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Category Archives: ammunition
Visual odds and ends
338 Spectre 250gr soft point and 300gr match ammo. The original STG44-22 imported by ATI. They are now bringing in an improved version with more metal and less plastic in it.
Uzi loaded with tracers
Wherever he is, John Galt probably prefers a weapon with more range. The Uzi, especially with the solid wooden stock, does work all right to about 100 meters. A little more forward lean would have been nice, but it worked … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 9x19, automatic, submachine gun, tracer, Uzi
9 Comments
One gun, two cylinders.
Ted Nugent branded .45Colt — 260gr at 800fps. Nice short-range hunting round. The revolver is a Ruger Blackhawk with pewter grips If .45Colt is unavailable, a mild 200gr plated plinking load in 45ACP is an option. Or any other round … Continue reading
Great leather for a non-mainstream carry gun
Recently, two of my good friends married each other. Since I was responsible for the introduction, I took photos of the ceremony. I also wanted to come up with memorable wedding presents that would still be in use years later. … Continue reading
Social loads for 10mm Automatic: new on AllOutdoor
Social loads for 10mm Automatic
Light Barrel or Heavy on AllOutdoor
Selecting a hunting rifle.
Yesterday at the range.
(Photo by Matt Vollman) SU16 locked on an empty magazine. Trijicon Reflex strikes me as a good sight for a short-range defensive rifle — it’s always on and has a fairly wide field of view. Laser provides a backup solution. … Continue reading
Extended magazines.
Standard CZ Rami magazine holds 10 9mm cartridges. It’s small, fairly light, has a good trigger and many people like it as a carry weapon. But 10+1 isn’t the limit of its capacity. The solution for getting more ammunition came … Continue reading
Neat smoking pipe
My friend Buck Williams of WW Guns makes these 45ACP pipes. I don’t see them listed on his web site but I know they are available for purchase, so you can ask him directly: 256.751.5911 or wwguns68@gmail.com.
Guns aren’t the solution…except when they are.
Opponents of firearms for effective self-defense tell others to run away from danger, to learn martial arts, or to “give the bad guy what he wants”. Not everyone can follow that advice…in fact, almost no one can. Least of all, … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 7.72x39, 9x19, keltec, pregnant, semi-auto, vz58, woman
38 Comments
PSA from JMB
These days, it can just as easily be 32ACP, another one of Browning’s creations. But the older, high quality pistols like this Beretta or the 1910 Mauser have the advantage of great triggers and minimal recoil. 22LR can also work, … Continue reading
Little Girl’s Big Revolver
Funky Ted Nugent ammunition is from Pierce.
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, pistol
Tagged 45Colt, daughter, father, revolver
4 Comments
A matter of priorities
Single shot Ferret 50 with, of course, a Nightforce scope. Hornady 750-grain match ammo.
Ammunition production since 1863
While in Thun, Switzerland, I visited the parent company of RUAG. As the stained glass indicates, they have been producing gunpowder and ammunition since 1863. My friend Melissa Gilliland is quite fond of their match ammo, and Ashbury Precision Ordnance … Continue reading
Banning crossbows
In Medieval Europe, several countries banned crossbows and arbalests for civilian use. The reason was transparent: protecting the monopoly of armored knights and soldiers on effective violence. Crossbows were far easier to learn than longbows and quite effective against armor … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, rifle, rkba, self-defense, weapon
25 Comments
They won’t ban your single-shot .22, right?
.22 rifles are, by definition, rifled. In quite a few countries, that’s subject to a higher level of restriction than smoothbores. 22LR round is fixed ammunition, and that is also more restricted compared to loosely loaded black powder guns. The … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, civil rights, rifle, rkba, self-defense, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22LR, Chiappa
9 Comments
Prepared shotgunner
Comp-Tac 6-shell carrier. I like how it works.
Keep ammo where it belongs.
Sidesaddles are bulky, and most people I know don’t wear shotshell carriers or ammo belts around the house or in a vehicle. Hence, the KSG.
A little girl’s upgrade
Last year, she started out with a single shot Crickett, now she’s ready for a 10-22 Tactical. In today’s market, the box in her left hand might be worth nearly as much as the rifle. I think Garibaldi would have … Continue reading