Hornady 9mm Critical Duty recall
Hornady 9mm Critical Duty recall
http://www.hornady.com/in-the-news/latest-news/product-recall-lot-3141635
http://www.hornady.com/in-the-news/latest-news/product-recall-lot-3141635
Hornady Rapid Safe 2700, secure and accessible. Last year I reviewed the then new Hornady Rapid Safe, you can read that review via following this link. This year Hornady introduced a few variations of the original Rapid Safe: the 2600 and 2700. The exterior housing is made of thick 14 gauge steel with dual internal locking lugs…
You can see the updated ballistic test using many more rounds of 10mm Auto here Necessity is the mother of invention. We all have to compromise, it is the way of things. Many people have decided to carry a handgun in order to defend themselves (rightly so). For those of us who carry there are…
9mm Luger ballistic test The 9mm Luger, also know as the 9 x 19 Parabellum, was introduced in 1902 by Georg Luger and Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) for the German Luger semi automatic sidearm. It originated by necking up the 7.65×21mm Parabellum round to .355 . In 1902, Georg Luger demonstrated the 9mm Luger to…
“The Pistol as a Weapon of Defense”. Written in 1875 Free ebook and though it was published a long time ago, much of the information still holds true.
Here is my opinion based on what I have been told and read. I do not work for Colt nor do I represent them in any way but I have been in this game a couple of decades now and somethings are evident. Colt is not perfect, but nor is any other manufacture. In my…
A little history in the 10mm Auto. Early in the 1970s Whit Collins (who was on staff with Guns and Ammo magazine) was interested in rechambering the 9mm Browning Hi-Power into a more powerful cartridge. He initially looked at the Super .38 (which came about in 1929 using the.38 Automatic but increasing the propellant to…
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