A .45 for everything
While the caliber wars about stopping power continue to rage, one of the items that has not been discussed is the versatility of certain cartridges and firearm ...
Month: September 2009
Bricking a gun
In electronics to “brick” something means to make it non-functional, as this handy Wikipedia entry explains for you. In Massachusetts, they have a s...
Like a band of gypsies we go down that highway
Hitting the road again for another travel day – thanks to my iPhone though I’ll be able to actually put up real content during the trip, as long as ...
ICORE Match is ON
The weather zombies say that the rain is holding off for tomorrow, so the ICORE/Production match is a go! Be there by 0945 am for the shooters meeting, or 0800a...
Don't talk to strangers
Mrs Ahab related a story to me from a friend of hers at her office that serves as a pretty solid object lesson in home security. Said friend and husband have re...
ICORE Tomorrow
God and the weather willing, we’ll be having our monthly ICORE/Production Match tomorrow at Atlanta Conservation Club. If the match is cancelled due to f...
Nemesis Arms .308 Windrunner
My Dad pointed this rifle out from an ad in a recent issue of an LE magazine he gets: The Nemesis Arms Windrunner. It’s about as “bare bones”...
More tears from GlockTalk
The Albuquerque police department has switch to the Smith & Wesson M&P polymer pistol, replacing the Glock 17 and 19 as their standard issue handgun. T...
Beretta stepping up LE sales
According to the Tactical Wire, Beretta has increased their LE sales force from 5 dedicated reps to 30. That’s a major step up in terms of “boots i...
10 million shotguns
That’s awesome. Remington has produced 10,000,000 870 model shotguns.