The Kentucky Rifle Association had a great display a the NRA convention. They even had one you could “try out”. I’ve never actually handled a Kentucky Rifle before. I always assumed that they’d be very front heavy because of the … Continue reading
There’s a lazy-susan kind of thing inside so you don’t have to pull all your guns out to get to the one in the back.
This one was at the Breda/SAF Blogger reception Saturday night. Custom 1911 in hand tooled leather holster with matching belt and mag carrier.
The new Smith & Wesson E-Series 1911 at the NRA convention. I was very impressed. The fish scales on the slide are very grippy, better than standard vertical ridges without wanting to tearing your fingers up. The sights are good … Continue reading
100 Years old today. Following its success in trials, the Colt pistol was formally adopted by the Army on March 29, 1911, thus gaining its designation, M1911 (Model 1911).
I’m seriously drooling over this new E series 1911.
The parking lot bill passed the Texas Senate today and moved on to the House. It’s a step in the right direction.
I just emailed and called my state rep asking him to sponsor HB 2756 filed by Rep. George Lavender. I’ve read the bill and it removes the concealed requirement from Texas law although it still requires a license to carry … Continue reading
This must be the semi-auto equivalent of the Chiappa Rhino. Find more videos like this on Boberg Arms I don’t much care for either one. Looks like too many fiddly parts to break.
Jay’s Wookie Suit came back from the cleaners and he’s wearing it in style today. As for full auto, I file that under my ongoing war against the war on stuff. Certain behaviors: murder, assault, theft, robbery, fraud, etc. are … Continue reading