Recent content by dachshund

Autos are easier to clean hands down, revolvers have got lots of nooks and crannies for various forms of crud to accumulate. I've got 6 of each, and the autos are much easier to clean up. Stainless revolvers show up more soot etc. and actually take more time to clean up than a blued one, if you...

+1 on the Kimber observation....

Having a 1911 go full auto has been likened to a religious experience...

Don't know if it's still running, traded it in on something newer, and that's what I did with my P95s. P 95 turned into an SR9. Sometimes it's time to upgrade...

I had 2 P95s, great guns. I also had a brand new 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, great car!!! Time marches on, enjoy the memories and move on...

Here's another one. A punctured cap on a cap and ball revolver can cause the gun to re-cock it self when fired and if the trigger is still being held back, it can go full auto??? Internet malarkey or true? You tell me...

My SR22 likes anything I've put through it, including standard velocity, but it does NOT like Federal, especially the bulk Walmart stuff. There is something about the case dimension that causes FTFs. I'm not the only person to come to this conclusion. I've seen other comments on different forums...

Looks like a decent rifle, I wouldn't mind owning one, but I won't be trading in either of my CZ 452s for one.

I've had one for a few years now. I like it very much. It's very accurate and has a good feel, and unlike several Ruger 22 semi-autos I've owned, doesn't need to be "broken in" before it quits gagging. The real beauty of my particular specimen is that it likes cheap ammo i.e. Federal "milk...