Savage Sisters is a 1974 exploitation film. It was made in the Philippines and directed by the awesome Eddie Romero. The film was one of many pure exploitation movies to come out of the Philippines. The plot is pure fun. Set in an unnamed, dictator controlled, country that looks suspiciously like the Philippines, two womenContinue reading “Savage Sisters 1974”
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Hamilton Bowen Custom Old Model Ruger Blackhawk — 44 Special
Classic 44 Special conversion by one of the very best in the business, Bowen Classic Arms.
The Goncz Auto Pistol
The Goncz pistol is one of those oddballs that is all but forgotten.
Mystery CHICOM Pistol Dug Up In Vietnam
The firearm pictures was dug up in Vietnam recently at the famous scene of one of France’s biggest disasters. A local Vietnamese man found it at Dien Bien Phu. Anyone who is familiar with a variety of older foreign pistols will see what appears to be examples from several all jungle workshoped together. Better examplesContinue reading “Mystery CHICOM Pistol Dug Up In Vietnam”
ROLLING THUNDER
A classic 70s revenge film
S&W .38-44 Heavy Duty
This box and paperwork got posted on facebook the other day. Too bad he didn’t get the gun with it. I have wanted one of those for a long time. Unfortunately I have never seen on with my own eyes in person. The gun itself came out to offer a heavier load than the average .38Special.Continue reading “S&W .38-44 Heavy Duty”
Field Accuracy Of The MK12 (Part 1)
The MK12 Special Purpose Rifle has been around 20 plus years now give or take and has achieved an excellent reputation for accuracy and effectiveness. I won’t go over it’s history and development here except to say it was developed as a light weight sniper rifle for special operations forces. It’s use in the GWOTContinue reading “Field Accuracy Of The MK12 (Part 1)”
John Gallagher Custom Ruger Bisley Vaquero — Lightweight 44 Magnum
Classic take on the “Perfect Packin Pistol’, this custom Bisley Vaquero 44 Magnum has some interesting work on it and some trick internal lightening.
FLoyd Aikman Bullseye 1911
1911_purview This 38 super (wadcutter) was accurized by Bullseye shooter extraordinaire Floyd Aikman out of Howell Township New Jersey. Grips were made by Steve Herrett but they were brought back to life by @seans_ugly_grips_ Mr. Aikman died in 2013.
THE BIG RED ONE (1980)
The Big Red One is a World War II movie from 1980, and it seems like I never hear anyone talk about it anymore. It was made independently but has been overshadowed recently by more modern versions of World War II stories, like Saving Private Ryan. This is a shame because it is excellent. ItContinue reading “THE BIG RED ONE (1980)”
Scattered Shots 