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I have never used hornady ammo but I have had my share of cheapo russian steel cased-coated 223/5.56 and I can tell you that it did not take long to cause my AR's to fail (fail to eject). I never had any problem before and never again after I stopped using that ammo. Just my observation with my...

I wouldnt use a mini14 for anything beyond 100yards, period. Its a reliable enough rifle but after owning (2) of them, I would say they are only kinda accurate at short range and only as long as you dont heat it up.

If I just had to bet my life on a cheap "new" revolver it would be a Taurus 85. If I had to bet my life on a cheap "used" revolver it would be a Smith Model 10 or 66 Police turn ins.

Quote: I'd have thought the polymer coating mitigated that? Nope, thats the stuff that may likely get gummed up in the chamber. The AR is a fine rifle but its not going to take kindly to steel cased ammo, dirty powder and some strange case coating.

and just how will the add pack in motor oil react when it comes into contact with firearm cleaning solvents? Its just not what it was made for.. Will it work well enough? who knows. Its just doesnt cost much money to use gun specific lubes, I have had the same bottle for years. To me its just...

With me its not a question about it going bang, its about bullet set-back.

I use Federal HP rounds in my revolvers and everything else is Federal or Speer FMJ's

I cant imagine ever carrying a semi auto handgun that is not chambered. I wonder what the inlaws would say about carrying a 1911 cocked and locked.

I dont think I have ever made a decision "for my wife" that ever turned out to be the right on (in her mind).

I have never owned a python but I have owned troopers and cobras. In my mind the colts are more refined as far as fit, finish and overall craftmanship. I can certainly understand why someone would want one over a Smith or Ruger. That being said, if you cant afford a python then I would suggest a...

As far a hearing protection goes, I like the pro-ear33. I double up with some canal plugs as well.

Quote: That's what sound suppressors are for Even the best supressors only reduce db levels by what? 30-36db. Using regular ammo you still would be dealing with 120db gunshot.

I have never used a semi auto as as house gun. I doubt I ever will. Carry? yes but House gun? Nope.

I see no good reason to worry about finding a milled receiver over a stamped one. I mean come on, who has ever wore out a stamped AK? The milled receivers are heavier and no better as far as function. In my opinion, kit guns are junk (at least the ones I have seen). When I say kit, I am...

Originally Posted By: yaris0128 Its obviously the spot for people to buy ammo across the country so why in the heck do they never have ammo!?!?!? WM has more space devoted to buttons and yarn. Why would this be the place to buy ammo?

Colt is now making a compact 9mm. Its not much larger than the old colt380 mustang.

I lime MPRO7 cleaners and lubes. No smell

Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite I've read past stats that stated most shootings with self-defense home protection handguns are a family member or the owner as an accidental shooting. Depending on where you go, you can find stats that claim just about anything. I have always read that...

Dont feel too bad. Promag got me twice! I will never ever ever never buy another promag product. As far as aftermarket pistol mags go.. I like MECGAR and Checkmate IND.

My vote is MPRO7 bore cleaner and lubes.