Dan Wesson Discretion, where have you been all my life?
My first experience with Dan Wesson was when I reviewed the ECO a few years ago, you can find my review here, Dan Wesson ECO. Since then I have completed…
My first experience with Dan Wesson was when I reviewed the ECO a few years ago, you can find my review here, Dan Wesson ECO. Since then I have completed…
It was thirteen months ago when I published the Coonan Classic .357 Magnum review, and you can read that by following this link. It was at the 2016 NRA show…
I get a lot of folks inquiring about the ballistic tests I have done so I thought it would be easy to link them all in one post. For each…
Revolvers chambered in auto loading cartridges is really nothing new, but the vast majority use moon clips to hold the rounds in place since auto loaded cartridges are not rimmed.…
Inland 1911 .45 Auto, plain Jane slab sides. You can’t swing a keyboard commando by his 511 pants without hitting a manufacture that is building a “1911”. Some may see…
Updated Would you believe there was a time when the .45 Auto was not a standard cartridge? Yea, me neither but it is true. The US Cavalry had been issued…
Full Length Guide Rod and the 1911 A question came up about full length guide rods’ function is preventing spring “kink” or flexion. This old fluroscope photograph of a 1911…
Ballistic test .45 Auto pistol vs carbine. A few years ago I published the differences in 9mm Luger ammunition performance when fired from a pistol and carbine. You can read…
I was sent this by a friend and was assured it was correct. I did contact the FBI and the ATF in attempt to verify. The ATF was unaware of…
Hang onto your boots, There is no such cartridge as the .45 ACP Calm down and take a breath, I am not messing with you I promise. I expect this…