Recent content by KenpoTex

Welcome to the dark side :D

I've got a Ruger Security-six that's probably at about the 10,000 mark for me (it was about 15 years old when I got it so who knows how many it's really shot). I've also got an old Glenfield (Marlin Model 60 knockoff) that's had who-knows-how-many through it (I got it when I was 12 and it was...

On nightstand: 1911 loaded with hardball Table next to front door: glock 19 loaded with JHP's behind bedroom door: Rem. 870 with 00-buck

I buy the 3M tape off the roll from ACE Hardware. It's about $1 per foot for the 2" width (they also sell 1" and 4"). It's great. I've used it on the grip-panels on my Glock as well as on several knives. Cheap, easy, and if it does come off (unlikely) you can just stick another piece on.

Quite possibly :D

There is a lot more to this story. A friend of mine works at the hospital where the victims were treated. In addition to talking with many of the people who had been at the party, he got the "inside scoop" from the police officers, detectives, and deputies who responded. The story, as he...

Beautiful work sir, I wouldn't personally want the lanyard with the skulls on a carry knife but they look really cool if it's just on display. I don't know that I've seen a knife with a leather handle-wrap. Very cool

The links Lee Lapin provided are well worth looking at. SouthNarc's material is excellent.

Surefire 6P, Inova X-5 (I think that's what it's called), and a 2-D Maglight.

If the individual was in fact advancing on an officer with the knife, the officers were fully justified in shooting him. Stupidity...Yeah, they probably were trained in knife disarms...for that matter so am I; as are, I'm sure, I'm sure many others on this board. However empty hand knife...

g-nome, After reading through this thread, it appears that these other gentlemen have answered your questions thoroughly and accurately. If you want further clarification I would suggest that you check the laws for yourself (always a good practice anyway since someone may inadvertently give...

I voted for the Kimber mainly because I'm a sucker for the ol' 1911, the Hi-power would be my second choice, with the S&W coming in third simply because I don't like the cylinder being a different color.

For those interested...Reverse Edge Methods Vol. II is now available from ShivWorks. (so if you haven't seen Vol. I, you now have an excuse to buy both :D) For more info on the dvd's and the reverse edge method go to www.shivworks.com to order go to http://www.mdtactical.com/shivworks.htm...

It sounds like he was using it in the same manner as one would use a Kerambit. Reverse grip is very common when using a kerambit so I can see it working pretty well with the TDI since the two tools are somewhat similar in design.

It's not a gun so the number(s) are probably just the model numbers, not serial numbers. as a result, unless it's some kind of "one of a kind" custom job, it already is untraceable. "The police found a Buck 110 at the crime scene..." Well gee, there's only about 10 million of those floating...