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Comment on About Us by Charles Grant Williams

Charles Grant Williams — Mon, 20 May 2024 15:19:05 +0000

I want to purchase extra magazines for my ACP 380!!

Comment on Hi-Point CF-380 Pistol Review by Dr Skrog

Dr Skrog — Fri, 03 May 2024 17:58:11 +0000

I only date cheerleaders and buy Glocks. In the real world, I buy something that works every time and that I can afford. So yeah, I have a few of these. I like the weight, reliability and the price. I am the kind of guy who bought a Yugo new as well as it fit my needs in college. And my wife married me anyway.

Comment on Taurus Model 608 Revolver Review: Taurus Toughs It Out With The 608 by Schnell Hans

Schnell Hans — Thu, 25 Apr 2024 15:50:35 +0000

In reply to Mike Flynn. Bei leichten Revolver mit kurzen Läufen aus Titan und Scandium, machen Portierungen durchaus Sinn. Braucht ein schwerer Revolver wie der TAURUS 608 mit einem so langen Lauf, überhaupt eine Portierung ??

Comment on Taurus 709 Slim Pistol Review: Convenient CCW by alvin sturgeon

alvin sturgeon — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 00:38:28 +0000

I have several taurus pistols. the 709 is a very good carry gun. I put a tandemkross fiber optic front sight on it and now it’s even better.
Just got the g3 and it’s a fantastic weapon also.

Comment on New England Firearms Overview by Jeff Peters

Jeff Peters — Sat, 30 Mar 2024 13:20:12 +0000

I have a New England that my wife bought for me in the late 90’s with a 30-.06 barrel. I then sent it to the factory and got it fitted with a full choke .20 gauge barrel, exchangeable choke .12 gauge barrel, and a .20 gauge rifled slug barrel. I shot the 20 ga for years with no problems but then all of the sudden I had to push the shell into the chamber instead of dropping it in and if I shot it, the shell would not eject, I would have to take a cleaning rod and nock it out. I had never shot the 12 ga so I changed barrels and for the first 2 shot, it loaded shot and ejected fine but the 3rd shot the same problem. I changed to the slug barrel which had been shot before and it had the same problem. I have not tried the 30-06 out of fear. I contacted the only gunsmith I could find where I live and he said the chamber of each barrel just needs to be bored out a little. Thats all fine and good, but there must be something that is causing this and I don’t want to pay a bunch of money just to have it happen again. Any thoughts on my problem? Is getting the chambe.rs bored out going to fix the problem? Who can I found out from? PS..The gunsmith I talked to here also teaches gunsmith at the regional community college.

Comment on Para Ordnance: Now Part of the Remington Family by Bill walker

Bill walker — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 19:46:08 +0000

do you have a source for wood grips for the para expert carry 45cal?

Comment on New England Firearms Overview by John

John — Mon, 26 Feb 2024 23:08:30 +0000

I have owned several Harrington Richardson and H & R rifles and shot guns and I thank they are really great guns for the money. I have given several away to my children and grand children. My personal favorite is the H & R Buffalo Classic 45 70. Out to 200 yards with peep sights it is dead on. I have Killed a lot with it and one shot from the 45 70 – 405 drops them on spot.

Comment on DPMS Oracle Review: Diabolical and Economical? by William w.

William w. — Sun, 04 Feb 2024 00:42:34 +0000

will a mi!spec trigger work on the DPMS oracle .223?

Comment on Charter Arms Bulldog Review by Ed Buffaloe

Ed Buffaloe — Sat, 03 Feb 2024 20:03:00 +0000

In reply to S. Plank. The Charter Arms revolver cylinder locks at the rear but, like the Colt, the cylinder turns to the right, so it really does not need a lock at the front. They will never be as critically accurate as a Smith & Wesson, but they are half the price.

Comment on Charter Arms Bulldog Review by Ed Buffaloe

Ed Buffaloe — Sat, 03 Feb 2024 20:00:59 +0000

You have a video of a Smith & Wesson revolver in the middle of your review of the Charter Arms revolvers. As for performance issues with the Charter Arms, they do have a lifetime guarantee. I bought a Professional in .32 Magnum that shot 12″ low at 25 feet and 8″ low at 50 feet. I sent it back to the company and they replaced the barrel and put some new grips on it for me. It hits the target now.