Recent content by CeeZar

The convention center is connected the football stadium. I've never heard of any problems during football games or other events at or near the stadium. Everything is in a pretty safe part of town. However, you don't need to go very far north of the convention center, say a mile or so, to...

As someone with larger than average hands and long fingers, I can tell you that a proper grip can be hard to get and hard to maintain through recoil. A larger backstrap and a bit of a palm swell make it much easier for me to get the correct grip from holster to presentation.

writerinmo - I'm in the St. Louis area. Any chance you and your local sporting goods store are also?

I have a kadet kit for my CZ PCR and the accuracy is excellent.

Check out Fusion Firearms, a company run by the man who resurrected Dan Wesson. Drop dead gorgeous guns, since you want "pretty". For lots of pictures and answers to all of your question, check out the Fusion forum on 1911forum dot com

I would lean to some older military guns. They are interesting, full of character, and many are relatively inexpensive. Swiss K31 ~ $200 - $300 depending on condition and stock (beech or walnut) Not extremely rare, but certainly unusual with the straight-pull bolt action, very well made and...

Another vote for any CZ and the Marlin 39A. A new CZ can be had in the stated price range, the Marlin not so much but worth the price new or the search used.

If you're not going to carry it, I would trade/sell it and find something full size for a home defense gun.

Well, you don't need to strap a light or a laser or an aftermarket stock on a 10/22 to shoot moa. And why not just buy an AR lower and dedicated .22 upper if you want to be tacticool?

I'd like to build an LTR some day (although I'm not 100% I would use a 10/22) and understand scopes and slings and free floating the barrel, etc. But I just don't grok spending big $$ to pimp out a 10/22. I guess there are too many other shooting-related things I would buy with that money...

The lower-end Sabre Defence models will fit in that price range.

Another vote for Buckmark - whatever model has the features you like. But on the other hand. If you have or are going to buy another handgun, for carry or home defense or range use, you may want to consider a .22 conversion kit for it. Most Sig, CZ, or 1911s will take conversion kits and are...

How about something from the WWII era? You can still get a nice K31 for that price or one of the various Mausers or a Mosin Nagant and a pile of ammo. For something slight more modern, a Yugo SKS and a tech sight would come in at about $300.

I'm looking to buy my first single action revolver and need a bit of help. I'm quite familiar with semi auto models and manufacturers, but know very little about single action. My experience shooting single action is limited to a few hundred rounds through my father-in-law's Ruger single six...

You really couldn't go wrong once you narrowed it down to those two. If you prefer IWB holster, be sure to check out Crossbreed supertuck.