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My daughter at 14 years old (last summer): Perfect form.... And the result: 24 rounds rapid fire from a Hi-Point C9 (2 mag changes) from 7 yards in 30 seconds.... Time for a reload!

Here's a picture of me shortly after helping to protect (regain) the 2nd Amendment rights of Texans by testifying on pro-gun legislation before the Law Enforcement Committee of the Texas House of Representatives last February:

Throwing it in the river is just silly. If it was found and turned in to law enforcement it would be investigated and maybe somehow mistakenly linked to a crime. If it was found by someone less than honest there could be serious criminal liability for allowing it to fall into the posession of...

Thanks a lot for all of the suggestions everyone! Even though our local club tends to be somewhat loose with regard to our monthly "Practical Pistol" matches, I want to stay well within the rules so that I am prepared to shoot in a sanctioned match or if I go somewhere else to shoot. I...

Hi there, thanks for reading my post. Title says it all, looking for recommendations from those who have had experience with good quality speedloader carriers in IDPA, particularly for the HKS 586 speedloader with .38 Special. The picture of the Uncle Mike's nylon carrier looked good before I...

Well-used 1988 Sig P220 Draw from concealed IWB and fire 32 rounds of 230 gr FMJ .45 ACP in 38 seconds from 10 yards (reload x3) into standard B-27 target: I know, I know, I need to speed up.

I completely agree, and will add that the draw is very slick and retention is good. BTW, correct URL is http://www.crossbreedholsters.com (no"-")

I own a SP2022 and a SP2009 and I think they are the best all-around carry guns out there. The best holster I've found for CCW is one made by "CrossBreed Holsters". My CrossBreed IWB is very comfortable, draw is slick as it gets and retention is good. I've tried a lot of different holsters...

Unfunny. Also illustrates poor firearm handling skills, making it look like a "casual" thing.

I have a PT-140 Pro and I like it. I also have a PT-111 9mm non-Pro and my brother has a PT-145 Pro that's he's very happy with. All are good guns and are very dependable. The trigger has been improved with the Pro model, but the non-pro is not at all bad (especially when compared to...

I have a non-Pro PT111 and I love it! It's never given me any problems at all and is extremely reliable. I have allowed it to get very dirty just to see how it would do and it still functioned just fine. I've never found a type of ammo that it hasn't liked and I even loaded some very light...

Video news report on incident (20mb Real Player file). I'll post a link to the newspaper story as soon as it's available. http://www.kwes.com/kwes/newsitestories/newsopalshoot.htm Here's the story from another source: http://cbs7.com/newsstory.php?StoryID=ee222ce4d4103d09fa900214a137a75b...

Jack, Addressing your concern that the barrel is too short to allow full potential, when you start with more energy, you end up with more energy. You have to compare apples-to-apples and you have to start with the purpose you are carrying the firearm in the first place. The Alaskan, with...

Nothing like getting hit square in the middle of the forehead by .44 Magnum brass ejecting from a Desert Eagle. Definitely a character-building experience! I've found that a thorough cleaning sometimes fixes the problem with a DE, it must have something to do with the timing of the slide...

I'm very surprised that I have not seen a single consideration in this thread thus far of the negative tactical aspects of carrying off-body, such as the very real possibility of the "bag" (briefcase, dayrunner, etc.) the firearm is being carried in being "snatched" or stolen from the person...

I bought my .454Casull Alaskan almost exactly one year ago, it was the first one available in this area and I really like it! I handload for mine using 2400 and the 300 grain XTP. If you decide to handload for it and are going to push it to full 454 velocities, be aware that the jackets on...

If you do decide to make and sell them, please, count me in. My DE might make a good BUG. PM me if you get serious about making them.

Here in West Texas it is usually very dry, but I got caught out at the range one day when it began raining. I had a few other loads I was working up that I needed to try out before I left, so I put away most of my other guns and made sure I only had the stainless ones out. It wasn't raining...

Louis Awerbuck Tactical Handgun - Stage II in Amarillo, TX September 29-October 1. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=198128

BIG bump, and to say that I looked over the website ( http://www.yfainc.com/courses.htm#handgun2 ). It looks like a good investment and I know that Lawyerman is a GREAT range host, I just attended an LFI-I course that he made arrangements for. A great time was had by all! I am planning to...