think it's an issue.

A Whitney/G.W. Morse 45-70 from 1879.

S&W K frame in 25-20.

IMHO the ability to become "nonemotional" when necessary is most important.

You might consider the .257 Roberts.

I've not found a serial # yet.It has the 7.5" barrel.Finish was either nickel or chrome.Several parts missing.Safety,trigger,sear,transfer bar,spring loaded parts at rear of frame etc..How similar is this to the early model hi standards or woodsmans.Please point me in the right direction to get...

Just found an old .22 semi pistol frame and slide with a 6 in barrel.The only visible marking is Scholl & Co, New Haven Conn .It appears similar to a hi standard or woodsman.Any idea when it was made?

I have a Surefire z2 and use it as a general use flashlight.65 lumens and a 1 hour run time.I also have a 12ZM,500+ lumens that is designed to blind,disorient and to totally screw up anyone's ability to do much of anything.

I've got one from back when they were still available.Great gun.They're rare.Maybe 5,000 made? Supply and demand will determine price.750$ NIB is probably a decent deal.

I just purchased a Savage 219 in .25-20.Using the 75 or 86gr bullet.Would lil'gun burn too fast? Maybe red or green dot? Thanks

Stop analyzing.Tell him that you and your buddy Fido don't want any crack.If he keeps posturing just keep walking.