Thoughts – Page 61 – Scattered Shots

Freedom Arms Rimfire Wheelgun

A very nice Freedom Arms from Karl. I want to remind you that Karl has these all up on his website if want them yourself. https://www.kgbcustom.com/buy-sell-trade-consign https://www.kgbcustom.com/buy-sell-trade-consign

Sometimes at Last Movie Outpost we do Retro Reviews, and sometimes we don’t even need to go that far back to find something interesting, noteworthy or worth sharing. This time we are going back, not way back, to 2019 and The Highwaymen. Last night, I fired up my friend’s Netflix account and settled down toContinue reading “THE HIGHWAYMEN”

The Wraith 1986

For my money, 1986 gave us Charlie Sheen’s best movie. That was the year we were blessed with the best ghost/action/adventure/revenge/car movie ever made – The Wraith. The story starts with one of the coolest cars ever put on film materializing out of the night. What is this about? We find out. In a smallContinue reading “The Wraith 1986”

Drake Oldham Custom 1911

pistol_purview Colt in .45 ACP by Drake Oldham —cop, firearms instructor, and now retired pistol-smith. This gun, built on a WWII reproduction Colt, is all business. She is fit with a Kart barrel, Heinie rear sight, exacting slide to frame fit, and checkered to perfection. Shod in American Holly grips by my man Allen Noland.

Colt Model P Serial #45

Karl has this anniversary model P. With a very cool serial number. I don’t think it gets any cooler than that.

T-58 Survival Kit

Who wouldn’t want this kit?

Vintage Shooting Box

Man, those were the days. Back when accessories like this was the norm. This was shared on facebook by a guy who said it belonged to his grandfather. Everything you need for that bullseye match.

The Exterminator

The Exterminator is a vigilante action film from 1980 directed by James Glickenhaus. It stars Robert Ginty as John Eastland, the vigilante himself, Christopher George as a cop hunting Eastland, and Steve James as Eastland’s war buddy Jefferson. It tells the now-cliched story of a Vietnam war vet who vents his spleen on various NewContinue reading “The Exterminator”

A Look At Various 77gr Factory 5.56MM Match Loads

The title isn’t exact as I shot 73gr-77gr match loads. I have for a long time wanted to do comparison side by side testing of the MK 262 class loadings. The match loads using bullets around the 77gr weight are popular and they should be. The 75-80gr bullets in 556MM seated to magazine length is Continue reading “A Look At Various 77gr Factory 5.56MM Match Loads”

An Unconquerable Singer M1911A1

From the RIA Blog The same day Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, Lt. Thomas R. Moss strained against the controls of his B-24 — named “Invictus” by his wife Margie — during a raid on the oil refineries of Ploesti, Romania. While Allied forces fought to overpower the defenses of “Fortress Europe,” Moss’sContinue reading “An Unconquerable Singer M1911A1”