Recent content by SergeantC

+1 on the S & W 22a. Inexpensive, reliable, reasonably accurate.

Buffalo Bore makes standard pressure 125 & 18 gr hollowpoints, and Federal recently put the NyClad back into production as a 125 gr standard pressure round.

Springfield M1903A3

edSky, that's one damn fine gun and one hell of a picture. I like the picture so much, it's now my desktop.

A couple days ago, I brought home a Saiga-12.

Several right now. I hope that will change in the next year or two. I just haven't had the time or the money to shoot them all.

The thing I asked for when I was in the sandbox was those powdered drink mixes that come in the little tubes. I hadn't been there very long before I started finding plain water a little boring. Otherwise, books are good, movies are good. Stuff the soldier can leave behind. I left most of the...

Smith & Wesson M64-3, 4" Heavy Barrel.

If the words "spray and pray" mean nothing to you.

Not a bad list. Rather than post my own list, I would simply make two suggestions to add to yours. A Browning Hi-Power. A S&W K or L-frame .357 Magnum

Not bad stories, but nothing special either. I sold a Glock 22 I had no need of, and I sold a Ruger Mk III. I sold the Glock to an officer in my Army Reserve unit. He sold it later to a friend of his. I used the value of the Ruger as trade-in for a Smith & Wesson Model 22A-1 .22 pistol...

If your absolute favorite Bond movie is Live and Let Die, because he used a Model 29.

Turkish M1938 8mm Mauser rifle. I don't hunt, so I tend to buy rifles for their historical/military surplus value.

FYI, we use this idiom in Minnesota, too. I've heard people from out of state complain about us doing it. Because I am from Minnesota, I can't see what's wrong with it, myself.:) OP, that was a fine job of teaching people how to shoot.

Cocked & Locked: could it be the Norfolk Police Department? That might actually make a certain amount of sense, considering you are from N.C.