Recent content by Jerry68

If Glocks didn't exist we'd all still be debating if an semi-auto can ever be as dependable as a revolver. Love them or hate them, Glock raised the bar on reliability.

EDC, G19 or G17 with 2 reloads, a Glock 26, and a Kel Tec P32 or S&W 638 in a pocket holster. I carry a surefire ED2, and an Emerson mini CQC7. Overkill? Maybe, but I spend a lot of time in Metro Detroit, often in areas that are considered very dangerous. If I could carry a rifle or a...

Agreed. If you think you are "safe" anywhere in Detroit, you are delusional.

I have an 870 Super Mag, and it cycles 3" and 2 3/4" shells without a hiccup.

When I was a kid, my first "real" shotgun was a 2 3/4" 1953 Browning A5 Light 12, handed down from my Grandfather. I longed for a new shotgun that could fire 3" Magnums. I worked, and saved, and finally bought an A5 Magnum, which I hunted with for years. Then suddenly their were guns...

I started 20 years ago with BHP, shortly thereafter switched to the newly available Glock 17, I added a Glock 19 when it came out. I have carried Glocks for 20+ years, with caliber changes to .40S&W, 45ACP, and even a .357SIG, but I always come back to the Glock 17 and 19.

With gas airsoft guns, if you don't mind policing up all the little plastic BB's, you can run realistic training scenarios in your own home. My finished basement basically looks like an IPSC/IDPA range in the Winter months.

Quite the collection http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=202531025

An unloaded gun becomes a really crappy club in a home invasion scenario...

Few things in this world are as sexy and functional as old Brownings, especially Auto 5's.

I have a Browning Light 12 that my Grandfather purchased new in 1953. This gun has not missed a single duck, pheasant or deer hunting season since it was purchased. Say what you will, but I have seen a lot of newer semi shotguns turn into single shots in a muddy goose field, and more than one...