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Tag Archives: 45ACP
Firearms, a matter of credibility
Assuming an ideal spherical teenager in vacuum…ok, let’s not. Let’s use this very specific 12 year old in a hypothetical situation of being threatened by something human-like. From the perspective of the predator, which of her weapons would pose the … Continue reading
All smiles
The joy of personal empowerment.
Posted in interesting people, pistol, rkba, self-defense, shotgun, weapon
Tagged 12ga, 45ACP, M1911, pump action
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Three classic designs
All three are Inland Mfg. repros.
Posted in pistol, rifle, shotgun, weapon
Tagged 12ga, 30carbine, 45ACP, paratrooper, WW2
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Holster for Glock 30SF
James Nelson made this for one of my friends. It’s quite comfortable.
Hot weather, cool range
Now that Nashville is hot and humid every day, I am spending more of my time at Nashville Armory range. Good ventilation, AC and rifle rated backstops. And their staff is all firearms enthusiasts.
“Get weapons of war off the streets!”
The title is a typical rallying cry of anti-freedom politicians. We know they are lying. But let’s pretend, just for a moment, that they aren’t. If they really mean to restrict only weapons of war, then we are looking at one of two … Continue reading
Posted in pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, Uncategorized, weapon
Tagged 45ACP, history, military, submachine gun, war, WW2
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Three feet and five inches.
Swords have been around since 1600BCE. Pistols, including revolvers, since the early 1500s. Government efforts to restrict their use to the “right people” go back about as far. The “right people” are typically the members of the party in power. … Continue reading
She’s no mechanic!
She may have a grease gun, but the cars she serviced catch fire more than they run…
Selecting handgun pairs for carry and home defense: new on AllOutdoor
Overview of available strategies.
Bad nightmares about good things
Last night’s dream was amusing enough, in retrospect, to be written up. I was going through an airport with my parents and a couple of friends who visited from Germany. My parents went ahead, I hanged back with the tourists. … Continue reading
Use cover
While not ideal cover, the vault door is a pretty good start on not getting shot. The actual position is the balance between having a wide field of view, pushing the muzzle out to avoid trapping the muzzle blast next to the … Continue reading
One advantage of working with competent models
I don’t own any XD or XDM pistols. This model brought her own pistol to the photo shoot, which gave me an opportunity to include it as a prop. It’s also helpful that I don’t have to pay attention to … Continue reading
Snake skin holster
Dennis at Dragon Leatherworks makes awesome holsters. This one is made of snake skin.
Dan Wesson ECO review: new on AllOutdoor
A review written by my friend Michelle, with my photos. (Scroll down on the linked page for additional images.)
Boberg XR45-S
This pistol’s claim to fame are its specifications: 3.75″ barrel, 22oz weight, low felt recoil, easy to rack slide, good accuracy. The size is really pushing it for a front pocket gun, but it’s sized just right for a jacket or … Continue reading
Short M1911s
One of my models is on a quest for a short M1911 (with 3-inch barrel), currently considering a Kimber. Which companies make short, reliable 1911s in 45ACP?