Recent content by Gunz50

On a production run gun that costs 150. To 250. Maybe a crappy trigger like that would be “passable “ but on a premium grade major manufacturer gun that costs that much, no freaking way. You need to follow up with as many calls as necessary and move up the food chain to get this taken care of...

Mossy 590S, shoots any 12 ga ammo, shorty federal shells hit plenty hard and have almost no recoil, put a wrist strap on it and a green laser low profile rail mounted, no problem for control, laser makes hits 20 meters with no problems, super compact and maneuverable , what else can you ask or...

for those who remember KOJACK , Telly Savalas, I will forever remember a scene, Telly is in at a street corner midtown Mahatten lined with a row of 4/5 story walkup apartments, bad guy is on a third story fire-escape maybe 1/3 to 1/2 way down the block, within a couple of seconds of Telly...

I’ve owned a 59 for a long time, trigger is fine just needs a bit if getting used to , when shot enough you will stop over thinking it every squeeze and it will be fine. Mine has been a workhorse and has eaten every type and style of bullet weight and profile, it has great balance and mine has...

got one , brand new, built back in the mid seventies, 100% GI parts except of course the receiver, really nice GI walnut stock , and national match bedded ., shoots like a match rifle, If you get a good one it is a joy to shoot, but can get expensive now a days when loading and shooting six to...

wow miss drilled chambers, how the heck did that pass QC

The marketing dept most likely surveyed distributors and maybe a few FFL's, they did not have anyway of really knowing what the public would want or not, distributors and false were only looking to get the few stainless guns that were already in short supply and on wait lists that were being...

do you mean Hell Cat ? if so excellent little gun, mine has the optional red dot , almost makes it impossible to not be accurate . with practice the dot makes it faster on target, practice makes perfect, almost!! lots of deals around now with extra free mags at very good price points

a 10-22 16" heavy barrel with laminated wood stock assembled by me and a colt 70 series 1911 built by Fred Kart himself with his 22 conversion unit, both have been virtually flawless and highly accurate.

I've only been shooting various S&W revolvers since 1971, only had 1 screw come loose in all that time, before shooting a new or new to you firearm a complete exam is suggested, wipe down-checking for loose parts or screws- a decent lubing, and dry fire test with or without dummy rounds. this...

looking for a 3" or shorter barrel for my 686-6

Basic firearms safety was ignored, doing what ,where and how you did it 100% wrong, There’s no way around that. You lucked out that nobody else was injured, stop blaming the gun , it was operator error. Even if the gun has a fault it was still operator error. That said I hope you recover fast...

I would consider calling them and getting them to send me a pickup ticket and have them fix any issues with the revolver. It will be totally on their dime and hopefully it will be returned in the proper as new condition that it should have been when it left the factory. No real reason not to...

I have every mag I own for all of my collection loaded, have been doing so for over 50 years, I had a dozen original Colt ar-15 20 rounders that are from a 1975 Colt AR loaded with surplus GI 5.56 dated 71+72 since 1975, last year I decided to see if they would cycle, every one of them cycled...

I have several, no problem with them ever moving, all were red locktighted many years ago