Recent content by TJm15.38

Welcome from Mississippi!

Hi and welcome from down south in Mississippi! Don't be so hard on your home state. I lived in Philly for several years in the late 90's and early 2000's, and every time I went to New York, it was a good experience. Good to know there are some S&W collectors and shooters who live there.

Welcome from Mississippi!

I did a quick search on a couple of sites and was unable to find PMC 90-grain HP. I did find some Magtech 95-grain HP. I'm only shooting FMJ in my .380's as I question whether HP is going to properly expand from my short barrels...

I usually load them with 8 rounds of M2 Ball and stuff them in a bandolier.

How about a photo for those of us who are less than expert in ID by word description.

I will. A composite blade is new stuff to me. Not sure what process is used to join the two types of steel. I have a smaller US-made Kershaw that I have carrying for years.

I took a break from collecting Case pocket knives and bought a Kershaw Dividend assisted opening knife from an EBay seller in Texas. This knife features light weight and a composite blade with N690 steel on the upper portion and CMP D2 on the lower. I have never owned a knife with a blade like...

Kel Tec P32 loaded with 7 rounds and a belt clip.

Pros: Usually a bit cheaper; good practice ammo and you don't have to bother picking up the cases. Cons: Limited bullet types; mainly FMJ. I actually like the CCI aluminum case 95 grain .380 ACP and it works flawlessly in the Glock 42 or the CZ-83. I would even trust it as carry ammo...

That's a beauty in a classic caliber. The .270 Winchester is the perfect caliber for most all North American game. My old Ruger M77 Mk 1 in .270 is one of my favorites, but there's no comparison to the classic look of a Winchester Model 70.

First, let me say I have never had this problem, so I am as much in the dark as you are about how to get that portion of the case out of the chamber. However, doing a bit of research, I found this interesting video from a guy who had a similar problem and how he fixed it. It may be tougher to...

Mine was a S&W Model 15-4 purchased in 1981.

Say what you want, but Walther is putting out some quality firearms. Yes, it's 21st century stuff, but it is what sells that determines the market. I gave my first generation Walther P99AS to my daughter who swears by it. It was one of the finest and safest firearms I have ever owned. I've...

I wouldn't use that powder for anything.