Bisbee and Tombstone are a bit of a drive, but are at a higher enough elevation that they are significantly cooler this time of year than old Tucson, so if you are interested in cowboy stuff,...
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Bisbee and Tombstone are a bit of a drive, but are at a higher enough elevation that they are significantly cooler this time of year than old Tucson, so if you are interested in cowboy stuff,...
I also grew up driving older MOPARs. My Durango is an 07 with the 4.7, so it’s good enough for lots of utility and sounds cool, but defo not a Hemi. I really like the way the Gen 2 looks, and it...
+P does increase the recoil on these. More noticeable in the PM9 than in the G26, but that is as you might expect.
You won’t know if yours changes POI dramatically enough to matter unless you experiment. :D
That’s too bad. I have really enjoyed his work.
Yeah, I was bemoaning the fact that I like fast cars, but need SUVs. Now, I’m like … hmm. Older Durango will get me by for a while, but when it dies, a Maverick could do double duty.
I was just at my storage unit unloading crap we’re keeping for the move, and the guy in the next unit over was moving stuff with a Ridgeline.
SE Az, in town. Just a data point. There are a lot of...
My first thought is that it kind of defeats the purpose of a J or even K snub being compact and light to rig a way to put a dot on it. @Tam had similar things to say about it this week.
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Like this one?
The one Taurus I have owned was an early 2000s 605, and while I didn’t particularly like it, there was nothing wrong with it. It ran everything I ever shot through it, and hit was it was aimed at.
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I guess that will depend on the bears!!
Holy crap, another unprovoked black bear attack in AZ. Guess they aren’t all Yogi and safe to be around. :D
IIRC, the lock work on a short-throw hammer DA S&W makes for a shorter SA lock time than is usually had on a traditional SA revolver.
OTOH, the Bisley was an SA designed for bullseye target...
Sure, Matthew 7:1-5:
1 Judge not, that ye be not judged.
2 For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
3 And why...
I frequently carry my 60-9 Ladysmith IWB - it’s more comfortable and lighter than a K there, and has less square bits than my G26.
Didn’t buy it to carry, though - bought it to have a J to shoot...
While I have never had *problem* when cocking a double action/modern revolver, SA revolvers are purpose designed to cock for every shot and seem to me to be easier to manipulate for cocking on every...
I had a P11 that ate thousands of rounds. The plastic sights were probably made from recycled milk jugs (soft and dumb plastic), trigger slap was a thing, the recoil was what you’d expect from a...
And then?!?
When I got my .44, I was just looking to see what they had, and if I actually wanted one of what they had. They had a whole shipment of Ruger Single actions, .357, .44 Special, .44 Magnum, and .45,...
Get two. Shoot one, carry the other?
If that was your only 10/22, that might be something to be concerned with. Since you have more of them, and even examples with dots already, I would start with one of those for instruction purposes.
Point of order: Low recoil 20 gauge loads do exist, as 20 gauge loads exist ranging from under 1000fps to 1600fps. For example, this trap load is 980fps:...
Peeps or a red dot. We took a newbie adult shooter to the range with several .22 rifles and ARs. When she picked up the AR with the red dot, she immediately got how it worked - “This is just like a...
Scratching my head, though: the lightest .44 Mag on the market shooting 240gr JHP, against heavier 10mm pistols wearing dots and shooting not as powerful ammunition, but all of it JHPs. Oddly done...
It is my opinion that one of the best uses for the G44 is exactly what you describe: training new shooters in the use of a service pistol by emulating the exact dimensions, sights, and trigger of a...
I also have a Single Six Convertible, the mini-Vaquero edition. My daughter’s favorite .22.