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I also shoot a SAO Steel-I. It's a spendy gun if you can find one, but they are built so well, you can't beat it. Mine is a very low serial number example and is put together with every part fitted tightly to the next like my semi-custom 1911s.

I am a huge fan of Beretta firearms. For a bullseye gun, be prepared to spend some major dough on accurization as there are few people who are experienced in working the guns to the level needed to win those NM Bullseye competitions.

That is an excellent find! The S&W 10 mm are fine autopistols. I've been looking for a 1066 to pop up locally, but no dice yet.

I used to carry them all the time (I had quite a few variants of the 92 and 96) until I was enlightened to low-cap 1911s. I still occasionally carry and compete with a 92steel-i since it feels and acts like a 9 mm 1911. With a proper holster and belt, it disappears under a T-shirt. The dozens...

It's a decent gun for a production piece. Be prepared to do some trigger work and maybe some action work if you want to walk it for real. Add in some handloading. Sure, store-bought will make a nice pattern at 750-900 yards, but you need to roll your own if you want groups. And lots of...

Ctone, while all rifles are different, I have found the exact load with fed. match primers produce some very, very tight groups out of my completely OEM Rem. 700P PSS.

Another vote for RL-15.

Take a hand-to-hand combat class and start carrying a cane or walking stick in addition to some bear spray.

Colibris in a bolt rifle are quieter than most pneumatic rifles, but they are still very loud out of a handgun, and will travel very far even with a ricochet. If you've any chance of missing, I'd stick with the bows. My neighbor's gotten rabbit with a bow, but I live in the county and a...

Again, RIA. They're built pretty closely to the original design and work. They also have jazzed-up versions for a little more dough, but they aren't going to break the bank. They also aren't going to be fitted to the level of a Nighthawk or Brown. http://www.advancedtactical.com/

Armscor/ Rock Island Armory makes a great 1911 clone for the budget-minded shooter. BTW, the Beretta 92 has been around for decades, has walked the walk with probably billions (if not trillions) of rounds fired through them, and is standard issue for numerous police agencies worldwide, not to...

Let me guess, around Jeff Davis south of Chippenham? There's nothing I can add to what's been said about pulling up at intersections except keep your eyes moving. I ride motorcycles and bicycles and if there is one thing you do not want, it's to be hit by someone in a car who "didn't see you"...

Would you care to post a description of the gun what was stolen? It might turn up somehow.

In addition to looking not like a bum, I take "tasteful OC" to include also curbing any foul language, posturing, or over-aggressiveness. I don't take it to mean any specific type of gun in a specific type of holster (other than not in a "tactical" type drop-leg rig or some sort of rig on a...

Andre, That's an awesome facetube page you've got. I was able to purchase several of the 50-round boxes of new Nyclad about four months back and at the time they were a good deal. I shot them out of a 6" Python and didn't "feel" them to be any less powerful than standard .38 spl. They do make...

When I ordered my pancake from Simply Rugged, I got it in under a week. YMMV.

Simply Rugged makes a good convertible, I use it for my 6" Python.

Having owned the PT1911 (yes, past tense), owning a S&W, a Springfield Loaded, and an RIA, the SA is your best choice as far as reliability, fit, AND customer service should you need to use them. The RIA is second banana, it's an inexpensive gun that works, but it aint winning any beauty...

did you get their license no.? Even if you didn't, you should call your local police's non-emergency number and tell them you've seen suspicious activity at night time and tell them the exact streets and they may send an extra squad car to patrol the area every now and then.

How was your target secured? I had similar groupings the first time I took out a new 700 and was sighting in during a gusty day. I didn't know what was causing the double groups until I went out to the berm to lay out some clays and realized the wind was shifting the frame front-to-back every...