I don't know how long they'll last, but. . .
Brownells
Direct Link to Mags
Black PMag Maglevel, the ones with the window, just under $20. Product #100-003-144.
Use promotion code EAD to get $5.50 off UPS Ground shipping
Matt's Shooting Supplies
Direct Link to Mags
Standard PMags - $15.95
MagLevel - $18.95
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
"Guns In America" TV Editorial
The National Geographic Channel (I get it with digital cable) is rebroadcasting the "Guns In America" episode of their Explorer show on Tuesday at 10p.m. (EST), and probably again at 1a.m. At best, it is balanced. There's some of the usual stuff you get from the major TV networks, but there is coverage of a "gun nut type" that isn't as horrible as it could have been on other networks. There is video footage of the police interviewing Joe Horn, the Texas man who shot and killed the men who were robbing his neighbor's house, and cleared of all charges.
It's an hour long show, check it out if you get the chance.
It's an hour long show, check it out if you get the chance.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Black AR-15 Magpul PMags In Stock At DSG Arms
Link to PMags at DSG Arms
Product #: MAG211BLK (in case the link doesn't work)
$14.95
They are the new ones with the cap that snaps onto the bottom of the mag.
I ordered some PMags from them a week or two ago, and they came in pretty quick. I've got 20 total now (in addition to more than a dozen or so other AR mags), so I'm good for a while.
Product #: MAG211BLK (in case the link doesn't work)
$14.95
They are the new ones with the cap that snaps onto the bottom of the mag.
I ordered some PMags from them a week or two ago, and they came in pretty quick. I've got 20 total now (in addition to more than a dozen or so other AR mags), so I'm good for a while.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
St. Louis Alderman Advocated Armed Self-Defense
On a more positive note. . .
Frustrated by rising crime, St. Louis Alderman Charles Troupe called on the citizens of his ward to arm themselves.
“The community has to be ready to defend itself, because it’s clear the economy is going to get worse, and criminals are getting more bold,” said Troupe to Fox News.
Troupe recalls that when he went to a district police commander with some residents, they were told, “there was nothing he could do to protect us and the community . . . that he didn’t have the manpower.”
Frustrated by rising crime, St. Louis Alderman Charles Troupe called on the citizens of his ward to arm themselves.
“The community has to be ready to defend itself, because it’s clear the economy is going to get worse, and criminals are getting more bold,” said Troupe to Fox News.
Troupe recalls that when he went to a district police commander with some residents, they were told, “there was nothing he could do to protect us and the community . . . that he didn’t have the manpower.”
Remember The L.A. Riots? Many Seem To Have Forgotten.
“For years, California has been a laboratory for gun control. Now that laboratory has come crashing down in flames. . . It’s a shame that it took a riot to wake people up about what the anti-gun lobby has done with their fundamental rights,” said James Jay Baker, the Executive Director of NRA-ILA in 1992 after the rioting that came after the verdict was announced at the end of the Rodney King beating trial. Mr. Baker overestimated the logical capacity of the left-wing liberals.
I’ve been going through boxes of old gun magazines, and tossing the ones without anything really of interest to me. The article, “The L.A. Riots. . . From A Distance” by Neal Knox in the August 1992 issue of Guns & Ammo magazine struck me as interesting to say the least.
Clearly, California learned nothing from the riots. They still have some of the most oppressive gun laws in the country, and are pretty high up there worldwide. They still have a waiting period, which likely cost a number of Californians their lives during the riots. “Assault weapon” and “high-capacity magazine” bans limit the resources that California residents can use to defend themselves. Normal law-abiding citizens are denied the right to carry firearms in just about every case.
The police admitted that they couldn’t help everyone. LAPD chief Daryl Gates shrugged and said, “There are going to be situations where people are going to go without assistance. That’s just the facts of life.” The police were telling people they were stretched thin, and that they were “on their own” to protect their homes and businesses.
Shop owners with guns, defending their businesses were branded “Vigilantes: Lacking Confidence in Police,” by The Los Angeles Times. One of the defenders interviewed by the author of the article recalled, “You better know I lacked confidence in police. . . They fled, tires screeching at the first sign of trouble.” The manager of Western Gun Shop said, “Four police cars were there when shooting started. I was very disappointed when they left very quickly.”
In at least one other case, a gun shop (Bowers Wholesale) was promised by police that they would protect the store. Looters took more than 300 handguns.
Still, state law imposes strict limits on how, and what with, its residents can defend themselves, suggesting that residents should rely on police assistance when they are in trouble, and that firearms are too dangerous to have around.
As rioters and gangs drove trucks into gun shop storefronts, taking what they wanted, California residents who wanted to buy guns for defense were saddled with 15-day waiting periods.
The police couldn’t arrest all of the rioters and looters, but they could arrest a few store owners defending their shops.
A National Guardsman shot and killed the driver of a Nissan on his second attempt to run him down. This prompted the Guard to order their people to carry their M16s unloaded. A short time later, two Guardsmen were robbed of their guns and uniforms. Nobody learned anything from that either. The troops posted in airports after 9-11 didn’t have loaded weapons (at least in some places), and the guards at some military bases are still forbidden from keeping their firearms loaded.
Also, there is the issue of the mainstream media essentially sparking the riots by not showing all of the video of the beating. In the first few seconds of the video, King, having already been hit twice by a stun gun, jumped up and charged one of the police officers. You don’t remember that part of the video because it was probably never aired on the major networks. This strikes me as a good example of the media using events to present a sensational story without much regard for the resulting events, something they have continually done to promote gun control in the way they report on murders and in rare cases when they actually report on civilian self-defense.
Those of you who don’t have the tools you may need to defend yourselves, friends, and families, should keep in mind that you may not be able to go out to get what you need when you need it. If you call for help, the sad fact is that help may not come until it’s too late. Get the tools you need before the new congress and White House, with the assistance of propaganda from the mainstream media, ban everything remotely useful for defense.
I’ve been going through boxes of old gun magazines, and tossing the ones without anything really of interest to me. The article, “The L.A. Riots. . . From A Distance” by Neal Knox in the August 1992 issue of Guns & Ammo magazine struck me as interesting to say the least.
Clearly, California learned nothing from the riots. They still have some of the most oppressive gun laws in the country, and are pretty high up there worldwide. They still have a waiting period, which likely cost a number of Californians their lives during the riots. “Assault weapon” and “high-capacity magazine” bans limit the resources that California residents can use to defend themselves. Normal law-abiding citizens are denied the right to carry firearms in just about every case.
The police admitted that they couldn’t help everyone. LAPD chief Daryl Gates shrugged and said, “There are going to be situations where people are going to go without assistance. That’s just the facts of life.” The police were telling people they were stretched thin, and that they were “on their own” to protect their homes and businesses.
Shop owners with guns, defending their businesses were branded “Vigilantes: Lacking Confidence in Police,” by The Los Angeles Times. One of the defenders interviewed by the author of the article recalled, “You better know I lacked confidence in police. . . They fled, tires screeching at the first sign of trouble.” The manager of Western Gun Shop said, “Four police cars were there when shooting started. I was very disappointed when they left very quickly.”
In at least one other case, a gun shop (Bowers Wholesale) was promised by police that they would protect the store. Looters took more than 300 handguns.
Still, state law imposes strict limits on how, and what with, its residents can defend themselves, suggesting that residents should rely on police assistance when they are in trouble, and that firearms are too dangerous to have around.
As rioters and gangs drove trucks into gun shop storefronts, taking what they wanted, California residents who wanted to buy guns for defense were saddled with 15-day waiting periods.
The police couldn’t arrest all of the rioters and looters, but they could arrest a few store owners defending their shops.
A National Guardsman shot and killed the driver of a Nissan on his second attempt to run him down. This prompted the Guard to order their people to carry their M16s unloaded. A short time later, two Guardsmen were robbed of their guns and uniforms. Nobody learned anything from that either. The troops posted in airports after 9-11 didn’t have loaded weapons (at least in some places), and the guards at some military bases are still forbidden from keeping their firearms loaded.
Also, there is the issue of the mainstream media essentially sparking the riots by not showing all of the video of the beating. In the first few seconds of the video, King, having already been hit twice by a stun gun, jumped up and charged one of the police officers. You don’t remember that part of the video because it was probably never aired on the major networks. This strikes me as a good example of the media using events to present a sensational story without much regard for the resulting events, something they have continually done to promote gun control in the way they report on murders and in rare cases when they actually report on civilian self-defense.
Those of you who don’t have the tools you may need to defend yourselves, friends, and families, should keep in mind that you may not be able to go out to get what you need when you need it. If you call for help, the sad fact is that help may not come until it’s too late. Get the tools you need before the new congress and White House, with the assistance of propaganda from the mainstream media, ban everything remotely useful for defense.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
New Kel-Tec .308Win RFB Bullpup Rifle
Link to RFB rifle product page on Kel-Tec web site.
Rifle Forward-ejection Bullpup
It's sort of like the FN F2000 rifle, but in .308 Winchester/7.62mm NATO. The RFB's action is in the buttstock, near where the shooter's cheek would be (BOOM!). The rifle accepts FN FAL magazines. Barrel lengths will be available from 18" to 32". KT has built 5 adjustments into the trigger, although the trigger pulls on most bullpup rifles are pretty bad due to the linkages required to transmit the force of your finger back to the action.
The scope rail is attached to the barrel, so that barrel to action fit doesn't alter the point of impact. No iron sights will be provided, even if there were, there wouldn't be much room to put them on the 18" carbine.
It looks like the pistol grip is integral with the rifle body, which would make this a one-size-fits-some deal. It might be possible to add spacers to the recoil pad to increase length of pull though.
The rifles are quite ambidextrous. The brass dribbles out over the barrel at the front of the stock. Except for the reciprocating charging handle, which can be switched to either side, the controls are available on either side.
Weight for the 18" carbine is listed as 8.1 pounds, compared to an AR-10A4 16" carbine at 9 pounds, a basic DSA FAL 18" carbine at 8.35 pounds, or a M1A 18" Squad Scout carbine at 9 pounds.
Kel-Tec says the RFB rifles and Carbines should be available for sale in a month or two, but they've been teasing about them for a couple years, apparently.
They say, "The delay is due to a re-tooling effort aimed at adjusting production in order to precede any future negative legislative actions that are likely imminent due to the incoming administration." I take this to mean that they are not going to put barrels with threads at the muzzles on the RFB, and are otherwise trying to neuter the design before a new "assault weapon" ban is passed.
Rifle Forward-ejection Bullpup
It's sort of like the FN F2000 rifle, but in .308 Winchester/7.62mm NATO. The RFB's action is in the buttstock, near where the shooter's cheek would be (BOOM!). The rifle accepts FN FAL magazines. Barrel lengths will be available from 18" to 32". KT has built 5 adjustments into the trigger, although the trigger pulls on most bullpup rifles are pretty bad due to the linkages required to transmit the force of your finger back to the action.
The scope rail is attached to the barrel, so that barrel to action fit doesn't alter the point of impact. No iron sights will be provided, even if there were, there wouldn't be much room to put them on the 18" carbine.
It looks like the pistol grip is integral with the rifle body, which would make this a one-size-fits-some deal. It might be possible to add spacers to the recoil pad to increase length of pull though.
The rifles are quite ambidextrous. The brass dribbles out over the barrel at the front of the stock. Except for the reciprocating charging handle, which can be switched to either side, the controls are available on either side.
Weight for the 18" carbine is listed as 8.1 pounds, compared to an AR-10A4 16" carbine at 9 pounds, a basic DSA FAL 18" carbine at 8.35 pounds, or a M1A 18" Squad Scout carbine at 9 pounds.
Kel-Tec says the RFB rifles and Carbines should be available for sale in a month or two, but they've been teasing about them for a couple years, apparently.
They say, "The delay is due to a re-tooling effort aimed at adjusting production in order to precede any future negative legislative actions that are likely imminent due to the incoming administration." I take this to mean that they are not going to put barrels with threads at the muzzles on the RFB, and are otherwise trying to neuter the design before a new "assault weapon" ban is passed.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Smith & Wesson I-Bolt Rifle Recall
Recall Notice at Smith & Wesson Web Site
There may be a sear engagement pin defect in a certain run of I-Bolt rifles made in 2007 that could possibly cause unintentional discharge. Check your rifle's serial number against the list in the recall notice to see if you rifle needs to be returned to S&W.
There may be a sear engagement pin defect in a certain run of I-Bolt rifles made in 2007 that could possibly cause unintentional discharge. Check your rifle's serial number against the list in the recall notice to see if you rifle needs to be returned to S&W.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Smith & Wesson M&P Rebate Coming
Details at the official Smith & Wesson Web Site
2 free magazines with the purchase of a M&P pistol (in addition to what you get with the pistol). Offer valid from February 27 to April 30, 2009.
2 free magazines with the purchase of a M&P pistol (in addition to what you get with the pistol). Offer valid from February 27 to April 30, 2009.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Converting SKS To Take AK-47 Magazines
I heard about this, and it took me a while to find the information.
Link to Zip File With Conversion Instructions. The file is hosted by Simonov.net, but it took me a while to find a link.
I think Dad's Chinese SKS is a collector's item now. Once I found out that it required cutting and welding on the receiver, I gave up on the idea.
Link to Zip File With Conversion Instructions. The file is hosted by Simonov.net, but it took me a while to find a link.
I think Dad's Chinese SKS is a collector's item now. Once I found out that it required cutting and welding on the receiver, I gave up on the idea.
Friday, February 13, 2009
2009 Glock Annual Magazine/Catalog Is Out
The Annual magazine is more of an advertisement gimmick than anything else, but it's free. I expect there to be some information and pictures of the 4th Generation Glocks, but I haven't gotten my copy yet, so I don't know exactly what's in it this year.
Click here to go to the Annual catalog request page at the Team Glock website.
EDIT: No 4th Gen Glocks until the 2010 catalog. The featured pistols in the 2009 catalog are the pistols with revised checkering and fishgill-type slide serrations, which are not Gen4 pistols.
Click here to go to the Annual catalog request page at the Team Glock website.
EDIT: No 4th Gen Glocks until the 2010 catalog. The featured pistols in the 2009 catalog are the pistols with revised checkering and fishgill-type slide serrations, which are not Gen4 pistols.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Hubert H. Humphrey On The 2nd Amendment
“Certainly one of the chief guarantees of freedom under any government, no matter how popular and respected, is the right of citizens to keep and bear arms. This is not to say that firearms should not be very carefully used, and that definite safety rules of precaution should not be taught and enforced. But the right of citizens to bear arms is just one more guarantee against arbitrary government, one more safeguard against tyranny which now appears remote in America, but which historically has proved to be always possible.,” said Humphrey to Guns Magazine (“Know Your Lawmakers,” Guns Magazine, Feb. 1960).
I think perhaps that I should mention that Humphrey was a pretty liberal Democrat.
Contrast this with the current situation, where the president, vice president, and leaders in both houses of congress have consistently voted to ban just about every type of firearm, to impose large “sin taxes” on guns and ammunition, voted against laws that protect arms makers from frivolous lawsuits, voted against laws that protect homeowners who defend themselves from criminals who break in. . .
I think perhaps that I should mention that Humphrey was a pretty liberal Democrat.
Contrast this with the current situation, where the president, vice president, and leaders in both houses of congress have consistently voted to ban just about every type of firearm, to impose large “sin taxes” on guns and ammunition, voted against laws that protect arms makers from frivolous lawsuits, voted against laws that protect homeowners who defend themselves from criminals who break in. . .
On Diarming Citizens, Back In 1764
"The laws of this nature are those which forbid to wear arms, disarming those only who are not disposed to commit the crime which the laws mean to prevent. Can it be supposed, that those who have the courage to violate the most sacred laws of humanity, and the most important of the code, will respect the less considerable and arbitrary injunctions, the violation of which is so easy, and of so little comparative importance? Does not the execution of this law deprive the subject of that personal liberty, so dear to mankind and to the wise legislator? and does it not subject the innocent to all the disagreeable circumstances that should only fall on the guilty? It certainly makes the situation of the assaulted worse, and of the assailants better, and rather encourages than prevents murder, as it requires less courage to attack unarmed than armed persons."
Cesare Beccaria
Of Crimes and Punishments
Edward D. Ingraham translator, 1819; first published 1764
Chapter 40
http://www.constitution.org/cb/crim_pun.htm
Makes perfect sense to me. More sense than the more modern left-wing suggestion that you just let the criminals do what they’ll do, and hope that they don’t hurt/maim/rape/kill you in the process.
Cesare Beccaria
Of Crimes and Punishments
Edward D. Ingraham translator, 1819; first published 1764
Chapter 40
http://www.constitution.org/cb/crim_pun.htm
Makes perfect sense to me. More sense than the more modern left-wing suggestion that you just let the criminals do what they’ll do, and hope that they don’t hurt/maim/rape/kill you in the process.
Gun “Buybacks” Don’t Work?
Chris Goodson, president of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, was asked why he didn’t vote to fund another “buyback” event. He replied, “I’m trying to understand what the benefit [of a gun “buyback”] is. If it’s to reduce crime, it doesn’t seem to have an effect.”
Friday, February 6, 2009
New Winchester AutoComp Smokless Powder
Winchester has designed a ball powder specifically for race guns. Winchester claims an optimal burning rate, with a higher volume of gas, for more effective compensator function. They say it allows smaller charge weights for cheaper reloading, but usually that runs counter to gas volume and compensator function.
The factory load data doesn't have any 9mm Major loads, although the minimum OALs are shorter than is usually used for 9mm Major.
Did some poking around. It seems that AutoComp burns too fast to work for 9mm Major. Also, it won't be available until after the SHOT show, at least.
The factory load data doesn't have any 9mm Major loads, although the minimum OALs are shorter than is usually used for 9mm Major.
Did some poking around. It seems that AutoComp burns too fast to work for 9mm Major. Also, it won't be available until after the SHOT show, at least.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Excel Arms X-22R Rifle and X-22P Pistol
Excel Arms has a couple interesting new firearms.
The X-22R takes Ruger 10/22 magazines and has AR-15 furniture (stock, pistol grip, forend).
The X-22P looks a bit like a rimfire Tec-9. It also accepts 10/22 magazines.
The X-22R takes Ruger 10/22 magazines and has AR-15 furniture (stock, pistol grip, forend).
The X-22P looks a bit like a rimfire Tec-9. It also accepts 10/22 magazines.
Martha Stewart’s Daughter Granted Handgun Permit in NYC
Handguns are not banned outright in New York City, but they are heavily regulated, and applicants are required to prove a “special need.” I'm not talking about carry permits; this is just what it takes to buy a pistol.
Self-defense alone is not enough justification for an ordinary citizen to get a handgun permit in New York. You wanna know what Alexis Setwart’s special need is? She keeps a gun so she can shoot her aged English Bulldogs if there’s another terrorist attack, and she needs to leave town fast.
Source: John Connor, “Odd Angry Shot: The Glue Ain't All That's Crazy.” Guns Magazine, March 2009.
Information likely taken from The New York Post - "The Mets Are Loaded" article.
I don’t have the imagination to make up this kinda stuff folks.
Self-defense alone is not enough justification for an ordinary citizen to get a handgun permit in New York. You wanna know what Alexis Setwart’s special need is? She keeps a gun so she can shoot her aged English Bulldogs if there’s another terrorist attack, and she needs to leave town fast.
Source: John Connor, “Odd Angry Shot: The Glue Ain't All That's Crazy.” Guns Magazine, March 2009.
Information likely taken from The New York Post - "The Mets Are Loaded" article.
I don’t have the imagination to make up this kinda stuff folks.
Murder Free Month in Miami, FL
Remember how the media cried that the streets would run red with blood when Florida passed the nation’s first “Castle Doctrine” law? Maybe you’ve been around long enough to remember when they said the same when Florida started to allow concealed carry.
In October, 2008, there was a period of 35 days in Miami with zero murders. Something that hasn’t happened in 40 years.
To contrast that, in the messiah obama’s old stomping grounds, the city of Chicago, there were 134 murders during the period of January through April 2008. The number of American troops killed during the same period, in the whole country of Iraq, numbered 160. On one Chicago Friday night in 2008 there were 19 separate shootings. July 2008, there were 62 murders in Chi-town.
John Connor writes, "Hey, maybe an enlightened new administration can make Miami -- and perhaps the entire United States? -- as "safe" as Chicago."
Source: John Connor, “Odd Angry Shot: The Glue Ain't All That's Crazy.” Guns Magazine, March 2009.
In October, 2008, there was a period of 35 days in Miami with zero murders. Something that hasn’t happened in 40 years.
To contrast that, in the messiah obama’s old stomping grounds, the city of Chicago, there were 134 murders during the period of January through April 2008. The number of American troops killed during the same period, in the whole country of Iraq, numbered 160. On one Chicago Friday night in 2008 there were 19 separate shootings. July 2008, there were 62 murders in Chi-town.
John Connor writes, "Hey, maybe an enlightened new administration can make Miami -- and perhaps the entire United States? -- as "safe" as Chicago."
Source: John Connor, “Odd Angry Shot: The Glue Ain't All That's Crazy.” Guns Magazine, March 2009.
John Connor on the Heller Decision
“Five to four ain’t grounds for high-fivin’ and back-slapping, folks. And already, nut-clusters like the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals are interpreting the majority’s blessing of “reasonable restrictions” to mean virtually anything which denies you the right to keep and bear arms. Hey, to them it’s “reasonable”! That crowd has leaned so far to the left for so long the can touch their heads to the deck on their port sides without lifting either foot!"
That's too funny. I'm going to use that.
That's too funny. I'm going to use that.
Another Child Expelled For Toy Gun In School
This is sort of a "Part 2" of a previous post about a boy who brought a toy gun to school. You can find that post here. This story is even more ridiculous.
An Andersonville Elementary School kindergarten student in was expelled for the rest of year for bringing a toy gun to school.
"There's no tolerance for kids with weapons of any kind," said Anderson County School System spokeswoman, Karen Bridgeman.
Um, a toy gun is not a weapon. If you don’t believe me, check Dictionary.com.
“A loaded 9-millimeter gun clip (sic) brought to Anderson County High Thursday and given by one student to another.” – I guess they expelled both students. That’s the way zero tolerance works. Well, zero tolerance doesn’t work, that’s the point of these posts, but you know what I mean. A magazine is not a weapon either.
Anderson Expels 8 Students - knoxnews.com article
Outraged blogger writes about the incident.
An Andersonville Elementary School kindergarten student in was expelled for the rest of year for bringing a toy gun to school.
"There's no tolerance for kids with weapons of any kind," said Anderson County School System spokeswoman, Karen Bridgeman.
Um, a toy gun is not a weapon. If you don’t believe me, check Dictionary.com.
“A loaded 9-millimeter gun clip (sic) brought to Anderson County High Thursday and given by one student to another.” – I guess they expelled both students. That’s the way zero tolerance works. Well, zero tolerance doesn’t work, that’s the point of these posts, but you know what I mean. A magazine is not a weapon either.
Anderson Expels 8 Students - knoxnews.com article
Outraged blogger writes about the incident.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
1911 Build: Adjustable Sight Installed
I drilled and tapped the STI slide today, per BlindHogg's advice, and installed the Wilson BoMar-type adjustable sight. I've posted pictures of the assembled pistol before with the sight, but it was only slotted into place without the elevation adjustment screw.
It went much smoother than I had thought it would. The divot from the larger drill bit helped guide the one that actually drilled the hole. The bit went through the steel with very little effort. The tap cut the threads without breaking off in the hole (ugh, that really sucks). The edges of the leaf of the sight match up perfectly with the edges of the flat on the top of the slide. It was a high pucker factor job because I was working on the most expensive part of the pistol, but I couldn't be much happier with how it turned out.
The front sight is too tall, so it's shooting about 6" low. I ordered a tall front sight blank, so that I wouldn't end up with one that's too short. It's easier to file a tall front sight than it is to add height to one that's too short.
I was only shooting at about 25 feet, but I was able to get a group without much effort. The hardball rounds and the new lead semi-wadcutter ammo that I've been putting together both hit the same spot on the target. I haven't had any functional problems with either the CheckMate/Colt magazine or the CMC ProMag since the first outing.
I've been filing on the ejector of the M&P, and that hasn't been going so well. No matter what I've done, it's still throwing the brass at me. I seem to be shooting it a lot better than I was though.
I tried 15 and 13 pound recoil springs. I had thought that the 13 pound spring moved ejection more to the left, but I shot with the 15 pound spring again today, and I'm not really sure that there's any difference at all, besides maybe the speed of the ejecting brass.
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