Sebenzas are great because they're so precisely made, as Dean has so eloquently explained. However, I'd only rate Crucible S35VN as a high end steel, and not a very high end steel. S35VN is very good, but it's eclipsed by Crucible's own S90V and S110V, Carpenter's XHP, Uddeholm's Elmax, and...
A Glock's striker is about 60% cocked from the slide cycling. The trigger pull cocks it the remaining roughly 40%, so it actually is DAO. The DAO mechanism in 3rd Gen S&Ws, Para LDA, HK LEM, and SIG DAK are hammer fired mechanisms that operate similarly. If you get a failure to fire you...
I've owned Glocks, a Ruger SR, an FN FNS, S&W M&Ps, and have pretty good experience with Springfield XD pistols. Of all of them, the FNS has the best trigger out of the box. I'd put Glock and XD as a tie for second best. I actually like the Ruger SR trigger better than the M&P trigger, but...
That's ridiculous. 1911s are safe to carry with a round chambered, hammer down or cocked. SAA's aren't. With very exceptions, every successful locked breech handgun since the 1911 has copied Browning's tilt breech locking mechanism. Other than frame material (and you can even get plastic and...
They've announced the new 0808 Rexford Cesium based folder - http://zt.kaiusaltd.com/knives/knife/zt0808. I was going to buy a the Hinderer designed 0562 or 0562CF last year at Blade, but those weren't even available, so I bought the Rexford Singularity based 0801. If ZT actually produces the...
Sorry, I can't like any 1911 without a conventional bbl bushing, and I can't like any 1911 with a firing pin safety. Sell it and get a Colt Wiley Clapp Commander. Or, if you must have a rail, get an STI Duty One LT 4.
The lifeboat rations are the part Yeager placed the most value on, and I agree with that. However, known quality US made rations with same calorie content and 5 year shelf life can be purchased from Amazon for $25. The included alkaline batteries are worthless in extreme heat and cold, and D...
The 9mm AR is blow back, not gas operated with a locking bolt in the carrier, so it does use a simple bolt in place of the BCG. The Colt design that everyone has copied is designed to pick up a round from either seed of a conventional twin feed SMG type mag. If your dedicated 9mm lower uses...
No, but I am trying to get to 50 posts so I can PM the other folks in MSG-3. However, I'm not going to make lots of posts that don't contribute to the discussion just to do that. I'm a mod over at THR, so I'm all too familiar with folks making one liners (heck, one worders) just so they can use...
A milled 7075-T6 aluminum receiver would have held together and better protected the shooter. The pressure would have escaped out the ejection port and through the mag well after also blowing out the mag. That video is an excellent demonstration of why you should never use the magazine of any...
[COLOR=#4B5238]I wont flame you, but i will offer a different opinion.
Thankfully no one is yet forcing us to own guns we don't want.
That's excellent.
The M-16 is the longest serving rifle in US military history. The AR-15 and clones have been on the market for 50 years (give or take). These...
Hohn, if you're still shopping I've great experience with BPT's Standard OWB holster. I occasionally still use a Fobus paddle for short periods when easy on/off is a priority, but the BPT OWB easily conceals under an untucked Polo shirt in the summer.
That's not price gouging. That's demand pull inflation.
That I didn't know, and researched to verify. Apparently what we commonly refer to as simply "propane" is actually a blended LP gas. And, if I understand correctly, the blend has more butane in summer and less butane in winter. Good to know.