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Blades, Bullets & Bows
Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by Windsor @ Today at 02:44 PM

Family and the ability to do outdoor activities in the summer months makes for a pretty good draw.
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Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by KENKAN @ Today at 01:43 PM

Makes you wonder why live in Colorado if you are a gun owner but if you are into marijuana that's a different story!!!!!
Blades, Bullets & Bows
Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by BladesNBarrels @ Today at 12:46 PM

Colorado went a different route with their laws. August 1 you have to take a 16 hour course with a State approved instructor, then, you get a permit to buy a semi-auto firearm. Then, the State published a 100-page list of banned firearms, which inclu
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Re: Knife of the Week Model 18 by Robert Frey @ Yesterday at 06:58 PM

That looks very good. I would do the same things. Maybe someday.
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Re: Knife of the Week Model 18 by desert.snake @ Yesterday at 02:56 PM

A friend of mine has this setup. Really interested in seeing it up close. I didn't know there was a Maglite Solitaire flashlight there
Blades, Bullets & Bows
Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by Wayne Dengler @ Yesterday at 01:17 PM

I had one of the first Walther P-22s and it was very ammo finnicky. I later put a TAC-65 suppressor on it and it even functioned with standard velocity ammo. Now,in my state, Any threaded bbl pistol is considered an assault weapon and is pretty muc
Blades, Bullets & Bows
Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by BladesNBarrels @ Yesterday at 09:56 AM

The Red Dragon was more flashy, and it appealed to the younger shooters. I was an early buyer of the Walther P22 with Gemtech Outback Suppressor. It took some testing to find ammo that it liked. Ended up using CCI Mini Mags and everything worked as
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Re: What "Caliber" of person are you? by Wayne Dengler @ Yesterday at 08:38 AM

Wow! That is super nice. I prefer the original modle. A little snappy on the recoil but it is not a plinker. For that,I have an LCP II/22lr. When I first got it,it was very ammo finicky but now I guess after I got it broken in,sems to digest most