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Just made a purchase of one of these at my local dealer Friday. I went to the range and fired 50 rds. of 180gr. FMJ Winchester ammo. My observations are as follows. I am not particularly recoil sensative but this gun has signifigant recoil and muzzle rise. Nice trigger but has a long reset...

I attended a handgun course last night here in Va. that was instructed by a Mr. Fischer. He is a Vietnam vet who was wounded twice, competes at the national level with handguns/rifles, instructs the Va Police Accademy, a sworn expert witness for firearm matters in Va. court, knows all the NRA...

I was crusing my local gun store yesterday and I noticed a very nice looking Belguim made Browning Hi Pwr 9mm w/2 magazines(13rd.) on consignment for $369. I've never owned a Browning Hi Pwr but I've heard they are excelent pistols. I'm probably gonna buy it today, is their anything I should...

I'm looking at getting a M-14 and have read that the Polytech's receivers are forged and are considered extremely tough as per Fulton Armory (Springfields are cast according to Fulton Armory). I was going to go with a Springfield but a guy at my local gunshop said for the money the Polytech is...

I was over at AR15.com and I found this post that someone had copied from the URL below. I went to the web site and man these guys are MOTIVATED about RKBA. This is long but the very end is the best. hat I Saw at the Devolution http://www.infinet.com/~eplurib...

Does anyone know what a SA93 is? I seem to remember there is a rifle designated this but I'm just not sure who makes it. I belive it is in 7.62mm but thats all I can remember.

I have a Winchester Ranger 12ga. pump 3"mag. w/26" vented rib Winchoke barrel. On the barrel it says it is a model 120. My question is can I use Winchester model 1200 magazine extensions and if I can't does anyone know of one that will work? Thanks in advance!

Just thought you guys might find this web site interesting http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ . It has high resolution imagery of a large portion of the earths surface. You can click on the map on the web site where you live and continue to zoom in until you see your house for alot of the U.S...