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Grand performs the same in 270 win with 150gr bullets. High velocity very low deviations. Best with magnum primers.

There has also been a number of sympathetic discharges involving glocks.

There is a super grade stock on ebay that states it is for a featherweight barrel contour. Big bucks though.

I don't have any needs for a practical rifle or pistol I would have a need for but (pause) I dang fer sure would like a Ruger Blackhawk in 357 convertible and a Winchester 70 Featherweight in 22-250. I think I' like a Leupold 6x scope on that rifle. This would be my Canis Latrans combo for...

I thought I would post some photos of 9mm magazines to show the two different ways manufacturers block the magazine due to 9mm round being a bit shorter than a 45 acp. The Mec Gar presses a ridge into the front of the mag. All other companies peen a metal plate down the back of the mag...

After you told me it was a Galco I realized I have one of those in black for my 5" 1911. I bought it for almost the same reason. I thought it would be more comfortable to wear when I was traveling in uniform rather than wearing my duty belt. I could just tack on when I get out of the car.

MegGar 10 round mags are on sale at Midway for less than twenty bucks.

That's a fine load there. Mine shoots small groups with the same combo.

What brand holster is that, I like.

These are my edc holsters. The clip holster is 45 years old. I got it when my Lt. told me he didn't want to see my 1911 stuck in my waistband without a holster ever again. A rookie doesn't mess with the Lt. The other is a Tagua. It conceals well even under just a shirt. Both are very...

Harrison makes a really nice u'notch rear sight that fits the milspec rear sight slot. They also have a corresponding stake in front sight if your 1911 has such.

I like the MecGar because they don't have a spacer bar on the back side of the mag, the front is slotted to keep the rounds in proper position. Plus they hold ten rounds. Plus they have a much better price than the others. I bought six if them for my Sprinfield Ronin lightweight and they have...

How did those nilgai ribs turn out?

I was on a lease many years ago where the first few years we shot nothing but 2 1/2 or older spikes and does. I shot a lot of spikes over the years. I can attest to the fact there are no better tasting deer than a spike from south Texas. Bon apetite!

Insurance is regulated by state government and the insurance biz has a powerful lobby. I think federal regulation of insurance would create an additional bureaucratic monster.

Heck, I believe our devices listen to our conversations. I can just talk about something and the next thing the product is showing up on facebook or in spam.

Texas AG Paxton has filed suit against Allstate for planting tracking software on customer's cell phones and then collecting and selling the data collected to other insurance companies, which is a violation of state statute.

At least you received a renew notice. A number of companies are dropping policies in areas that cost them in claims. I would imagine that a good bit of California won't be insurable going forward.

Currently one of my 243s is loaded up with 90gr Accubonds. I looked back over my deeds with the 243 and I think I've only killed deer with the 100gr Corelokt, factory, and the 100gr Sierra Game King.

Sounds like an exciting hunt. Congratulations on your success.