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BarnBuster
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Packing Heat Like a Gangster
It’s the Thompson submachine guns and Browning Automatic Rifles that got all the press. After all, automatic weapons are reliably sexy cool. John Dillinger unlimbering his Tommy gun into the ceiling of the Merchants National Bank in South Bend, Indiana, and Baby Face Nelson rolling hot with his...
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Sir Napsalot
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This is where we differ
My current fav is my 1911 lightweight commander in .45 w/ crimson trace.
I used it to get my enhanced c/c & literally had 50 in one large ragged hole in C/M.
I've already got one brick & don't want to have to carry two in my pants.
Monsieur sunshine
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How so?
BarnBuster
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"Make your attacker advance through a wall of bullets. I may get killed with my own gun, but he's gonna have to beat me to death with it, cause it's gonna be empty."
—Clint Smith, Thunder Ranch
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Saw this article today and started reading it without looking at author and thought, "Hey, that sounds just like..."
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Ceecurets Of Shootin' - American Handgunner
Mixing law enforcement and civilian participants in classes provides a better understanding of what the other must deal with, plus, it’s good for each to see how others handle situations.
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BarnBuster
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Not sure if I posted these before. Watch how smooth Combs handles his draw and handling. These guys would spend hours and hours just on the draw. Ad and Plinky are a hoot. BTW, Combs was an expert with a Thompson SMG and could fire an entire 50 rd magazine continuous full auto from 15' and the shot group could be covered with a playing card.
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BarnBuster
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S&W Model 10 .38 for me. Luckily I had access (free) to crates of ammunition. This was the 1970's.
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You Never Forget Your First… - American Handgunner
No doubt about it, good, bad, or ugly — you never forget your first, well…anything. Be it first day of school, first kiss, first car or first car wreck, these firsts get etched into our brains for good reason.No doubt about it, good, bad, or ugly — you never forget your first, well…anything. Be...
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