Recent content by nebraskaredhawk

Re: Glock 20 SF Help The Wolff striker spring is not to keep the firing pin from hitting the primer due to inertia. It is to help with the trigger pull. If the firing pin hits the primer due to inertia, someone has been screwing around with the firing pin safety.

Re: Best Survival Knife BasraBoy, For the money($25-30), buy a Glock Knife. They make serrated and non-serrated. I have had one for years. I paid $19 in 1991 and haved field dressed several deer and chopped a little wood with the thing. It sharpens easy and if I lose it, I am not out...

Re: Good Carry Piece? Joe, I would like to see one of those "cracked" trigger guards, not calling you a liar but I don't believe it, been around hundreds of Glocks since 1991 and have NEVER, repeat NEVER seen a frame or any part of the "composite" crack. Anyway, I too have very large hands...

Re: USMC 0311 ??? rem_308 My son is a 0331, started out as 0311. He went in, in November 2006, first deployment to Iraq was November 2007 to May 2008. He is scheduled to head to Afghanistan in May 2009 for 7 months. However, he did say rumour is saying because of expense getting Marines...

Re: little help with a nosler for a 308 Noslers website shows 42.5 as max with a Federal 210M primer. Their website has quite a bit of loading information.

Re: S&W Hghway Patrolman First handgun I ever purchased was a 4" Model 28. I know it's not an "autoloader" but for the man that knows how to use it, a great all around handgun. Kind of that old axiom, "Beware the one gun man, he probably knows how to use it". If you can't solve your problem...

DSA is known for the quality of their FN copies but does anyone know about the ARs they are building?

Re: Excellent choice for survival knife would be?????? Bought my first Glock knife in 1991. Has been beat on, resharpened, field dressed dozens of deer, carried in a pickup during irrigation, cut plastic, rope, cardboard and still keeps going. I paid $19.99 and I think I have gotten my...