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Tonight’s American Guardian had a segment illustrating that employees in a no guns allowed building need to plan alternate ways to temporarily disable a violent intruder. A common CO2 fire extinguisher was demonstrated as having that ability when aimed at a b.g.’s face for a 2 or 3 seconds. One...

Do Not Hesitate and Do Not Delay My practice when I have become alerted is to politely, clearly, firmly, with adequate volume and command presence is: order the stranger to "Move Along, Sir" Then without delay, change to an evasive direction.

None of us like them being there - BUT on quality revolvers (like S&W) do they present a meaningful chance of inadvertantly locking the weapon's action when they were truely turned off (unlocked.) I gotta be a little doubting ever since the Titanic was declared unsinkable. But I don't want to...

Lay one on me, guys. Be gentle on your price and I promise to give it a really good home. Thanks, Ed a/k/a MacDude

Howdy, I am curious about how the RAMI (in .40 S&W) is holding up in the real world. (i.e. daily concealed carry; or, bouncing around inside trucks' nooks and crannies; or, getting dropped or falling off of table tops, etc., etc.) Does it continue to fuction flawlessly whether fired a lot...

They're cool tools I used a couple of different calibers as my learning to reload project and enjoyed every moment. Works GREAT. I made (still make) a point to have one for each caliber I own just for general possible use. Darn Lee still doesn't have .40 S&W available, though. Ed

I've been inserting these approx. .375 inch into the case (OAL is OK) for various mid range loads. No apparent problems. A knowledgeable friend said these should be inserted into the case until just above flush with case opening. I've been looking and have not yet found any "authority" on...

Anybody can refer me to the subject class in the Midwest in October or November, 2004??? Please include as much contact info as possible (i.e. name, phone, website, etc, etc.) Thanks, Ed

Disappointing Guns Colt Diamondback .22 Nickel - bought it NIB from my then usual retail dealer (pre internet days.) - Beautiful gun. Oh I wanted to keep it forever. Big time timing problem. Sent it back to Colt - Paid them approx $100 - No improvement at all. - Traded! Colt - BOOOOOOOO...

The subject holster has caught my eye due to it concealing virtually 100% of the weapon. Can anyone comment on the real world use of this holster from first hand or reliable second hand experiance??? Thanks, Ed