One American Gun Manufacturer Is Fighting Back Against the Left's Wrath

[Physics Hunter]

My four inch 5 Shot Tuarus revolvers are insanely accurate. I can consistently hit center mass on a standard human silhouette with them at ranges nobody believes unless they see me do it.

Some guns are inherently accurate and definitely more inherently accurate than others.

The little Carry 45 1911 that I compared the revolver to has left my possession twice, after letting them shoot it, an old business acquaintance got it as a gift, and a customer bought it from me. They later returned it after being bored or finding another shiny bauble.
I think we are destined for each other.

It's wierd. When I aim that gun, I don't really aim, I look where I want to put a hole and it appears.
I have an old bow like that too.

I think that weapons are like dogs, sometimes they get lucky and meet the right owner.

[Wildrose]

The little Carry 45 1911 that I compared the revolver to has left my possession twice, after letting them shoot it, an old business acquaintance got it as a gift, and a customer bought it from me. They later returned it after being bored or finding another shiny bauble.
I think we are destined for each other.

It's wierd. When I aim that gun, I don't really aim, I look where I want to put a hole and it appears.
I have an old bow like that too.

I think that weapons are like dogs, sometimes they get lucky and meet the right owner.

There's some truth to that but one technique I use in my classes is practicing a quick draw with just a finger gun.

We don't have any problem at all pointing our finger at pistol ranges at a precise target.

If you can do it with a finger without sighting so too can you do it with a handgun.

[Physics Hunter]

There's some truth to that but one technique I use in my classes is practicing a quick draw with just a finger gun.

We don't have any problem at all pointing our finger at pistol ranges at a precise target.

If you can do it with a finger without sighting so too can you do it with a handgun.

No, this thing that I speak of has happened to me 4 times in my life.

#3 I was on a corporate trap team, shooting 22.5-23 average with an average pump shotgun. We were all young engineers and none of us had the $$ for an OU, or anything else that would impress.
They were under impressed with me. I switched to my Dad's old Mod. 12 and I topped the team with a 23.xx average.

Family used to borrow that '12 to stump shoot competitions to win turkeys. It's just magic.

Some guns and people are just pairs, some guns are just magic.
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[Old Ridge Runner]

ck

S&W caved to Clinton when they didn’t have to. Still got the stupid locks on the revolvers. Nope, don’t give a shit, will never support those bastards.

They give the locks away free at the VA, so when I have an appointment I ask the neighbors if they need a lock.

[d0gbreath]

I bought a S&W 38 special revolver with a 6" barrel when I was 21. That was a damn fine gun. When I went to college in my late 30s, I had to pawn it for food, and couldn't come up with the money to get it back. Water under the bridge.

When I bought my Colt 45, it came with a trigger lock and key. I took it off and threw it in a junk drawer (no kids at home). Once it's yours, you don't have to use those locks, so I don't see the big deal.

I am considering another 38 for carry. It's less bulky, and will shoot every time that the trigger is pulled.