Recent content by Freddymac

Caspian They make some of the best 1911 products that you can find.

my Farther's friend carried one in Nam He carried it in a hide away holsted strapped to his thigh. I think it was more for him incase he was wounded beyond all hope about to be captured. Kind of a morbid story, but true.

go AR... I don't know what your needs are, but if you don't have an AR you need one.

I used to But as of two weeks ago, they got strict. I can't even get on the sight because it has "weapon related content". Glad that they don't know that I'm packing my CDP... He He He.

I dont know if this is what you had in mind... Remington makes a saboted 55gr load (i think is actualy a .223, but I could be wrong) in 30-06. It can be hard to find, but it is very accurate.

If you are serious about spending that kind os cash... Pick up the July issue of Guns and Ammo. On the cover is the Ed Brown Special Forces 1911. I am seriously thinking about blowing this quarters' bonus check on this amazing piece. Keep in mind, that when you buy these "semi-custom"...

Benchmade CQC7 they come in non-serated, 1/2 serated, regular and Ti-nitrate coated.

I think you are talking about hunting rifles... Right? For under a G-Note, I like the Tikka. If you have more to spend, I would personaly go with Weatherby in either the Accumark or Ultra Light Weight. I have an Ultra Light Weight in 30-06, and have used it all over north America with great...

benchmade all the way I am a HUGE fan of benchmade knives. There are quite a few in your price range, and I know that you will not be disapointed with their quality. I have carried a Benchmade CQC7 (an Emerson design) for about 10 years know. It is the most rugged folder that I have ever had...

I don't know about the 9mm But my USP 45's don't do that. I had a 1911 that did the same thing about 2 years ago, and the problem was that the ejector was too short. I don't know if this is your problem, but that is where I would start. Some say that HK's customer service is ****, but the...

Yes, they are. This is to keep them from dislodging due to recoil in full auto guns. It is a mil spec thing. you will not fin it on .223's. I don't reload .223/5.56 so I dont know about reaming the pockets. Hope this helps. Fred

I have two Pythons. SHOOT THAT BAD BOY!!! These guns are functional works of art! To not shoot it is a slap in the face of the artist who created it! If you have never shot a Python, you must do so to believe. You must join the cult of the snake. Pull that trigger! Feel the connection...

I only need one. The same one that I have carried for the last 10 years... My Bench Made CQC7. It has served me well for any task that a knife can be used for. Tough, reliable, easy to use... in my humble opinion, its the best folding knife ever made... but as I said, that's just MY opinion.

I think so... Check out the bushmaster catalog. they have a few different types of pins... push pins, reverse offset pins expandable tensioning pins, and anti-walk pins. I don't know if these will work with your H-Bar, but it's worth looking into. Just a thought... Fred

another point... unless you reload,FMJ ammo tends to be of the cheap crap varity, while most HP's such a hydra shocks, rangers, XTP's, etc, are loaded with premium componets. I know that Federal uses a powder that reduces muzzle flash. And speaking of powder, the HP's usualy are more...