3 years, 8 months ago
I’ve trained myself so consistently to use the forward aggressive stance for AR and pistol shooting for so long I don’t think I could successfully do anything else.
But if he’s recommending approximately that same stance for combat and competition shotgun shooting (and I think he is), the shoulder is going to take a beating.
3 years, 8 months ago
Via reddit/Firearms.
I don’t know anything about this machine other than the picture. I do know that at one time I recalled seeing an old oil-fed lantern used by a Boy Scout master who managed “Camp Old Indian.” It had a mirror and used that to focus the (admittedly weak beam) of light.
But light it was, and when batteries die, oil is still around. I never found a replica of this old oil lantern. I’d buy it if I could find it.
3 years, 8 months ago
Hmm … I have three comments.
First, I’m very impressed with the expansion of the Buffalo Bore PD ammunition.
Second, I’m not sure I’d claim that Buffalo Bore didn’t use +P brass on this round until they confirm that.
Third, as for the so-called “Glock Smile” (a term which I’ve never heard before), I’ve shot Buffalo Bore ammunition as well as Double Tap ammunition in 1911s and never seen this before, including with 450 SMC (Short Magnum Cartridges, super hot .45 ACP cartridges from Double Tap with a rifle primer versus a pistol primer), rated at 1120 FPS for a 230 gr. bullet. I’ve Never seen it before. Maybe it’s called “Glock Smile” because of the way it seats in the chamber?
I don’t know. I don’t do Glocks.
3 years, 8 months ago
I found this article to be quite useful if you’re a shotgun shooter (for hunting or anything else).
If you have additional resources you’d like to add, please feel free to do so in the comments. Or simply add to the discussion in the article with your own experiences.
3 years, 8 months ago
I had missed this when it first came out. Jeff had literally hundreds upon hundreds of long guns. He was especially fond of lever guns.
3 years, 8 months ago
BLUF. Mike says to get one or more of each kind.
