Recent content by marshall3

The great gun comparison charts by Los are now archived... http://www.mouseguns.com/loschart/loschart.htm

A friend of mine, Bob O, made this sign to give to businesses who feature the no guns allowed sign... http://www.mouseguns.com/noguns.pdf

I recently got a WASR, and did a bunch of research. You may find the photos and info interesting, if you like Romanian WASR AKs. http://www.mouseguns.com/wasrrev/review.htm

I have both the .22 and .25 caliber versions. The .22 has been perfect, but I haven't shot the .25 yet. I expect it will be as fine as the .22. These guns are quite inexpensive, yet make good plinkers. Here's my HP25A photo gallery.... http://www.mouseguns.com/hp25a/hp25a.html

Good article It's a good article, well written and interesting!

I really like how BobO keeps the chart up to date, and takes questions on this forum. Thanks, BobO! Marshall

You must not be married. http://www.amazon.com/Unintended-Consequences-John-Ross/dp/1888118040#reader

my first h&r My first h&r was a nine shot .22, but it had no ejector. I had to remove the cylinder and poke out the empty brass.

Thanks JamesJo, those are really beautiful revolvers. You have a nice collection! I will edit my page to include your correct information. Much appreciated!

If anyone is interested in H&R revolvers, you may enjoy the photos and info here... http://www.mouseguns.com/hr676/hr676.htm I'm new to revolvers, so if I have used a wrong term to identify a part, please let me know.

It's always good to have a second gun in a different caliber. In my area (Chattanooga) there is usually 40S&W on the shelves at WalMart, and very little 9mm. Why not trade one of your .45s for a nice GLOCK 27, 23 or 22 in 40S&W?

The mouseguns.com location of the charts will be gone soon. There is another place you can find the charts... http://www.ilovemunich.net/PocketAutoComparison.jpg and http://www.ilovemunich.net/PocketAutoComparison.pdf

Take a hundred photos, and keep the five best.

Never ending job! Hi BOBO! You have a never ending job with this chart! Thanks for doing it for the firearm community! Marshall at mouseguns.com

Pocket Carry chambered No one has yet mentioned (I think) pocket carrying a GLOCK. I'm of the opinion that the GLOCK which is pocket carried should have an empty chamber. Pocket holsters, and the mechanics of drawing from a pocket, do not give much trigger safety. Also, no one has talked...