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Kinda hard to conceal, and appendix carry is DEFINITELY out the window

I've had a HK USP in .40 since 1995(maybe 94, I don't recall). I am told this was the first gun designed around and specifically for the .40 SW. The DA trigger pull is so smooth I really don't worry about reacquiring the target. It's a little large for concealed carry, so I stuck a light on the...

Magazine?

Both Walthers. A PPK and a P99. I have no idea how James Bond has managed to stay alive so long.

D4 is called a MONOLITHIC STEEL PENETRATOR??? How cool is THAT! I have a MONOLITHIC STEEL PENETRATOR IN MY SOCK DRAWER!!!:what:

F3 is an original Black Talon, A&D3 look like armor piercers. There are some Glasser safety slugs in there and at least 1 Corbon. AND I actually have ONE D4 in my sock drawer, but don't ask me what it's purpose is. The rest of it looks like the lipstick display at Macy's!

I remember back in the war...we were running low on everything...all the heavy weps platoon had left for mortars was about 500 rounds of .22lr. That was the quietest, most accurate mortar barrage I have ever witnessed...not very effective though, as I recall.:D

I have the same gun next to my bed loaded with #00 buck for HD. Same RSG I used for LE/military for 18 years with the same ammo. Interesting thing when practicing at 25 yards with a transitional target: Put the bead sight on the belly button instead of center body. For some reason, the pellets...

I have been using Breakfree and Dexron II ATF for lubrication on all my shootin' irons after reading about it here. Works great but the guns stink and I think the bands are slipping on my Walther P99!

My dear, sweet, lovely Glock 27 I bought a 27 soon after they debuted. Out of the box, it is the most accurate firearm I own. Never a malfunction, just simple, elegant perfection (I carry a picture of it in my wallet, is that so wrong?). Seriously though, it's a great gun and I'm sure you will...

I have a hundred great knives, but it usually comes down to an Emerson CQC7that I have had for about 10 years, an Benchmade Elishewitz fixed blade, A SOG Power Plier tool that has come in handy many times, or maybe anything made by Spyderco. All these except the CQC7 were under $100. Of course...

Many thanks, sir! That worked exactly like you said it would! By the way, I am just down the road from you in Pompano Beach, and this little 948 is looking a little light in the bluing department, as does my old Marlin 336. I'll be in touch. Thanks again!

Does anyone know how to tear down one of these little .22 cals? I can't figure out how to get it down to the barrell, receiver and slide. I clean it as well as I can but I just don't think I'm getting everything. Beretta says the manual is out of print and I don't want to try to force anything...