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The NRA spent a lot of time and money fighting this one......and winning.

You will be amazed Skip. Look him up on YouTube. He shoots two balloons with a single action revolver so fast that it sounds like one shot. His act was to appear really cocky and arrogant, but he was actually a really great guy, family man, and promoted "clean living". One of a kind. I could go...

I may start a new thread of favorite Bob Munden shots. It would be hard to pick one, but shooting the upside down snubbie hundreds of yards would be way up there for me. It is hard to believe that a guy can be able to shoot with amazing speed or slow it down about a half a notch and shoot with...

I cannot confirm this yet, but it appears Bob Munden has passed away. Certainly one of the greatest shooters of all time. RIP Bob.

Purdy.....very purdy.

I agree on both points!

I agree with Skip on not using your own loads for defense, but I sure shoot a lot of it for other uses. I am new to reloading but not new to shooting. I am probably not saving money though....because I am shooting more! 8)

Does the Marvel's Mystery Oil thin the Mobil 1? If not, what does it do?

I am also a hollow point user (Critical Defense) but I know that the one place where I have considered FMJ is in the LCP because penetration can be less than ideal on the .380 ammo.

Looks like good shooting to me.

I have not used it on my gun or my truck, but lots of people do.......on both.

There are a lot of 1911 guys using Mobil 1.

If you don't have fun shooting there, just pitch the gun in the river cause you ain't gonna have any anywhere.

Yep. I do too.

Although I have gotten away from the pistol grips, they are a big plus if you ever want a shotgun in the truck.

I bought two at the same time. Charter Arms Undercover 38 and a Ruger Mark II with bull barrel.

Skip, I am assuming that question is pointed at muk but I will jump in because I am a big time shotgun fan. It is not as uncomfortable as you may think, shooting a shot gun with a pistol grip. I do not find it difficult to control and getting back on target is not great but better with a little...

Those are nice shoguns. The only thing I don't like about them is the same thing that I don't like about my Mossberg, the placement of the safety. Although with a pistol grip I guess that style would work fine. I prefer a shotgun safety that you "thumb" off. Sounds like a nice project.

I am going to print the above answer and keep it in my wallet for future use. My wife thinks I have "enough" guns, but I will be saving this for arguments or the divorce hearing. :D :D :D

Wow. I think that all weather gray looks great. I am not sure I would have believed that up front, but the boy made a good choice.