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What he said. The halfmoon and later fullmoon clips work well enough, but some people didn't like working with them. Taking the cases out of the clips before reloading and then putting loaded round in the clips just added steps. The clips also introduce another variable when people are looking for t...

joe817 wrote:I can't believe people are stupid enough to buy a t-shirt like that and wear it.

Agreed. The badge and sash are so much more effective.

It's generally a good idea to keep the low-life guessing ... even if they're family.

I can hear it now:
"I thought YOU brought the gun!"

I'm not a fan of really big extended magazines for which the firearm was not designed. Some of the factories have done it well, like Glock. Some haven't. Getting the magazine body, springs, feed lips, follower, etc, to actually work together reliably is harder than it sounds. There's more to it than...

I used the loaner Glock 19 and the free ammunition that came with it - cheaper than burning my own .45ACP!
OK, I dropped one point. Considering that I was shooting a strange plastic mushtrigger, I'll take that score.
Yes, I liked the Glock.

USA1 wrote:Bills? ...census form ? ...PLASTIC?

Doggone, you're good!

Guess what was in my mailbox today?

Just did my after-lunch status check.

"Application Completed - license issued or certificate active"



Now, the hard wait begins ...

That's probably why charges haven't been filed - they're figuring out whether buffalo are cattle, and what if any laws were broken. The shooter's going to be toast unless something really interesting turns up. Charges or no, the suit will be expensive. I wonder if the owner is also going to go after...

51 Buffalo Shot Dead in King County

There has to be more to this story. So far, it's all from the animals' owner.

Looks like they're lawyering up.

I don't cast, but I do like to shoot cast bullets through my .45. The H&G #68 200 grain semiwadcutter with a bevelled base is my favorite. Accurate, easy to handle, and it cuts clean holes. Lee's 452-200-SWC looks similar. 90310 is the six-cavity version of the mold.

I noticed a letter posted at a customer location recently, telling their employees that company policy no longer prohibited them from having firearms secured in personal vehicles on company property. They still can't carry on their person at work, but this is an improvement. The letter made it clear...

Bump-in-the-night gear:
Colt Combat Government .45 ACP w/Hydroshocks
3D Maglight
Cell phone

The lady has a Charter .38 with wadcutters.

Winchester 62 .22 pump with HP's is available on the way out, for precision critter-popping.

There would likely be a confab between the DA's on both sides of the border. Whichever one has a burr under his/her saddle or sees opportunity will want the case. If both do, you're screwed.

Military bases are essentially police states.