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Happy belated birthday fellas!

Checking your zero periodically on a defensive weapon is always a good idea!

Fortunately, between Y2K and I, we practice with "modern sporting rifles" about once a month.

How does that shorty work? (As far as does it offer a good amount of sound suppression?) Kid, mine works awesome with a carbine --- the pistol it is pictured on is still a bit rowdy --- i guess because pistols are naturally a bit louder in general so the sound suppression is likely the same But i w...

How does that shorty work? (As far as does it offer a good amount of sound suppression?)

Very nice. You've mentioned that little chop saw before. I will need to pick one up!

Happy Birthday!

Happy belated Birthday!

Being a big history buff, I would love to tour The Alamo, and take it all in... You won't be disappointed. I'm a Hilton guy, and always stay at the Emily Morgan right beside the Alamo complex. I got very lucky the last time and was upgraded to the "Duke Suite". Room is on the top floor, l...

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Misery loves company... happy it wasn't just me!

As Team Leader for our Church Security I have been stressing over this. I added an extra post for each service today, and I carried significantly more firepower than usual. You know there are sleeper cells amongst us. When will they activate, and what will they target? Ted, I'm CO for our Church's ...

Feels good to be the youngster here. Doesn't happen often now. I was born in 1964.

Great point Scott. The last time I was in San Antonio I got stuck for hours with delays at the airport (like 8 hours of delays). I found a quiet corner to say the rosary. I'm about halfway through when a man approaches me and points to the floor beside me (I was sitting on the ground as there were n...

Happy Birthday Ted!!!

Great advice, Jim. I'm afraid after how the last two days of work have been, I would have been too tempted to shoot somebody!

piller wrote: ↑Sun Feb 22, 2026 11:26 pm
Ysabel Kid wrote: ↑Fri Feb 20, 2026 9:02 pm I don't think one can function with a single-digit IQ, but she appears to be with a middle double-digit one...
The fact that doubling her IQ would not result in triple digits, and she is on the SCOTUS is frightening.

+1

Happy birthday!

Looks like a great gun!

I'm 6' and 210 lbs. COVID wasn't kind to me; I slowly gained back weight each year and settled around this weight a year or so ago (my low was 158 lbs!). When I was slimmer I did find it more challenging to conceal a full size 1911. I routinely carry a DS 2011 type now without issue in an OWB holste...

I've been to Mexico a couple/few times. Never need to go again. Plenty of other places to see, and the risk/reward balance is way out of whack.

Prayers up...

AJMD429 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 21, 2026 3:38 pm MOST OF IT originates from white wealthy urban female liberals. They are a curse upon civilized society.

And most of them truly have single-digit IQ's. There is no dumber animal on the planet...

I don't think one can function with a single-digit IQ, but she appears to be with a middle double-digit one...

Isn't that the whole point?

My favorite line from True Grit Lucky Ned Pepper " Rooster what's yours intention " Rooster Cogburn I aim to kill you or see you hung at Fort Carson makes no difference . Lucky Ned Pepper , Thats mighty Big Talk for a one eyed fat man . Rooster, Fill your hands you ***!! RIP +1 :D Wasn't ...

Happy Birthday!

Thank you Jim!

Man, I miss riding so much...

Another steal! I would have jumped at it as well. Congratulations!

Now when are you going to sell it to me?

When Chuckie Clueless Schumer calls the SAFE act "Jim Crow 2.0", why won't anyone point out that Jim Crow laws were put into place... by Democrats?!? As were poll taxes. Literacy tests. Grandfather laws. Heck, the KKK? Requiring picture ID is not racist. Assuming people are too dumb to get...

Bill Grover - Texas Longhorn Arms - thought Mr. Colt was left-handed. And he built the TLA guns left-handed. They are works of art! This is the West Texas Flattop Target Model 1.JPG 3.jpg 4.jpg 8.jpg 9.JPG Jim, thanks for sharing this! I have never seen a left-handed SAA (loading gate on the port s...

JimT wrote: ↑Fri Feb 13, 2026 9:22 am
piller wrote: ↑Fri Feb 13, 2026 8:29 am Seems that most of the younger people want autoloaders, and I rarely see revolvers now.
You don't need to feel alone. Come hang around with Scott and me. You be in revolver friendly country.

Amazon has his entire works on Kindle. I had ordered several from other series that were never distributed in the USA. Several used-book sellers had them.

I have read all of the J.T. Edson books. My nom-de-guerre here comes from the name of my favorite character. Edson was an Englishman, never visited the American west, but was the third-most prolific western writer during the heyday of the westerns (well behind LL, but that is to be expected). One of...

https://babylonbee.com/news/democrats-c ... n-voter-id

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Wed Feb 11, 2026 9:47 pm I am a Catholic.

Me too. You know where to go!

Happy birthday!

I walked right into that!

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Tue Feb 10, 2026 9:05 pm 99 cents for a pound of powder or a box of primers almost feels like stealing.

Geez Scott. If you were Catholic I'd send you to a confessional!

AJMD429 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 09, 2026 6:30 am .
YK, I think we both 'grew up' with a Super Blackhawk in the 70's (man that seems like yesterday... )

Yes we did!

Agreed. A great commercial, even if it was all AI. That is using technology for the right reason. Hopefully this does make a complete 180 for Bud.

This is the kind of accuracy I would like to see. I've been looking (not urgently) for a .22 LR double action to replace my near-40 year old Taurus Model 94. I never could find any ammo that is shot well (the best was Federal "Lightning"). I'm in no hurry and looking for a deal, but would ...

Scott, that just doesn't seem like it should of happened to a properly bedded Laminate stock rifle. I think you should send Ruger a email with pictures attached. I know if Mr William Ruger were alive it would be fixed on them unless its a truck gun left in the Texas heat. I have had a Ruger 77 MKII...

I've only owned two Rugers, a Single Six and an OM .357. A buddy owned a new model Super. I never liked it. In my travels when visiting other cowboy clubs, I've shot quite a few borrowed BH & Vaqueros, but I usually refrain. As I just don't like the trigger and action of the NM. The width of th...

The Turning Point USA show was great! I haven't - and won't - watch a second of the game itself. My wife said she read that the national anthem was sung by a lesbian. As a small "l" libertarian, I don't really care, but certainly in the year of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, they could have...

What specifically do you want to know? Just looking for general opinions. If I got a .44 Magnum, I'd mostly shoot .44 Specials in it, but always like the flexibility. If I got a .45 Colt, I'd want the second .45 ACP cylinder for the same reason. I used to never have an issue with the square-backed ...

Guys, Scott's "Carrying a SAA" post got me thinking. I have three Ruger pre-1973 Blackhawks (okay, one is a Super Blackhawk) - or I did before the terrible boating accident a few years back. I haven't fired a "New Model" (what, 53 years old this year!) since the late 1980's, and ...

I'd go with the 6" 10-shot model. Less reloading and more shooting. Cylinder is plenty strong enough for the .22 rimfire cartridge.

Very nice! Looking forward to the range report!

Happy Birthday!

I certainly didn’t learn to handle a gun in the police academy. I can't say that I've ever heard any former LEO say they learned to handle a gun, or rather, handle one in a way they would rely on to save their life, from a police academy. If they weren't "gun guys" before (and many large ...

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