Recent content by major kong

Looks like he does nice work.

I had one and it was as good as any revolver I've owned. Naturally, I sold it. :(

Yes, you should join. The main service they offer is protecting and preserving our Second Amendment Right.

Greetings, from TN. I cannot imagine a question about Smiths' or guns in general that I could ask on this forum that I would not get an answer for.

Hello and welcome, from TN

I started out on the cheapest bench-type Lee single stage press and it worked fine, it was just slow as hell. Within a few months, I decided I had to get something faster so I got the Classic turret and it works quite well. I don't necessarily begrudge the time I spent with the single stage...

Outstanding!!!:D

I think that it's not only what you can see, like the drop-leg holster or the combat boots, or Oakleys, but also what you can't see. As much as anything, I think it's a state of mind.

A Chinese SKS, if I recall....

Bummer dude. Get rid of it and get something you feel good about.

Stud!! and I mean that with the utmost respect and sincerity.

Springfield XD40SC

2. No, 3 is too long to be a snubby IMO. And I don't think any L, N, or X frame should be called a snubby regardless of how short the barrel is. Well,maybe I would consider the 2.5" 686 a snubby, I don't know. It's still a pretty chunky piece. Like someone's already said, a snubby should...

Clint, hands down. And that's with any gun at any time. I do like Gibson in Payback and I'd almost forgotten about Liotta in Goodfellas--man that was a serious pistolwhipping--but I still gotta go with Eastwood.

Go for it, especially if you know you are going to be shooting mostly lead through it. I've got a similar dilemma with a new M29. The throats are .429 and it doesn't shoot lead bullets nominally sized @ .430 worth a crap. I can take those same lead bullets and shoot them in a Ruger with...