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I'm a little worried about the last one.

Came across this today and remembered this thread. http://firedtr.com/

Ruger LCR Manual On page 12 of the Ruger LCR manual it talks about this exact issue and gives a simple process for checking the ammo. http://www.ruger.com/products/_manuals/lcr.pdf

In addition, any rifles or shotguns that fit the state's previous definition of "assault weapon" must be surrendered and invoiced, and can be modified or sold at a later date. Any that meet the new additions to the definition (i.e. Thumbhole Stocks) must be registered.

Sorry if this has been mentioned before, but it appears that in order to renew their licenses or permits, New Yorkers who own guns sold with high-capacity magazines will have to provide proof that they've purchased new "legal" magazines, and that their old magazines have been disposed of or...

Love the show and haven't missed an episode! Yes, I could complain about historical inaccuracies or too much drama in previous seasons, but who really gives a crap. It's a fun to watch television show about shooting. And, it portrays the sport in a positive light, using shooters who can be...

Here's a Belgian M1895 Nagant. Technically a commercial model, but most likely purchased and used by a Russian military officer.

I've shot them out of my LCR. They aren't too bad with the standard grip, but hurt with the boot grip. I'm thinking a 4" all steel .357 will handle them just fine.

It looks like it finally made it to CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/08/us/study-gun-homicide/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

I posted this in another thread, but here's another report released yesterday by the Pew Center showing a 49% decline in gun homicides since 1993, yet the majority of the public thinks there has been an increase. I only saw coverage in the L.A. Times and the BBC...

Here's the article summarizing the research done by the Pew Center. http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2013/05/07/gun-homicide-rate-down-49-since-1993-peak-public-unaware/ I've only seen it reported in the news on two sites: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22443441 And...

Both my Chinese T53 and Russian M44 are literally a blast, and both shot point of aim from the get-go at 100yds without any adjustments or bayonets extended;) Both feel like they are a part of me. Love em!!

Surprisingly, these revolvers can be finicky with ammo. I've noticed my surplus cases don't fall out nicely and easily like the prvi brass does. They require a bit of a shove. Here's another addition to the thread, an 1898 Belgian commercial contract M1895. From 1896-1898 the L. Nagant...

I love those wartime refurbs. They are quite a bit of fun to shoot with the surplus 70's and 80's ammo. I'll post another of my Nagants when I get home tonight to keep this thread moving in the right direction:) More OT - Over the years, I've taught everything from Musical Theatre to...

You may want to ask them. When I bought my first refurb I didn't know about the holster, cleaning rod, and screwdriver until they asked me if I wanted those as well. They weren't on display with the pistol.

$150 isn't bad at all right now for a refurb. 6-12 months ago it would be a bit high. Stainz's holster is actually a postwar 1950's holster and used to come as part of the package with a refurb Nagant. Some places, like liberty tree collectors, sell them separately for about $15-$20. If you...

Nice plinker Stainz! What year is it?

That would be because you wanted to use it for your SD/HD gun;) Nothing wrong with a refurb for a plinker or a survival/camping pack gun. Or, keep your eye out for one with an original finish and start collecting (sometimes you can find them for refurb prices, if you look carefully). I...

I don't know the value, sorry. I imagine if you do some checking around on the auction sites you'll find a few that have sold.

Good looking wartime refurb! I like the wood grips!