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    1. GeorgeCaplin1958

      MIM

      Being human beings, no age in history is perfect, but I am getting tired of everytime the time is mentioned the only context given is the litany written above. Truth is truth, but "selective memory" can apply to perspectives as well.
    2. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Steyr

      Thanks.
    3. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      That's my opinion as well, the name attracts an additional "dollar". And it's because of this I'm critical of the product. They've attracted a new cool factor, watch any NutNFancy review, but the firearm underneath is not worth more than retail. Sometimes not even that.
    4. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      A good design can still be improved with better fit and function. The LCP's success is case in point. It reached a larger audience in large part because of the name, but continues to be huge seller. I shot one of those Liberty P3ATs. I wasn't impressed. Kahr has also borrowed and improved the...
    5. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      True true, and arguably make them better. If only a bit...
    6. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      Good point. I never did read what he carried. The rest of that drama seemed to dominate the details.
    7. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      When you actually use them, they seem unreliable and flimsy. Given their reputation for "sound" inexpensive carry pieces, when actual use is involved (especially practice and carry) they seem to buckle and crumple. Not immediately, though some say they do, but over time. Kel Tec has yet to...
    8. GeorgeCaplin1958

      45ACP Carry

      It's definitely different. Brand difference, pure and simple.
    9. GeorgeCaplin1958

      HKs

      Deal! Which though? That's the problem.
    10. GeorgeCaplin1958

      The future of gun shows.

      Remember.
    11. GeorgeCaplin1958

      MIM

      ;)
    12. GeorgeCaplin1958

      MIM

      That used to be the embodiment of America.
    13. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Revolvers? Still relevant?

      I quite agree. Unfortunately the semi-auto appears to be winning.
    14. GeorgeCaplin1958

      MIM

      Indeed. I can't argue with your logic. I suppose I'm one of these guys who wishes he was around for the heyday of the revolver in 70's/80's. Today even Smith seems lax compared to the prior standard. I miss the day when quality mattered in a firearm. Sure you can pay thousands of dollars, but...
    15. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Steyr

      I'm already there. It's just something I thought about.
    16. GeorgeCaplin1958

      MIM

      Metal Injection Molding. What's the upside? I've meet few who like the practice and dislike the cost cutting measures of the gun companies. I understand the savings of time and money, but I've never understood it's origins.
    17. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Steyr

      I have never gotten into the brand. Some people go crazy for it. What's the deal? Good handguns or over-hyped?
    18. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Kel-Tec

      Agreed.
    19. GeorgeCaplin1958

      New Pistol

      I'm glad you got something you wanted. That's the important thing.
    20. GeorgeCaplin1958

      HKs

      Glock has lost the mantle. The Gen 4's and current line of Gen 3's are less reliable and more cheap than their older brethren. As long as GB and gun shops exist, I hope to keep finding older Glocks that embody my opinion of Glock at it's zenith. Modern Glocks still work, but they seem to be a...
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