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Both targets appear to be lit from the 11 o'clock position. Based on the high lights and shadows, the targets have been drawn on the backside, i.e. convex when they should be concave. You do not describe how the shots were made, either offhand of from a rest or not, our whether the rifle has...

Since you are familiar with 1911s, I would suggest you look at the Springfield Armory EMPS in 9mm and 40 S&W. The 9mm which I have its an aluminum frame to help with weight. The EMP was designed around the 9mm cartridge, so the frame is actually smaller than most regular 3" 1911s in 9mm, which...

Lots of good advice and intentions, however, you have not described your shooting experience. If you have received formal training or not? I bet if you have received formal training, the recoil from a 9mm or larger caliber would not be such an issue. I raise the issue of training because you...

with a pistol, resting the barrel on the rest would affect the barrel harmonics and affect the grouping...

a video well worth watching. I need to send this to a friend who is an ER doctor and shooter an interesting correlation between caliber and potential wound size (depending on ammo type -video assume hollow points), ie, bigger caliber can result in larger wound cavity -makes sense, but...

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this is also my first SS gun, so I've trolled for cleaning advice. Most seem to avoid brass brushes? Lots of lead remover cloth used as well. Any good tips?

I'll probably stick to the 357 cases, so I don't need to adjust the dies. I'm planning on using 158 gr. SWC from Missouri Bullet with Titegroup and small pistol primers. I have read varying opinions on taper crimp or roll crimp. Thoughts?

I am the proud owner of a S&W .357, 686 plus 6" stainless steel. This is a fun gun to shoot -accurate, light recoil. 38s feel like a 22, 357 very comfortable. I love it! An interesting experience- I bought some Tula 357 in aluminum shells. Ejecting them was difficult versus brass. Is...

so this eye witness' account is not valid? I think it's worth discussion because it hasn't received much attention.

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/assassination-studies-1/eyewitness-someone-deliberately-let-the-gunman-inside.html I haven't heard or read much about this. Anyone else? Had read James Holmes entered from the emergency door. Look at the emergency door picture in the link above...

I have a 9mm SA EMP and a Wilson Combat CQB Govt in .45, so quite familiar with 1911s Did your wife handle the EMP? Since it's designed for the 9mm cartridge the width and depth of the grip is smaller than a Kimber Aegis and others that are based on .45 frames. The 9mm EMP has an aluminum...

speed loaders rod for squibs if you reload container or bag for brass if you reload foam ear plugs for others extra staples rag or cloth

EMP 40 for a 1911 style gun Kahr PM 40

If time permits, get suppressors for some of the guns you already have. Few peoole get to shoot suppressed guns. Perhaps a rifle and a pistol.

better than no gun at all...

I purchased a used CQB. It was like new condition. It is incredibly accurate and reliable. Reliability and top notch customer service is what they are known for. Know that they have a no BS warranty regardless of ownership. If you are interesed, checkout the WC sub forum at 1911forum.com

I have to ask if you have ever tried to get her to the range. A lot if people's ideas about firearms are based on lack of knowledge and resuting fear and avoidance. Your wife needs to understand that your interest in firearms is for the safety of family. When you are out with them, perhaps...

Only one way - practice. Start with dry fire. You should be able to focus in the front sight easily enough. Focus long enough that the front sight is the only item in focus. You say you are right eye, right hand dominant, so this should be easy with either both eyes open or right eye open...

I have an EMP 9mm and could not even think about pocket carrying this either as many have posted, it is too big. It is similar in size to the Ruger LC9 and Kimber Solo; not pocket guns. There are many more pocket guns smaller than the EMP.