Garufa

You're not gonna like my advice either. That behavior is unacceptable. You are young and have a lot of good years left. Wait until your late 30's to marry a crazy girl. That's what I did. It's not any better but at least you get to enjoy life without too much drama.

So, other than the single-action mechanism and relatively low mag capacity how is the 1911 "out dated". Because it's not plastic? Beause the firing pin is not a striker? There is no other handgun on this planet that has been through four very serious, brutal and deadly confrontations and is still widely produced and used. I don't have a dog in this hunt, the military can use whatever they please. Do we have any members here that have used a 1911 in combat that might shed the light of experience on the issue?

There have probably been more .32 autos made than any other caliber in the past 100+ years. Some of them are old, some are increadibly cheap. Something to thing about.

Well ain't he Mr. Popular. Guess I got the last PM in.

mikegideon beat me to the punch as I was thinking Luger & Ruger. Personally, I like the grip angle.

While Mr. Givens presents an excellent argument in the editorial and I am profoundly shocked it appeared in the CA, let's not overlook the fact that this is still the viewpoint of the editor....

Where's yours?

That is a great looking Mosin!

They way they've been robbing banks in Knoxville I tend to agree. Same goes for drugstores.

Well, one probably costs 3 times more than the other and does the same thing. I would go with the BSA.

He most likely didn't have a weapon of any kind. All you need is a note to rob a bank.

I bet 3 1/2" shells are a real pleasure to shoot out of it.

Preparations must be made!

Why am I not surprised?

It is excellent ammo based on my experience. Matter of fact since I put a fancy target barrel on my 10/22 this is the only bulk ammo it will feed reliably. Very accurate in my application as well. As always with .22 ammo your results may vary. $16/box shipped is a great price.

That is an excellent book. Those repeaters really changed the course of history.

You may want to investigate the CZ 75D PCR. It is the alloy-framed compact version of the 75. I have lust in my heart for one.

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You are approaching "The Miller's Tale" territory.

Would make fine bullets for those pesky werewolves. That's all I have to offer, have never invested in precious metals.

So I've got everything needed to start up the operation except powder and primers. What's the consensus on IMR 4198? Seems to be a popular powder for 45-70 according to what "they" and all the manuals say.

I just don't see the point in your comment.

Isn't that MSRP just about what an original costs?