"Bad grips. Shot a .44mag with smooth wood grips during a 98 degree southern day. By the third cylinder my hands started to sweat. Every shot after that I would have to readjust my grip. I don't care how good it looks, suck is still suck.

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"First of all, if there are multiple assailants in your home, why do YOU need to be quiet? I'm gonna yell, "Get out of my home!" or something to that effect. Second, do you expect someone you stick with a bayonet to be quiet?? Lastly, are you gonna store the shotgun with the bayonet on there, or are you going to affix it every time you hear a noise outside? Neither makes much sense to me.

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"Trying to get the safety on and off requires epic finger strength. I did test the decocking option on my Mosin and that worked out perfectly. If you need to shoot it afterwards, you can just pull the cocking piece strait back. Part of the safety is that crazy amount of travel the trigger has to go through to fire. Yes, I am serious. It also allows for a rifleman to shoot with a gloved hand better(It's Russian made, when are they not wearing gloves?).

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"and that was your problem: only one Desert Eagle, you needed two to balance your stance

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"Greetings TreeLegs:
you came along during my extended absence

to 'olde timers' there was a 'famous' photo of me dual-wielding my 44mag DEs"

"I am not a fan of Glock. It is more like Block. It feels like I am holding a brick. I prefer my Springfield Armory XD 45. Also, I own a Jennings 9mm. Don't buy it. They are cheap, jam constantly and have a God awful trigger pull. Also, not sold on hi-point stuff yet. I have seen good reviews on the reliability of them, but they are dirt cheap and feel awkward just like a Glock. Just seems wrong to buy a brand new 45 acp for less than 200 bucks. Does not give me the warm and fussiest about how well it would perform. Lol

I prefer revolvers for self defense. If you have to make the call to use a weapon in self defense you do not want to have to worry about jams or if the safety is on. Revolvers solve those issues for you."

"reason why? so they dont know were you are at and fill you with holes. just asking what if one of the guys was in your kids room, but there were multiple assailants in your home? you dont want to lead them to your kids room and engage them in a gunfight because that could put the kid at risk. Also if you kill one of their guys and say the guy in you kids room hears that, you may end up at a hostage situation and that could go real badly for you. So if you kill that guy silently the guy in your kids room wont once he hears that shoot or take hostage your kid, or lead the intruders to your location to outnumber you. If you stick that bayonet in that guys neck he wont be able to scream."