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OK guys, hats off and give a big salute to all of the guys in the armed forces, especially the vets of WWII that fought to make this country free. To this day I can still vividly remember playing on the floor in front of the radio, when they interrupted the program and the president, Franklin Delano...

I've done the VQ sear with the Ruger hammer in several MK's. That works fine, so it should work in reverse. I haven't thought much about the safeties on my Marks. I don't use them. The pistols are either loaded and in use or cleared. I suppose I ought to start using them more often. about the same ...

Go for the auto, olkd guys might forgwt to shuck and jive with a pump. 20 years ago I sho a lot of skeet with a .410 pump. Most of my shot gunning was with a set of SKB 685' s

I have shot many K's of shells on 12, 20, 28 and .410 on skeet and sporting clays and can not ever remember seeing the sights. Point and soot and you shoot where you are looking usually around 22 or better I skeet and 4 in sporting clays.

Bullseye wrote:I could see a laser dot improving speed of delivery, as long as one remembers to squeeze the initiation switch in the heat of the moment.

R,
Bullseye

just point and shoot with a 1911 and it will save your butt and kick the bg's

My best wish's to all.

Downeaster wrote:
I will NOT give them my money to support a bloated, overpaid, marginally effective organization.

I made that same deision some years ago

why do you want to put on the safety when the gun is not cocked, a little overkill?

greener wrote:Gentleman, by Act of Congress

Damned ji
I didn't forget about thatm Congress made you an officer and a gentleman. I had to do it on my own.

you've been on old guy for a while now, sorry to break it to you..... now you are a grouchy old man... geeze the guy was ONLY putting his "I'm sure its not loaded" rifle away." (/sarcasm) He is not an old guy yet, that is my job. he is still an elderly gentleman? uou are still a ppunkn kid Iagree w...

ruger22 wrote:Thanks for the reposting of Bear, that is my favorite photo you've shared. He looks so sweet and relaxed.

That was his favorite spot on the couch he could look out to make sure he barked the mail deliver guy.

bgreenea3 wrote:you've been on old guy for a while now, sorry to break it to you..... now you are a grouchy old man... geeze the guy was ONLY putting his "I'm sure its not loaded" rifle away." (/sarcasm)

He is not an old guy yet, that is my job. he is still an elderly gentleman? uou are still a ppunkn kid

greener wrote:I'm gonna miss shooting with him.

Me too, have not been shooting since he passed, had everything ready to go the other day and lost interest just cause it got a little grey sky.

thanks everyone for your thoughts, I really appreciate it. Bear has been slowing down over the last year a lot, missed jumping up to his favorite spot on the couch by the window, because his hind legs would not let him. He still laid by the low window with his chin on the window sill. He did not wan...

I Will tell Bear and Wrigley to look for him. I was hoping Bear would go in his sleep. It was hard to watch but I he\d him until he was in doggie heaven and kissed him goodbye.