We’ve got two great guns to showcase today. Dan Wesson Travel Pack guns in .445 Super Magnum and .44 S&W Magnum. Lots of barrel and grip combos from bear hunting in the bad lands to shooting steel silhouette and some great history. Hope you enjoy.
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18 Shocking Facts That Prove The US Economy Is In Far Worse Shape Than Most People Realize
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, The economy has been the number one issue for U.S. voters for several years in a row, and it isn’t because things are good. Consumer confidence is at an all-time low, inflation is starting to accelerate once again, mass layoffs are being conducted all over theContinue reading “18 Shocking Facts That Prove The US Economy Is In Far Worse Shape Than Most People Realize”
Finding your rifle’s place in model 70 production history
From Pre64win Knowing the details of when your rifle was manufactured and what production generation your rifle is from is essential knowledge for every model 70 owner. Whether you are buying parts, or just trying to understand how your rifle fits into the model 70 family of rifles, it begins with knowing when it was made. ThisContinue reading “Finding your rifle’s place in model 70 production history”
Beretta Introduces the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze: Precision, Control and Elevated Style in Modern .380 Platform
Beretta announces the launch of the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze, the latest evolution of its iconic .380 platform reengineered for today’s shooter with enhanced performance, modern features, and a distinctive new finish. Designed for defensive use and range versatility, the Tactical Bronze model features a factory-installed single-port compensator and threaded barrel to reduce recoil andContinue reading “Beretta Introduces the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze: Precision, Control and Elevated Style in Modern .380 Platform”
Nelson Ford Q&A#42; Ruger, Colt, S&W Revolver Strongest & Weakest Atributes, My Favorite 1911’s,
Plenty going on today, forcing cone fixes, Colt, Ruger, Smith & Wesson discussion best and worst points for each of them, my favorite 1911’s and plenty more. Hope you enjoy.
Moly Buildup in Seating Die
by: Larry MedlerThis may or may not apply to you. Lately I have been measuring the force it takes to seat bullets and this set up uses a flat load cell plate on the press ram and not a shell holder. This set up as been working fine for me for the past couple orContinue reading “Moly Buildup in Seating Die”
Henry Repeating Arms Announces Major Expansion of America’s Most Popular Rimfire Lever-Action Platform
Henry Repeating Arms, one of America’s leading firearms manufacturers, is expanding its legendary rimfire lever-action platform with a broad lineup of new models built for target shooting, plinking, small game hunting, and modern rimfire enthusiasts. The new additions include the H1 Western Rifle, H1 Western Frontier Rifle, H1 Sporter Rifle & Carbine, H1 Bandit Rifle,Continue reading “Henry Repeating Arms Announces Major Expansion of America’s Most Popular Rimfire Lever-Action Platform”
Bunker Arms Custom — Brandan Bunker Full House Custom Monolith 1911 – 9MM
Brandan builds some of the finest modern 1911’s anywhere, he continually innovates with new parts and machining techniques.
Heritage Manufacturing Introduces Rough Rider Revolver in .32 H&R Magnum
Heritage Manufacturing, renowned for its commitment to preserving the spirit of the American West through quality, affordable firearms, proudly announces the expansion of its iconic Rough Rider® revolver line with the introduction of a new chambering: .32 H&R Magnum. For decades, the Heritage Rough Rider® has been synonymous with classic single-action performance, traditionally offered inContinue reading “Heritage Manufacturing Introduces Rough Rider Revolver in .32 H&R Magnum”
The Korean War Week 96: Korean Marines Leapfrog the Han – April 21, 1952
UN Command completes its screening of the 170,000 military and civilian POWs they hold to see how many of them would violently resist repatriation, and it turns out it’s most of them. The Communists are furious. This cannot be good for the armistice negotiations. We also take a look at the defense possibilities the MarinesContinue reading “The Korean War Week 96: Korean Marines Leapfrog the Han – April 21, 1952”
Scattered Shots 