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Thanks for the list. The Last Stand of The Tin Can Sailors was great, and I think Neptune's Inferno is next. I'll buy it at my favorite book store but that place is fading with less merchandise on...

It's not like The Duke never reduxed any of his characters.

Jim Carrey IS the joke.

That Isrealingenious. Good ammo too.

CMP sells their Special Grade M1 in .308, you could also check with The Garand Guy, DGR or Fulton Armory.

I would just clip a couple of ice fishing sinkers to the bottom of my target to keep it from blowing around but that might not be an option where you are.

I just use my RIA for a Wolf ammo blaster,and my Series 70 for more serious shooting. It hits POA with Wolf but about 6" higher with aluminum cased Blazer, so the comp bushing might be an interesting...

Hollywood has always injected contempory melodies and language into "historical" films. It's entertaiment, not History class. Thanks for the review, GM.

Now you have a good reason to build a "Middie".

I DO enjoy movies directed by Katheryn Bigelow.

Most of not all 5.56 military ammo has crimped and sealed primers. I would not handload AR ammo to anything hotter than the high end of .223 spec.

Armalite has a good reputation but the question is: Do you want an A2? I enjoy shooting them but if you don't, you might want to trade it for a carbine or something else.

I bought mine a few years ago for $395.00 and installed GI grips, hammer and mainspring housing. It's reliable and fun to shoot but I don't use it for self defense.

A co worker recently loaned me the audio version (6 CDs) of Bill O'Reilly's best selling book. I had never listened to an audio "book" before so it was a new experience, but because I spend so much...

Safety first is why I quit using Bullseye because it's easier for me to spot a double charge when using slower burning propellants.

The cool thing about Bullseye is how many full charges of it you can load into a pistol case - which is why I quit using it many years ago, but it's not a bad propellant. The importance of a...

Sorry, but I can't commit to that much couch time right now.

Which one, the whole series?

Oh yeah, but too nice to shoot.

Yes, thanks for sharing that.

I never thought it was a good idea to roll-crimp a case that headspaces on the case mouth. AFAIK, all the die manufacturers make taper crimp dies for 45ACP, not just LEE. Mine's an RCBS.

A couple of years ago I showed a Combat! DVD to my adult daughter and explained to her that that was prime time TV back when I was a kid and that the shell blasts in the opening credits may have been...

At Ft. Knox in '72, a couple of Drill Sregeants in our basic training company used trainee "enforcers" to to beat and physically intimidate the recalcitrant trainees. At the end of out training...

Thanks for the correction. I only saw that movie once several years ago.

"Silent Night" had a scene near the end of the movie where the GIs get back to their unit and encounter a total jerk officer who reminded me of a CO I served under.