I love shooting my 1911’s
I just bought a Rhino in 357 Magnum and have fallen in love with it. For a lightweight revolver, the recoil is not bad and it’s accurate.
Try standing outside against the wall after throwing a frag grenade into a building. It really gets your adrenaline going. But the guy in the building probably just shits his pants.
I’m glad that I was the guy throwing and not the guy in the building.
It’s not called a baseball, it’s a M67 Fragmentation.
I have one that was for as a class demo. The fuse is gone and the body is empty.
I also have a couple of the cheap dummies.
I was wondering if anyone was going to say the REM. Nylon 66.
If you have never tried to put a Nylon 66 back together, you don’t know what you’re missing.
I am amazed at how many people have trouble putting Ruger MK I & II’s pistols back together. There are two parts that you have to make...
Check with Dan’s Sporting Goods.
https://www.dansammo.com/
He’s a buyer for PW Arms, which is one of the larger importers. He also runs their warehouse in PA.
Or you can wait till next month to see what I’ll be selling out of my collection.
I haven’t shaver, or trimmed my beard since May of 2020. We’ll, I do have to shaves the sides, but radiation treatments removed most of the hair from my cheeks.
That was the first riding mower that I used. That was many years ago.
You need to post updated pics after you mount a cup holder and a holster for you gun/ guns.:D
Look at that. Starting on page three and nothing other then the OPs original post is about the P365.
The original original post left out the growing pains that the P365 had. One of the biggest was the strikers. If I remember correctly they update the strikers twice to correct the problem with...
Now I remember why I haven’t posted much here at Bayou Shooter. Topics like this are like watching people eat different types of cereal with **** instead of milk. And then each person is trying to justify how his taste better.:zombie:
But then there are a lot of people that tend to know a lot...
I own both, the Glock 44 and the Taurus TX22.
Here’s a link to a post I did over at The High Road forum. I go by GunnyUSMC over their.
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/glock-44-vs-taurus-tx22.865625/
Have a good look at the Glock 48. If you like a shorter slide, look at the 43X. Both guns use the same frame. I already had a Glock 43 so, I bought a Glock 48. I now have the option of putting the 43 slide on the 48 frame it I want a shorter slide.
The 48 is basically the same size as the 19...
The mystery hard wood is Birch. The stain is mixed with the finish and then sprayed on. UV light is then used in the drying process to make the finish hard. The wood under the finish is pretty much white to a light tan.
$249 is not bad these days for a 10/22. I’ve always liked the 10/22...