Kentucky Armory Club

A friend of mine is looking to tinker around making mods for his Beretta and 1911, and is looking at lathes. He would just be making small parts from stainless, cold rolled, and tool steel and threading on pistol barrels for barrel bushings. He is looking at the following one, and thought that some ...

Okay, since no one has mentioned GoRuck, I am now. Their rucks are the shit, so I think their "lesser" backpacks would be equally awesome. No MOLLE though.

Check the Shadow Ruck series.... that is actually affordable compared to their rucks.

http://www.goruck.com/en/shadow-rucks

I actually forgot about this!

+1 to SSracer for the picture.

I always blame myself first. But I also like nice things.

Gen 4 G17 seems to fix the handling problems I had with Glocks in the past. This fits my tiny girl hands very well. Now I just need to learn how to shoot this thing... the trigger feels different. I'm hoping that I can make the changes to my trigger control that the RWI instructors suggested. The Gl...

Yes it is. It's his cash price. Credit card is always somewhat higher.

And it's done...



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here is what I know , if you want to eat a pickle without chewing, well have at it......two bitches want to munch rug, well have at it, some dude wants to dress like a woman cut his peter off with a broken beer bottle ....have at it. Some motherfucker wants to touch my kids, ill split his fucking h...

The coolest thing I've seen is a four day class by Cylinder and Slide Schedule: http://www.cylinder-slide.com/index.php?app=ccp0&ns=display&ref=classes Basically, for the cost of high-end 1911, you build one for yourself under the guidance of one of the greatest 1911 smiths around. The PDF I first p...

Still no Shield?

I'd even say 9 or 45 could fall in that category if it was a hollowpoint or frangible round. Lucky bastard though... I wouldn't want to try it again.

I don't have one yet. I don't really have the disposable income right now to make up the difference to buy a replacement, so it's straight up trade only right now.

Sorry, I'm an idiot. What I meant is that I have a USP Compact 45 in stainless w/ GGG rail(bottom right): https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-AV0hg8NiPEA/USmrX-3Hh_I/AAAAAAAABYw/bL8499UBEes/s800/IMG825.jpg I would like to trade it for one of the new full size "round" HKs. Like the P30 or the HK45. ht...

Since I have been carrying my Shield religiously, I've been looking around for something with more capacity as my home defense gun. Being an HK snob, I still want an HK in my stable, so I was wondering if they've held their "value" enough to go even trade with some of HK's newer offerings with their...

I can't do more than 30.

I will grab my AR and try this.

I still have a 25 yard zero from the RWI course! Unless I knocked my knobs around.... they weren't set on zero.

The shield IS a useful tool, though not everyone likes them. In this instance having the shield in the cabin and at the ready very probably saved the life of the officer in the passenger seat. This was either quick thinking or good training. If you can't see, he's actually behind the shield while i...

Vividia wrote:I love the T model Hi-Power, the Mk III not as much.

I'm glad you still love it!

More like a county that is made dry after the distillery is built. Weren't they there before all that stuff got passed?

There was this guy named ChopperDoc at the RWI Tactical Rifle course, and he showed me this. It was really helpful.

Everyone that was laughing at my Shield recall...

I did one little home test, and called it good.

325MOUTguru wrote:

Ranger hoodie came in.

Triple Aught?

Happy Birthday!

It's more camo than black.

One vote for the Shield 9mm.