Recent content by kim breed

There are plenty of sword polishers. get some drinks to share and go ask their advice/help.

A 223 will handle them no problems. I like the AR. 30 rds just encase the rest of the pack shows up.

Shot placement is the key. I use SWC's in a light load with unique. never had to track one. heart lung shots.

80 grn and 100grn remington core lock. knocks them down good with a chest shot.

a para warthawg works for me. small, accurate, and I have 10 plus 1 capability.

2 1903's, seacamp, and a keltec. tough decision on which one to carry. love the 32's. always use silver tips.

After carrying autos for most of my life, I finally picked up a charter arms bulldog in 44 spc. I use cowboy loads in it. a friend of mine gave me some rounds from Bufflo arms(I think). wadcutters inverted. Leaves one of the biggest holes in a ham I've seen.

best defense is a better offense. let the situation dictate the area of the strike. A no2 pencil in the eye stops the fight quickly. strike what ever presents itself. I prefer a steel chair or a heavy beer mug.

use cowboy loads in my Bulldog. slow and heavy for big holes.

wouldn't get rid of my CW9. heck I have shot IDPA with it. great feeling and great shooting.

Mil-tac makes great grips. not too aggressive but provide a non slip grip. have them on 5 of my 1911.

At least you can practice some gunsmithing, and learn the operating system

good work for your first try. when you can spend time your finish will improve. but I like them the way they are now. frontier.

outdated for a long time. local law enforcement have been complaining about it for years. Bill needs to be updated.

Semi autos have to use gas pressure to cycle the action, bleed off gas. chamber noise can be challanging as you need to cycle your action. bolt actions keep the same pressure and no chamber noise. my bolt actions are more suppressed that my AR's. Just not as fun to shoot.