A good semiauto is 100% more reliable for maximum rounds between stoppages than a revolver, despite what many say… I can’t even tell you how many rounds I’ve put through Glocks with almost zero maintenance without malfunction. Many, many thousands. A good 1911 is up there too, they just need a...
I have been casually looking for a battery saw for light camp firewood duties for a while, but next summer I also want to cut out an old trail into a spot I like archery hunting in that’s currently almost impossible to navigate with deadfall. I would just use my little Stilhl 170 for hiking...
I love revolvers, but when starting from the ground up I think it’s way easier to start with a good striker fired or SAO semiauto. I teach people to shoot often at work, sometimes people who have little to no prior experience with firearms, all with Glocks or M&Ps. I bet the average shooter...
Glock 9mm without a doubt. One of these two is pretty much always with me. G43X and G45. I carried the G45 all last week in some bad grizzly country too.
I busted my ass all week trying to kill a decent bull while packing a .270 Win. It would have done the job pretty nicely if things had aligned on the only bull I saw. Only shot I fired all week was from a pistol. Ruger single six dispatching a mouse that was raiding the wall tent. Dropped him...
I just have to leave this here. DOMINATE your game!
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No idea, but I was on my way back from hunting elk a couple years ago when a buck crossed the road in front of my and lost this while crossing the fence. It was cool to watch.
Do you rot the horn sheaths off by sealing them up in a bag for a few days before boiling or use another method? Seems like that would really get the brains moving.