Kentucky Armory Club

Oh and by the way At Benghazi something did happen and the state dept lead by HRC fucked up. This whole Russian conclusion thing is a big fat nothing burger. Just blame it all on a video if it makes you happy. Whoa. Slow your roll there, Ghost Rider. This ain’t about me. Something happened with Rus...

WLJ wrote:After a year and a half no one can come up with any evidence the Russians rigged the election?
That okay, we're keep reporting they did.

This is the Democratic Party’s Benghazi.

You didn’t know the Other Side is always evil?

I really like bullpup rifles, but I haven’t found a shotgun that trips my trigger...yet.

This might just do it. 8 pounds loaded up with 25 rounds, and it takes choke tubes? I might have to give it a try.

I don’t know Terry Tapley, but how does it cost $80 to ship a gun to a FFL?

There's another theory involving barrel length and some receiver differences. If you permanently attached the barrel to the receiver, effectively making the receiver part of the barrel, an 11.5" barrel plus the length of the permanently attached receiver would be over 16" I don’t think that would f...

kokopelli wrote:Or the trigger function...

That’s true. Perhaps one has to pull the trigger twice.

After re-reading the applicable definitions, there are only two workarounds that occur to me:

- the barrel isn’t rifled, *or*

- they played the semantics game and successfully argued that this thing was “made from a rifle” but has a length of over 26 inches.

More math is racist To mediate this, Rubel recommends that math teachers incorporate more social justice issues into math lessons, but warns that even “teaching for social justice” can be a “tool of whiteness” if teachers are not sufficiently attuned to the experiences of minority students. Meritoc...

I’m a big fan of the Glock 26, but its one major fault (IMHO) is its too-wide slide. This *could* be an answer to that problem, but I’d have to shoot it to be sure. My biggest complaint with Shields, Glock 43s, and even PPSs is they don’t shoot like a full-size gun. If this gun manages to combine th...

GLWS. These are exceptionally fun rifles.

Deepest sympathies. I wish you peace.

Are 148gr Wadcutters easy to find? I don't recall ever seeing them, but Ive never looked either. “Easy” is a relative term. They’re not *nearly* as common (nor as cheap) as they were a few decades ago, but they’re out there: http://www.sgammo.com/product/38-special-ammo/50-round-box-38-special-148-...

The answer is 148 grain wadcutters. [/thread]

I can answer this question definitively.

The current official Army JROTC drill rifle is the replica made by Daisy.

With that said, some exhibition drill teams *may* use other models. If you would like to ensure you get the exact rifle his unit uses send me a PM and I can find out for you.

I’ve owned one for several years. Pros: uses Glock mags; extremely reliable; accurate. Cons: ugly as homemade sin; PITA to disassemble. I bought mine because it was extremely cheap (20% off with no sales tax), and it has given me zero issues. With that said, I’d rather have a CZ Scorpion or an MPX.

East German?

Happy Birthday!

It's obvious that $ rules over quality and our service men and womens lives. They could issue water pistols, and it wouldn’t make an appreciable difference. I carried an Army-issued pistol for 20 odd years, and my considered opinion is that their primary purpose for 99% of those who carry them is t...

...And the security guard goes from being some kind of hero because he distracted the guy from shooting at the crowd to someone who could have stopped it before it started had he communicated to anyone that he had been shot and from where. While it looks like there was room for improvement in the o...

jmeister wrote:

WLJ wrote: The no-bid contract,

This seems weirdest to me. Thought govt had to bid out everything?

Nope. There are circumstances where you can go directly to a “preferred” vendor.

Personally, I find any discussion of politics—from the right or left—to be in extraordinarily poor taste.

Way too damn soon.

If the previous round cycled the slide it wasn't a squib. Did you have to rack before the kaboom?

I would have bet it was an out-of-battery discharge, which aren't terribly uncommon with rimfire ammo, but that solid firing pin imprint has me scratching my head.

I'd match the serial numbers up if I were selling the gun.

Not that it's a big deal; I've swapped out slides and frames myself, but if I were buying such a gun from someone it might make me wonder what sort of shade tree "gunsmithing" they might have done that isn't apparent visually.

I was busy consuming great food and adult beverages yesterday, but belated thanks!