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I like your idea the best, JohnBT. After you shoot, just tear off the old sheet and you're set to try again!! :what:

.44 Special...My favorite creature stopper!!!:evil:

My Seecamp .32 is a constant companion in the spring, summer and early fall. Completely disappears in the pocket of my shorts...in a holster, of course. A 1934 Beretta is next...another really reliable pistol.

Oh, my....What fine taste you have, BC. You are truly the only person I know that lives up to the phrase attributed (I think) to both, Sir Winston Churchill and Orson Wells... "My tastes are simple...I'm always satisfied with the best." A sincere "Thank You" for sharing...

There is a "shooting school" in southeastern Ohio that offers a specific class for physically challenged shooters about once a year. They also offer many other types of basic through very advanced self defense training. My wife, adult daughters and I can personally vouch for the very high level...

Better than you know, MC. While we WERE just talking about a Taurus...I certainly learned a lot about ammo that I did not have much of an idea about. While I ALWAYS have used only the ammo any gun was made for...now I (and many others who may or may not admit it) know specifically "WHY." Just...

Which just shows another reason that, personally, I don't give advice on ammunition. I always thought that .45 Long Colt was the same as .45 Colt, especially since I've never had a gun that fired either one until very recently when I picked up a Ruger Alaskan.

Basic ID= Amex.with photo ID & photo library card Serious ID= Drivers' license, CHL (multi), Road service card, medical cards, Emergency contacts, etc. If a situation occurs where you need to give up your cash...that's all you lose. Money is easy to replace when compared to all that...

I've got to agree with not wearing anything purposefully "tacticool." That said, I usually do wear a vest with a gillion pockets because I don't really like to put the "must haves" that an old fart needs access to in pants/shorts, be they cargo or not. Specifically, 2 pr. glasses, cash with...

Personally, Even though the factory says it's OK, I didn't even like the idea of putting a .45 Long Colt in a Judge because of the distance from the end of the loaded cartridge to the forcing cone...especially in the magnums. It just doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Now I hear from a...

We were discussing revolvers and specifically his Taurus 9mm. I emailed him the link to this discussion....and... Apparently, and thankfully, he's convinced it won't be such a good idea. Thanks for the help...Much appreciated. :)

Slightly changing the cant of the holster might help...

With our situation, the alarm is first line of warning if the "bump" is actually an intruder. 2nd line of defense is a very strong and protective English Bull Terrier . 3rd line is a Vietnam era trench 12ga shotty complete with bayonet backed up with various handguns...with ALL of the...

Thanks for the "ammunition" to go back to the discussion with. He had mentioned...38/357 then .32 s&w, .32 long, .32 H&R, .327 then he went into .45acp, .45gap, and something else that I don't remember with the point being that "lots of things were interchangeable." I said I'd ask 'cause I...

All this talk about .32 has me remembering that I LIKE shooting my 32s. Gonna carry the li'l bug more often:cool:

Due to the extreme shortage of 9mm ammo, one of my fellow shooters has been substituting Makarov ammo 9x18 for his usual Blazer 9mm. We both shoot revolvers a lot more than our semi-autos, but they do see action. He says he's saving the 9mm for the semis. I really couldn't tell him whether it...

So sorry for your loss. I know it's a deep wound that will not...and should not...ever heal completely. I miss my dad every day. I miss sharing with him the success he taught me to have and teach to my children and for them to teach to theirs. Mostly, I miss the opportunity to say how...

OK...Then following that line of thought...a 5.7x28 out of a conversion bbl upper on an AR would raise the velocity enough to have a similar effect as the .556 on soft tissue...correct?

I have been through what many would consider proof of what 9mm stated...the 9mm EMP I purchased was close to new when received 3 yrs ago. Many rounds of IDPA and target practice later (800-1000?) possibly more, I finally decided to clean it. The inside was so disgusting :barf: I cannot believe...

I'm sure you're right, Sharp. Although I don't think profit is a dirty word...it'd be nice to see the bean counters not push so hard for every last dime.