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The specific measures in this bill do not concern me nearly so much as does "the camel getting his nose into the tent." If the anti-2A people can get this, what will they try for next time?

Crash

I was stationed (with the USAF) for four years in Saudi Arabia and a lot of the people I worked with rode dirt bikes out in the sand dunes on the weekends. I thought I would give it a try--trouble was, I had never ridden a motorcycle in my life. Anyway, I bought a Yamaha Enduro, when out on the dune...

I'm another one who would recommend a S&W .380 EZ. I had one and racking, loading the mag, etc., were no problem even though I'm 80 years old. Crash P.S. I've since bought the 9mm version and manipulating the slide, loading the magazine, while requiring a little bit more force, really aren't tha...

Same problem with the SIG 365 magazine. But to answer your question, yes. Load it up and let it sit for a few weeks. Also make sure you function check your fully loaded gun. Sometimes these can put too much pressure on the mechanics and the next round won’t load properly. I’ve heard of guys who jus...

Yes. I emailed S&W customer service and they gave me an address to send the mags back to them. I sent 4 mags in along (at my cost) with a copy of the email. in about 2 weeks I got 4 mags back. I don't know if they are the same mags with new internals or new mags. They are stiff to get 13 rds in...

Anybody else having trouble loading the 13th round into the 9mm Shield Plus 13-round mag? Not only is it hard to get that last round in, it's also really hard to insert the mag into the grip and ejecting the fully loaded 13-round mag is difficult as well. I've read that S&W tech support says loa...

Does anybody know what the slide retraction effort is on a Walther CCP 9MM M2? Walther advertises it as being easy to retract, but it doesn't seem any easier than recoil-operated compact 9mm pistols to me.

Thanks in advance for any input,

Crash

Lynyrd wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 8:43 pm Interesting. I've got most all of the ammo you listed as owned or desired, but I want to keep them all. Good luck.

Lynyrd,

Since yours is the only response I've received, I guess there aren't too many folks in need of what I have.

Oh well, never hurts to try.

Thanks for resonding.

Crash

I live in Fredericksburg and I would like to trade the following: 1. One 60-round box of Federal Premium .357 mag 140 grain Barnes Expander ammo 2. One 50-round box of Remington Golden Saber .357 mag 125 grain Brass JHP 3. One 100-round box of Remington .38 Special +P 125 grain SJHP. Would like to ...

I live in Fredericksburg and I would like to trade the following: 1. One 60-round box of Federal Premium .357 mag 140 grain Barnes Expander ammo 2. One 50-round box of Remington Golden Saber .357 mag 125 grain Brass JHP 3. One 100-round box of Remington .38 Special +P 125 grain SJHP. Would like to t...

Henry in either 357 or 44mag. If you want the most durable version get the all weather. It’s rust proof and has a treated stock so it won’t ever rot. cmgee67, Thanks for the recommendation. If I buy another pistol-caliber lever-action, it will probably be a Henry in .357 mag with the shorter barrel...

About 20 years ago, I had a Winchester Trapper (model 94 with a 16 inch barrel) in 44 magnum. I used it as a patrol rifle in Luling. I did not think I would need a rifle against people but was concerned that my pistol would not work from a distance to dispatch an injured horse or cow. Never had to ...

I have a Browning M92 in .44 Magnum and am wondering which of the pistol-caliber lever-actions is most durable and reliable, my Browning, or one of the pistol-caliber models from Winchester, Marlin, or Henry? By the way, My Browning is one of the Centennial Models made in 1978 (only 6000 made) and i...

Lever actions have a magazine that is prone to damage in "hard use", but as long as your fasteners are place with thread-locker or something similar, it should not be a real issue. They were the first high-capacity assault rifles. Pumps, in rifle-calibers, are a bit more problem prone, re...

I watched a video recently that claimed that a lever-action, because of all the parts moving at the same time and all the small screws, would be more likely to need repair than a bolt action or an AR-15 style semi-auto, especially after a lot of hard action. But, what about a pump-action rifle? Woul...