Recent content by pomonapete

...I thought the topic was buying guns unhandled & unseen online. aren't you skewing the topic?

no. I'll throw-in my answer before I read the comments. the feel is everything. I held a .357 rental revolver at an indoor range that felt like a quart bottle of Brew 102. I've held a 1911 that made 'slab-sided' sound sexy. as much as you might like to, you can't buy shoes or sunglasses...

586 4" thar ain't nothin you can't say that don't vitiate my point, bucko.

("Once again, that is my opinion. You have yours, and I have mine.") dude, you missed his point. if you desire to insult others, that's fine. but to inadvertently insult others because your level of awareness is too low to allow for consideration of such things is a shame.

love the M1 carbine (carBEEN); dad had one in WWII in Germany as a tech sgt with a repair squad; I got him one at a pawn shop for Fathers' Day one year, supposedly had served in the Philippines. at 6'3, dad held it with one hand. geez, it's purpled and pitted, the metallic upper add-on flies...

are you really reporting that people are clamoring for 'Gulf of Muh HEE kah?' are you arguing in opposition to Trump's geo-strategic goals for America, like using Greenland? and while we're conjuring, let's conjure up the mosquito-ish infestation of beach hawkers to torture you on your...

adjectives are like women: they offer life's delights, but then they screw it all up. today's reliance on spizzy adjectives reveals the true dark age we're living in, along with admiration for puns (the sign of a hack), and mis-using words like pristine (untouched by human hands), mayhem...

my dad enjoyed the westerns where the hero used a belt-fed Colt .45.

hey guys, I read the books in the 7th and 8th grades after Dr. No came out...and I'm pretty certain I recall the armourer said the Smith and Wesson .38 revolver hit like a brick thru a window. he said the skeleton-grip small caliber Baretta was fit 'for a lady's handbag.' I don't remember...

for crying out loud! for about a year the cylinder on my 36-1 has rattled, flopped and even jammed. this left me thinking I better get a new gun...but a few turns of the screw thanks to this listing and my little sweetie's tight as ever!

(cue: Twilight Zone music: Boo BEE Boo bee) you've entered a very unique place in the world, a place where people discuss buying a Colt revolver in order to fit a holster! now I've just wandered in here and you can feel fit to pretend to ignore me. everybody does. my question is: who would...

my square butt 36 cries for happy with the Tyler T-grip.

isn't part of using a speed loader indexing on the flute to shove the reloads in without looking? and wouldn't a fluteless prevent this? my .22 Ruger uses unfluted for the .22 mag rounds, mainly for safe distinction, I assume.

oh I hope so. I'm a wheel gun man, and somehow there's a box of 50 357 SIG in my safe. every time I open the door I'm embarrassed, shatterpated, and humulgomated. what to do? guess I'll save it for barter purposes. out here in the inland empire.

once again I sing a love song to my 36-1 with the 3" barrel, square butt, with the t-grip. the target hammer and the target trigger shred, slice, dice, and boy do they catch fish!