Recent content by AdamSean

No, it doesn't. A quality holster and your finger do. I have carried Glock for almost 10 years and I'm still here. A manual safety adds time to the draw. A fraction of a second can mean being shot by an attacker in the meat of the shoulder or the aorta. There are reasons there are drop...

The safety is redundant as it has a trigger safety. I always left mine off when I had mine.

Dude, you just opened a smelly can of worms...lol. I'm with Sol. Shot placement is key.

Polishing takes the gritty feeling out of it, but keeps the weight. I dropped a 3.5# connector in with the stock spring and got a great pull, but a light reset. I ordered a NY1 trigger spring that is 8#. I had some issues with the connector so I had to send it back. When I got the NY1 spring, I...

I plan on patterning the loads. I just want to have a good starting point so I don't waste money blowing off my ammunition on something that is just ridiculous. The land I am on is a very narrow bit and we are limited to shotgun with slugs and number 2 shot or smaller. From what I understand...

A few more days and deer season with be over. Then it will be time to scout for turkeys and get rid of some of the coyotes that tend to attack the birds. I am limited to shotgun where I hunt and have no problem getting close to them. I had one come within 20 yards last year. I am going to be...

Let them hate. When it comes down to it, a wide range of the components are interchangeable, the go bang when others won't, and are as accurate as the shooter. I just bought another one.

My new to me Smith & Wesson 66-2.

I have been trying to decide what I wanted to be my sidearm as I went out this coming hunting season. Last year I had some close calls with coyotes and during Spring turkey season, in addition to the coyotes attacking my decoys only yards away from me as I sat on the ground, I cam across quit a...

Polish the chamber and feed ramp. Then only use ammunition 124gr and higher. Beretta quoted that this gun is to be used with 124gr. I have used 124 and 147 gr in mine after polishing the chamber and feed ramp and couldn't get a failure if I tried.

Beretta Nano too big for pocket carry? What size are your pockets? I carried one for while. In fact right now I have S&W M&P 9 Shield in my pocket comfortably. Sometimes to find the right gun, you will need to change the clothing you wear. To carry a firearm is a lifestyle change. It really...

Huntsville eh? I am in Tuscsloosa, AL...Roll Tide! Maybe if I need any Remington repairs it won't take too long to get back. I was hopeful for the R51, but I think I will wait a little longer.

Also, I have read there have been numerous issues with the R51. They are halting all production and going back to the drawing board on this one. I would send it back, sit tight, and find something else to play with until it gets resolved.

I seem to have read that some Diamondback DB380s use to have this happen a lot. The solution was to get stronger magazine springs to help push the new round up faster and the old empty shell out.

A femal friend of mine has relatively small hands as well. She owns both a Kahr CW9 and a Kimber Ultra Carry II in 9mm. She keeps the Kimber in the car with her and tends to shoot the Kahr at the range more. Either is a good choice. If you are looking for simplicity, I would go with the Kahr...