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This is just more evidence the round is good for women and children to use.

Nice pick up!

I have an FN Barracuda, and I've really come to like a 3" .357.

My bad. Saw something posted elsewhere about it. I guess it's the anniversary of his passing.

Sorry.

Daughter announced today he passed away. Reasons weren't disclosed at this time.

EDIT: Sorry, didn't read the year correctly. He passed 4 years ago.

Congratulations to your family!

Zee wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2026 9:40 pm Keep in mind. Tactical thinking dudes don’t run the SS. Bureaucrats do.

This is true of a lot of government agencies, not just ones where folks are armed.

One thing to consider... this guy got all of his gear legally in California. So, commonsense gun laws didn't prevent an assassination attempt.

But to be fair I saw the video of this guy running through the checkpoint and he looked like IMG_0875.jpeg Shouldn’t have even got to the checkpoint. You’ve got the leader of the free world and his successors IN THE SAME ROOM and some limp wristed douchebag gets through? Had it been a high speed lo...

Lifestyle vehicles can't make it that far into the desert, and CJ owners don't do ducks.

I would love to be able to afford that.

If I had the money, I might even buy it.

I know I bought the. 357 and .38 ammo in the mid-90s, because that's how long it took me to be old enough to buy handgun ammo.

I remember them. Got 'em from Walmart in the early to mid 90s, along with .38 Special and .357 Magnum lead bullets. Boxes had a more yellow color.

.357 loads leaded horribly.

I can see it being useful in some situations. Say for a partial reload.

Just to be clear I'm referring to the pic rail, not the scope.

All you need is a pic rail for mounting. You could slap one on a muzzle loader. Which may be an interesting video… The only thing as far as scope mounting advantage is concerned with a chassis is they offer the option to mount a thermal in front of a low power scope. True on the pic rail, but how m...

I would imagine that while you can a n mount v a thermal on a traditional Model 70 or 700, if you're willing to modify it for the mount, a chassis rifle is easier to do it to.

Anger and outrage drive more reads than positive, uplifting stuff. Been that way for a loooooooooong time with the media, the Internet and social media has also figured that out.

There's no federal law mandating you have to accept cash. It's left up to the states, counties, cities, etc.

GrapeApe wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2026 2:32 pm Glad you caught it,.
Hope Midway makes it right for you.

I'm sending it out today, will see how it goes.

I will also reach out to the manufacturer and see what they think. Other than this issue, seems to be a quality magazine, but I am running on a sample size of 3.

April Fools Day: A really stupid concept for feeding a really stupid human trait. There's enough ACTUAL BS in the world without deliberately adding to it. In any event, new cartridge? Gonna go load some .30-06 now. :roll: You're just mad because you fell for it. There's a bit of that going round...

This could go into Personal Defense given what the product was bought for, but it is a good general topic... I used Midway's birthday pricing and free shipping to get some stuff for les expensive prices than I could get elsewhere. Among them, I got 3 new magazines for my 1911s. 8 rounders from a man...

Bigslug brings up a point... it's more than likely not a barrel gnome who knows what's what who wrote that, but someone with a degree in communication or marketing and who really doesn't understand what the gnome told them.

Well, some cited barrel manufacturers who said you need to break in a barrel as proof it was mandatory....