Recent content by Manley-AK

I have a CZ-75 PCR, which is a lot of fun to shoot. Stock trigger didn't get great reviews, but Cajun Gun Works in Louisiana offered an upgraded trigger, which is vastly better than stock. The older variants (in the whole CZ line) have aluminum or steel frames. De-cock only was what attracted...

I had the same problem with PPU LRN in my .38. Horrible dirty rounds.

I noticed a lady shooting a Kimber K6 at the range one day. I asked to borrow it and loaded some .38 special rounds in it. VERY nice to shoot. Smooth and comfortable. They are fine hand guns.

Reliability and Mag Drops Not to be a Smart A**, but I find that the "magazines" on my Models 28, 642, and 627 are 100% reliable. :p When on the east coast, my 642 is my EDC; when in AK, I often carry my CZ-PCR, but recently found a shoulder latch-up for the Model 28, so I'll start wearing...

Hy-Tek Coated work fine Hy-Tek Coated work fine...in my revolvers, but I've had some issues with 9 mm in my CZ. I allowed a 'neighbor' at the range to try a magazine load of my 9 mm rounds and he had no issues at all. I'm in transition to move across the country and haven't reloaded (or shot)...

Get them out of the safe! I think what is most important is that you take those guns out of the safe and down to your local range. I have more fun shooting my 6 inch 28-2 (1978) than anything else. My dad had a 1972 copy, which I put behind glass with his Territorial Police (AK)...

My wife has a Sig P229 Legion and a P938-BRG. I prefer my CZ-75 PCR to the Legion, but I truly enjoy shooting that little 938. Great little hand gun! In the end, I most enjoy shooting my S&W wheel guns: 28-2, 627-5, 642-2

My dad was AK Territorial Police, Feb 54-Feb 56; he couldn't remember what he carried, but probably a 4 inch M&P. Later in the 50's another fellow told me the Model 10 was the standard issue (as of 1957), so the M&P is likely the issue-gun in those early years. After statehood, they were...

Those 'shinies' certainly are beautiful guns. I've two 28-2 HPs ('73 & '78); simply great shooting handguns, even if not so handsome. Y'all are blessed!