Recent content by lunde

For those reading this thread, there is an online form for this. The paper form is not necessary. You can also call in. See: http://www.nra-activate.com/ The form recognizes your current NRA membership status, and the options that appear on the page that follows depend on your membership...

I am completely sold on .204 Ruger. And, that is from my experience in using it in the field. I now own four rifles chambered in this outstanding cartridge. Three are made by Cooper Arms (a pair of M21 Phoenixes and an M21 MTV), and one is made by Dakota Arms (Serious Predator). I sold my Cooper...

GunTech, you wrote: I'd beg to differ. I have owned several brands of bolt action rifles, and once I owned a Cooper Arms rifle, everything else became a distant second. I own ten of their rifles right now, and they have performed out-of-the-box, except to mount a quality scope. I have never...

I finally had a chance to shoot my Dakota Arms Serious Predator chambered in .204 Ruger this morning. Here is the rifle: Since taking the above photo, I brought the rifle back to the Dakota Arms factory for grip checkering, and to make the trigger face smooth (it came serrated). And...

MEH, you wrote: It's not mine. It belongs to Glock, and I was simply given a (rare) opportunity to photograph it earlier this year. A couple weeks later, I was given an opportunity to shoot it. I put about 250 rounds of FMJs through it. Very fun.

A Glock 18C? ;)

I own lots of Glocks, and the model I own the most is the G33. It is my favorite subcompact Glock. Recoil is surprisingly unharsh.

I really like the Browning Nuck Marks. Here's my Camper, which now sports a TacSol barrel (7.25" matte black with silver flutes), TacSol grips (matte black, and made of aluminum), TacSol rail, and Ultra Dot L/T red-dot sight:

How about Eagle Grips? See: http://www.eaglegrips.com/newadditions.htm $50 for smooth Rosewood, and $20 more for checkered.

Nice! That's the better of the two, in my experience. I have both.

V2 or V3?

My Buck Mark was like yours (except for the front sight). I couldn't find a nickel Camper in early 2001, so I bought a blued version, then had Tripp Research hard-chrome all of the steel parts. If you like your sights, you should consider TacSol's grips. They're awesome, and available in...

I was making the same choice in early 2001, and went with a Buck Mark (the Camper model). I found the trigger to simply be better on the Buck Mark. Since buying it, over 15,000 rounds have been shot through it. It has been my constant range companion. I recently added some TacSol goodies...

You need a Torx bit or Torx wrench. My standard "shooting iron" tool kit has three Torx bits, and the medium one was a perfect fit.

I bought this made-in-1984 four-inch Colt Python for $900 two years ago. For California, that's a low price for one of these. It was LNIB.