Recent content by Puller

Good story. I know quite a few people who serve as reserve officers including my brother, they do a yeoman's duty and often bring important skills to a department.

Just checked mine . . . it's a driver's license.

My next door neighbor has a 2014 Shelby GT500 with 805HP. More power than I need.

Thanks, that helps understand some of your questions and comments.

I am a big Glock fan, been carrying one for years. Would never carry one without a holster, in fact, I wouldn't carry any gun "just in my belt." But that's just me.

Sometimes it's hard to tell when people are joking with the written word. I assume that is the case here.

Google is your friend; The National Rifle Association (NRA) board of directors has 76 members. Seventy-five of them serve three-year terms, and one is a cross-over director.

No one forgot, that just wasn't the question. Colt has been out of the military and law enforcement business for handguns for half a century. Not since Colt was putting revolvers in cop holsters in early 1980's have they even been a contender for a contract.

In watching Hawaii 5-O reruns I've always been amazed at some of the shots Dan-o and McGarrett made with those snub nosed .38's.

If true (and I'm not saying it's not) it sounds to me like a 40 year old problem that Glock fixed 40 years ago. You know, kind of like how Smith & Wesson fixed the drop problem with S&W Victory revolvers when one was dropped on a flight deck and killed a sailor. Once the issue was identified...

S&W and Ruger definitely. Not so much Colt which hasn't produced any general issue revolver or pistol acceptable for military or LE use in at least 30 years.

I think the next line in Faulkner's statement is important . . . :

Thanks for the tip on the article in August's Guns & Ammo, I just read it and I agree that Keith Wood is spot on that Doug Hamlin is the man to make NRA 2.0 work. With his marine corps experience I think they'll find he is a no nonsense leader.

Yep, a lot of folks bought into the China flu hype with it's 99.9% survival rate. Goes to show how easily the drive by media can manipulate.

The part with "Elvis" singing with the elderly lady was just stinking awesome!