Recent content by BigG

Browning 1955 380 ACP pocket auto. Colt 1903 32 ACP pocket auto. Both nice shooters and fairly comfortable to shoot.

A Steyr Mannlicher carbine - mountain rifle. Top of the line in accuracy and handling.

Most scopes will not hold zero if removed and replaced however I have a Steyr Scout rifle with a matched Leupold scope that can be removed and replaced and still be zeroed.

I think a lot of people don't know that police are not to protect YOU. The ignorance bred by TV and radio advertising have raised up a fine crop of yokels. AFTER ALL, don't the cars even say TO PROTECT AND SERVE?

Don't recommend going with maximum charges, whoever gives the numbers. Work the loads up with your rifle and components.

A 9mm Luger as that was the pistol that introduced the round and it has never really been much good but the size is very popular because it can fit a lot of other designs. :evil:

Lyman, unlike some other manual publishers, has a complete test laboratory with all the instruments, including a ballistic pendulum and did all the testing for Olin when they were making powder if they still are under the Winchester label. Many of the others just give mathematical calculations...

Nomex flight gloves are my favorite to maintain dexterity. I shoot with them on.

41 Special? Ain't no such thing. I won't talk up something that's a figment. 38 Special is still OK.

A Benelli Atlanta 22 Autoloading Target pistol.

Daisy bb gun can hit a 22 shell offhand at 25 ft every time. How much more accurate do you need? If you want ot shoot bench rest at fixed targets that's one thing but plinking is what works for me.

The answer is, "Have a gun." Simple as that.

The ram will not insert into the chamber until the cylinder has already turned after cocking the hammer. What is the point?

Great shooting! I always appreciate seeing your success, H&H Hunter and others!

WW and RP are my staples. I have coffee cans full of them. and don't use SB or any other brand except occasionally Federal.