rkymtnman
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that's what she said...
Got guns?
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Throbbing Member would work if that's taken.
BarnBuster
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BarnBuster
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lol, troops called it the "Stench" gun
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BarnBuster
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Malfunctions! You Are Going To Have Them
Today semi-automatic pistols in the hands of competent shooters function correctly the majority of the time. If stoppages occur in the cycle of operation most of these failures can be traced back to one or more issues — all controlled by the owner/operator — with the biggest demon probably being...
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Sir Napsalot
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The guy who wrote the definitive book on the "Liberator" pistol had a booth right across from mine at the NRA national gunshow in Puyallup, WA
He had several fine examples on display as well as an unopened box which had been X-rayed to show the contents
He had several fine examples on display as well as an unopened box which had been X-rayed to show the contents
bam0813
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Nice post. One thing I personally noticed that I don’t like is that under the double feed fix, he retains his mag in his pinky figure? That is not good imo, in for one has the least strength of entire hand also would take fine motor skill to thread mag there. It also breaks your strong hand grip from the pistol. It would be, imo, much safer, gross motor skill, and keep your grip by retaining the mag in weak hand while running the slide. It ultimately has to transfer to that hand for indexing the mag well and inserting magMalfunctions! You Are Going To Have Them
Today semi-automatic pistols in the hands of competent shooters function correctly the majority of the time. If stoppages occur in the cycle of operation most of these failures can be traced back to one or more issues — all controlled by the owner/operator — with the biggest demon probably being...
BarnBuster
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here's John's (Riddle Defense) take on it
wascaptain
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went do a modafied dickens drill. i used my compact concealed carry with out warm ups.
did a minute of high knees , drew my sig365xl, and brought her into the fight.
open sights 10rds at 40 yards, off hand in under 14 seconds.
out of the 10rds fired, 4 could have stopped him, 2 would have pissed him off and 4 could have gotten bystanders
did a minute of high knees , drew my sig365xl, and brought her into the fight.
open sights 10rds at 40 yards, off hand in under 14 seconds.
out of the 10rds fired, 4 could have stopped him, 2 would have pissed him off and 4 could have gotten bystanders
BarnBuster
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Bizarre Guns: The 6 Strangest Firearms Ever | Field & Stream
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raratt
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Don't know if this will work...
PioneerValleyOG
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Watch a Cow Moose Save Her Calf from a Bear Attack
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BarnBuster
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