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To tommy 1971. Sorry my friend, I can't help here. Nonetheless Nazi SS officers (and lets

include Japanese Army officers too) were basically cut out of the same cloth. The murderous

Soviet Secret Police or NKVD were certainly equal to the former two. The NKVD was headed

by Stalin's chief executio...

In 1970-71 I knew a lady living at Valley Falls (a wide spot in the road) at junction of Highways

395 and 31 in Lake County (Lakeview), Oregon. This is 22 miles south of Paisley, Oregon.

Her and her husband (a retired barber) were rock hound, desert rats, but down to earth honest folk. Her dee...

The Nazi Holocaust must never be forgotten! However, the Bolsheviks and Communists,

including the Japanese weren't any better! Also, the Armenian Genocide in Turkey during

World War 1 (1914-1918) which set the stage for 20 century atrocities. The murdeous Soviet

Secret Police or NKVD were just as...

This song reminds me of the Amtrak passenger train arriving and departing daily from the

Klamath Falls, Oregon depot. Also many years back a Southern Pacific Railroad (now

Union Pacific) Special Agent who served in railroad law enforcement for 35 years. His

duty holster sidearm: a Colt Diamondbac...

Continuing on revolvers have long been replaced in American law enforcement since the

late 1980's/early 1990's. Back in the 1970's Glocks, Sig-Sauers, Beretta M-9/92-S semi-autos

etc. didn't even exist and were unheard of. How times have changed! Police technology included has changed drasticall...

To Flakattack88mm. Yes it is true the Soviets perpetrated brutal murderous atrocities and

war crimes. This likewise includes Stalin and his chief executioner and ruthless NKVD

police boss Lavrenti Beria. Also Lenin, Mao Tse Tung, and their evil criminal totalitarian ilk!

The Black Book Of Communi...

This .54 caliber 1863 Sharps carbine replica would easily kill any deer or elk within 100 yards

with a well placed shot. Whether the deer is Whitetail, Mule Deer, or Blacktail (Pacific Northwest), or Rocky Mountain or Roosevelt elk (Pacific Coast) a well placed .54 caliber

bullet would drop any o...

Like other classic Smith and Wesson K-Frame revolvers this S&W Model 67 is a classic,

venerable, and historical handgun. Historical? Sure. The fact numerous law enforcement

agencies adopted K-Frame Smith and Wesson .38's and .357's. Too this is basically all the

gun the average citizen needs for ...

A 12 or 20 gauge Stoeger double barrel stagecoach shotgun (hammerless) with 20" barrels

would be ideal for a single woman living alone. Or even for a small group of college aged

co-eds (young women) living together off campus. Seriosly! Whether a female owns a handgun

or not, this shotgun would b...

Sensible sound gun video. I own a Smith and Wesson (K-Frame) Model 66

"stainless" .357 Combat Magnum revolver with 4" barrel. If I were limited to

owning but one handgun it would be this one.

In additon to my previous comment I also posted my sentiments elsewhere

under the online article, "S&W Model 19--The Police Officer's Perfect Revolver."

Anything I add here will be repetitive.

My sentiments on classic Smith and Wesson (K-Frame) Model 19 and 66

"stainless" .357 Combat Magnum revolvers is posted online under the

article, "S&W Model 19-The Police Officer's Perfect Revolver." Anything I

post here will be repetitive anyway. This S&W Model 66 indeed is a classic, beautiful...

Though this is a 60's, not a 50's hit, personally this emotionally reminds me of

something else from an era just prior to this: a U.S. Army or Marine Corp infantryman

during World War II (1939-1945) or the Korean War (1950-1953) armed with a .30

caliber Garand M-1 rifle! The 1950's for instance h...

The 1970 book "Hunting Rifle" by Jack O'Conner (1902-1978) extols the

7mm Mauser (7x57) highly. Title of chapter is "Big Punch In A Little Case." Though

O'Conner praised the .270 Winchester, and even .30-06 Springfield, he also

lauded the 7mm Mauser. Again, for the average "annual" hunter pursui...

Finally one reason (though the establishment news media, academia, and

deceitful adults ignore this fact) American youth are rebellious, resent authority,

and become anti-social is again due to deceitful crooked legislators and

members of Congress (all nanny state scum!) who pepetrate their damna...

CCI's .38 Special shot load of No. 9 shot encased inside a plastic tip capsule

is formidable against rattlesnakes up close. The average citizen's first or primary

handgun is best defined by a .38 caliber revolver with 5 or 6 shot swing out cylinder. This despite the hype of high capacity 9mm semi...

Finally, the classic Winchester pump .22 "hammer" rifles mentioned such as the

Models 1890, 1906, and 62/62-A were once popular in rural America as working

guns. For every type of chore too. Examples included butchering livestock, dispatching trapped mammals or shooting vermin: skunk, raccoon, po...

I dropped a Blacktail forked horn buck on Tuesday, October 4th, 2011 in Southern

Oregon (Jackson County). It was a "one shot, one kill!" The rifle I used was my

late dad's 1950 vintage .300 Savage Model 99-EG lever action rifle fitted with a

Redfield receiver sight. The deer collapsed if hit by l...

Like any other classic .38 caliber revolver (.38 Special or .357 Magnum) this

historic, versatile, and venerable handgun remains practical for the average

"honest" free thinking voting age citizen. Not just for self defense/house protection

but likewise for the great outdoors. Loaded with .38 Spe...

As Spikey614 rightly states: "You'll REGRET selling it." A double action revolver

with six shot swing out cylinder is all the handgun the average free thinking citizen

needs and requires for self defense/house protection, including this K-Frame

Smith and Wesson Model 65 stainless .357. In additi...

Fun and enjoyable pro-gun video to view. My own Smith and Wesson Model 66-1 is

of 1977-1981 vintage and retains the pre-1982 pinned barrel and countershrunk

chambers. So what more can be said about the classic Smith and Wesson Models

19/66 (K-Frame) .357 Combat Magnum revolvers? Self defense/hous...

A .38 Special 148 grain lead target wadcutter is highly effective and formidable

against vermin: raccoon, skunk, possum, etc. and of course small game: rabbit

and squirrel. Thus the .38 Special owner can utilize their revolver for informal

recreational shooting and fun increasing their familiari...

This is another practical reason to own and carry a .38 caliber revolver while outdoors hiking, fishing, and camping. The .38 Special CCI shot or "snake load"

containing No. 9 shot will take out a rattler up close with a head shot. If the snake

is not in rocks where there exists danger of ricoche...

For all practical purposes the old .38 Special 158 grain lead round nose police

load is obsolete. Modern .38 Special ammo is defined by Federal's 129 grain+P

"Hydra-Shok", Winchester's 125 grain +P Silvertip Hollowpoint, and Remington's

125 grain +P Golden Saber. The Glaser Safety slug is adoptab...