Recent content by smmg2020

I guess I need to go to Vegas because any Kimber I have owned has been a damn fine firearm...barring the finish. That said I do not buy series IIs. Now, my father on the other hand has had nothing but trouble (Series II).

Also meant to mention that a license being revoked isn't necessarily due to breaking the law either (unless specified that those 58 revokes were and I missed it). For example, when the Ohio attorney general's office releases stats, deaths and licensees who move out of state are considered a...

Very true. These types of statistics are good for your average joe with a decent amount of logic. However, those who truly need to see proof like this will only blow it off and or twist it to fit their agenda as you said Slotback....good post anyway, my fellow tow-gunner. Always interesting to...

-No series II Kimbers -Pistol-wise...nothing smaller than .380 and nothing bigger than .45colt. -Prefer my S&Ws without a lock, but if the deal is right I will buy a "with lock" Smith.

For Sure. I sold most of my revolvers years back, however, recently I have started to miss them and want to pick up a few. The reason I would buy one in 9mm is to keep the number of calibers I have to a minimum. The only pistol calibers I currently have are 380acp, 9mm, and 45acp, and really...

Once watched a guy "walk on" to the ceiling at the local pistol range. One of the few times I have laughed that hard in my life. Came to find out later from the range owner, the gentleman had tried working on his 1911 himself...enough said.

With my powerful love and respect for firearms, and their true meaning and purpose, as a strong Christian, and a Marine Corps infantry combat veteran of two Iraq deployments, I KNOW that I make my Dad proud...because he tells me so every day. And honestly, there is no better feeling! Great...

I have never put any through any of my ARs. However, have shot plenty of the Russian made, steel cased ammo (Wolf, Tul-Ammo, Herters, etc., etc.) through my glocks, lower end 1911s, and XD's and the only problem I ran into was a few misfires with the Tul-Ammo (which I reloaded into a magazine...

I am currently packing the 30. Love it. Model 19 is still my favorite glock though.

I love my RATs and ESEEs. Truly well made, long lasting tools. I do agree with you on the Junglas, hso. Its balance is not quite what one would expect from a large chopper...but at the same time you must admit it feels darn good in the hand!