The best part is at 2:05 where he blows out that lady's eardrums.

leave my brass alone You're always free to pick up your brass at Bill's.. we've established this numerous times yet the rumor remains ;) With all due respect, I have been shooting while an employee behind me swept up my brass as it hit the floor. On my most recent trip to Bill's North, within the p...

Bump with new lower price.

That picture brings back memories of Highschool. We couldn't be terribly picky back then.

Elk River

For Sale: Before you read anything else, please know that this DOES NOT include the powder measure system because I’m keeping it for use with my Dillon. A complete Hornady powder measure system can be purchased separately. A quick search on Amazon.com shows you can get it for about 130 dollars. http...

Variant 1 on the USP

You reap what you sow. Enjoy the harvest Joel.

I was up at Element Arms in Becker and they've got about 40 or so HK USP .40's on the shelf for 475 w/ 3 mags. These were police trade ins I think. I picked one up just so I have something that shoots .40 :D I brought the gun home to clean it, but it was already fairly cleaned. I was pleased to find...

The GSSF is also a CMP affiliated organization.

Anyone know a store that participates in the GSSF program? I've called the GSSF and they insist that both Bill's locations paticipate, but I call Bill's and they say no for some reason.

My HK P30 does it if I slam a mag in. I've never not been able to do it. I don't think I'd call it a feature or a defect, it is what it is.

#3's appear safe to reload. I'd use those. Those lines one the other cases are suspicious.

Nice! I need a 617 6" to match my 686 6". I love S&W revolvers.

In under a month my super shiny, freshly tumbled cases will lose their luster. So yeah, it does happen quite fast. I wouldn't worry about it though.