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That group measured out to .43 MOA. The rifle can do better, I can't.

No wind, a concrete bench, sandbags, machine rest, and handloads can make anyone look good Glassman. Laying in the dirt shooting "AT" a 24" square of steel at 1000 with a real wind blowing on the dry lake bed is a much different story.:ROFLMAO:

Unfortunately for me, It's the real thing. You guys are hardcore.o_O

Now that we have that straightened out.:cigar: I was really kinda hoping some of you would share some of your, "It Seemed Like A Great Idea At The Time" Gun Purchases to make me feel better, but you are just making fun of mine.:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:

Wrong Bond villain. Think Francisco Scaramanga, The Man with the Golden Gun.

Nope. Here's mine.

I live in Las Vegas. I thought it would be a good "car gun" for my Ferrari. Wow, that really makes me sound like an asshole. Sounds about right to me.:LOL::LOL::LOL: BTW - I stuck with a Steyr Aug for my "car gun".

I was moving some stuff around in my safe and found this. At least got a bargain on it.:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:

Speaking of CZ type pistols, Check out my Sphinx SDP. Cool little 8mm, but too heavy for me.

I have a great shop near me in Las Vegas that actually throws the whack talking gun fools out on the street for bothering customers with the usual inane advice and comments. http://spartanarms.vegas/ The owner is a good friend of mine and his staff is the best I have ever seen in a retail gun...

Looked at me like I had just given some diet pills to an Ethiopian. :D:D:D

The SK Hks are pretty small. If you want a "Yoga Pants" carry gun you can't beat the Seecamp .32. I have carried one as a backup on my ankle for 30 years and my better half has had one in her purse or pocket for the same amount of time to back up her HK P7 M8.

If you are thinking about the Sig Sauer 365, I would redirect you towards the HK VP9SK or the P30SK. The HKs cost a little more than the Sig Sauer 365 but IMHO you get what you pay for. https://hk-usa.com/product/pistols/

I just like bigger holes. Shooting lead .38 specials for cheap shooting in a .357 will lead to lead fouling rings at the forward end of the chambers. .45 Colt is pretty cheap to shoot with factory ammo, and very cheap to shoot if you reload. Regarding your Ruger Single-Six, you should run the...

Nothing beats a J-frame S&W in my opinion as a carry gun, especially in a purse. Try to find a nice older one that is much higher quality IMHO than current manufacture. The J-frames come in a variety of flavors but I don't think you can beat a model 36 or 60 unless weight is an issue.

N Nice to see another FChatter here on BOTL. I just caught a three-day ban from Yin for shutting down Dr. Tommy Cosgrove. I am pretty much done with FChat at this time. CA is mostly useless when it comes to reviews IMHO. My cigar brother down in South Florida gets me his two for one free...

I have a pretty large collection and I was associated with the Antique Arms show here in Las Vegas for quite some years, and I have watched the prices climb every year on just about everything, but Colts and Winchesters are my passion. There was a Ruger collector from Arizona named Lynn...

I have had and still do have a bunch of Ruger single action guns. I am proud to say I own the goofiest Blackhawk ever made, the .30 Carbine Old Model. The first generation Colt SAAs are pricey as you mentioned, but there are plenty of other Colt SAAs out there that are affordable and are good...