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A curiosity... I wanted to make sure I read you right on your review of the S&W
Sigma: Eric September 21, 2009 ------------------------------------ That information is correct. You can do it also. I am nothing special, just have a lot of practice shooting pistols. Just hold steady, and PRESS the trigger rearward. Do not think PULL, think PRESS, with the pad of your finger. Start slow. Speed will come naturally. You have an excellent pistol.
Jeff: Tom September 15, 2009
Jeff: Your article on the Kel Tec P3AT provided me with exactly the kind of information I was looking for in selecting a handgun for my wife at home when I'm away, and for me to carry when we go somewhere together. Most handgun reviews that I've read are boring and they attempt to dazzle you with technical specs, but yours is easy reading while providing the necessary information. I will go to the Archives for more. September 3, 2009
I just wanted to say how much I love your site. I have found
Gunblast to be one of my favorite sources of information on firearms. Whenever I even think of a new pistol or rifle I always check with you guys to see your thoughts. Your reviews are fair, honest, and you tell it like it is. August 18, 2009 ------------------------------------ Thank you, Sir. I appreciate those kind words. Jeff
Sirs - the video is a useful addition. It gives an accurate impression of recoil that can't be had any other way. Also appreciate the
sound evaluation of the pistol, and the
Simply Rugged holster tip. A pistol with such fine tolerancing needs some protection. August 18, 2009
As a State of Tennessee Handgun Permit Instructor, I see and handle many handguns. My personal carry gun is the Walther PPS. As soon as I shot the Walther P22, I knew I wanted to buy more items from this company. The Walther PPS has impressed several students and the Walther P22 is so sweet the new shooters settle down, get used to the noise and recoil (not much) and start focusing on technique and marksmanship. We don't use the term 'User Friendly' much anymore but these handguns are. How many times have you had a magazine release pressed just a little so the mag slipped and quit feeding? Won't happen with the Walthers, as the mag release is not on the grip. Sights are super, accessories are affordable. Females wear clothing differently than men and I can conceal the PPS easily. Makes it a great ladies gun, I can hide the 1 inch gun with an inside the pants holster very easily. Thanks for taking the time to find out what such a great find the Walthers are. Rene' August 12, 2009
Jeff, This is in reply to your article "Taurus PT1911 .45 ACP Semi-Automatic
Pistol". I tripped onto this article on accident, and seeing that it was a review of a close relative to my PT1911, I wanted to tip my hat to you for giving this pistol the attention it deserves. Also, I would like to verify every point you made, it was a spot on article. I agree, tritium straight-8s would have been "that little something extra", but I sure as hell
ain't gonna cry. Jesse July 23, 2009
Greg/Jeff, July 2, 2009 ------------------------------------ Don, I haven't changed my position at all. I was opposed to Obama from the beginning, and I do not care what color he is. He is more white than black, and more Arab than black. makes no difference to me.
Jeff, I have really enjoyed your site and the reviews on various guns. Further to the recent comments about 2nd amendment rights, I travel internationally and host international visitors as part of my job. If conversation reveals that one of my visitors is a hunter or a former hand gunner, I make it a point to visit a gun store on the way to dinner or something. I have had visitors from quite a few nations wistfully view the arms on display and remark about how they used to be able to purchase guns in their nation as well. I hope they can reclaim their rights some day, but even more so, I don't want to see us lose our ownership rights. Ron in Wisconsin July 2, 2009
RE: Christians Packing Guns June 22, 2009
Hello Sir. Jay May 29, 2009 ------------------------------------ I certainly can't speak for God, but I do think that he expects you to protect, clothe, and feed those whom he has placed in your care. There is evil in this world, and just as you would be expected to protect your family from a rabid dog, you are expected to protect your family from evil. Jeff
Read your article in researching the Kel-Tek Sub
2000. I am a 41 year old woman who is looking for a shotgun or some other type of gun to protect my home. I have a handgun, 40mm, but realize this is a bit too hefty within an enclosed space, and as I live in a village type neighborhood, would be concerned about people on the other side of the shot (and the other side of the potential intruder). May 19, 2009 ------------------------------------ Women have the same gun needs as a man. Physical problems enter into the equation, but gender does not. You need as powerful a weapon as you can comfortably handle. If overpenetration is a concern with the .40 caliber pistol, it will be even more so from the Kel-Tec carbine. I recommend a short-barreled shotgun, such as a Mossberg 20 gauge Model 500. If the 20 is still too much to handle, the .410 would be a good choice. These can be fired from the hip if necessary. Loaded with number 6 shot, overpenetration will not be a concern. Jeff
I'd like to reiterate what so many others have said about
the Bersa Thunder .380. I have never fired a pistol or revolver which at normal range was so easy to acquire target and fire successive rounds at said target. This is with no modifications nor aftermarket parts. Just the standard Bersa 380 and standard
Remington ammo. Birmingham, Al May 5, 2009
For your wonderful site and your truly inspiring work. It is always a pleasure to read and watch your magnificent articles and videos. April 22, 2009
Re: Obama's Certificate of
Birth Pocatello, "Free" Idaho April 16, 2009
Thanks for your accurate and well written article on the FNAR semi-auto rifle, dated 11/17/2008. I liked the weapon when I held it and tried out its features in the store. Immediately did some research, found your article, then went back and purchased the rifle a few hours later. First time out with my FNAR heavy-barrel was last month (March, 2009). Started by breaking it in with inexpensive hunting ammo, and I was pleased with shot groupings. Zeroed the scope, cleaned the barrel, loaded Buffalo Bore .308 “Sniper” ammo and proceeded to shoot a nice semi-auto five-round group: 4 holes were a sub-MOA “box” @ 100Y, 14X on scope, 15 mph quartering headwind. Fifth hole nearly touched. Quit while I was ahead. Read about Buffalo Bore on your “GunBlast” website. Glad I tried it. Really do like the rifle! Terry Colleyville, Texas April 3, 2009
Jeff, Love your mag. I just read your review of the Marlin Camp 9. I also love mine but wondered if you have experienced problems with the recoil buffer? I bought mine 2 years ago from a gun show in 95% condition. After the 3rd shot the recoil buffer disintegrated and fell out in pieces. I had done some research before buying and learned that this is a common problem and that 500 rounds is about the max for one. I took mine to my local "gunsmith". He put a new one in and the gun had cycling problems. I bought 6 different brands of ammo to see if it had a preference. All jammed very reliably, but the last ones I tried were the Winchester brand. 1 round split the stock right at the base of the action. Disgusted, I called Marlin and they said to send it in and they would look at it and call me with an estimate.( Remember how long it's been out of production.) They called back within a week and gave me a price of $60. I got my gun back in about 3 weeks. They had replaced all moving parts in the action and a new stock, all for $60. I think that was great customer service. Since, I have really enjoyed a fine little gun. The only downer is the clip sticking down is a little cumbersome. Thanks for all your great work. David Bridgeport, Tx March 26, 2009 ------------------------------------ Marlin is one of the best in the industry for supporting out-of-production guns. Jeff
I'm trying to collect my thoughts while I'm writing this and I couldn't believe what I seen when I went to the Gunblast website. There are magazines I no longer even open up because of the filth that they have in there, so I go to your website to see reviews and what not and there is a
calendar similar to the filth in those
books. In this country you have a choice - I hope you choose the moral road as our founding fathers have an all Children of God. Sincerely, Jason March 24, 2009 ------------------------------------ I appreciate your Feedback, but I see nothing filthy or immoral about that calendar. The lady is wearing a lot more clothing than folks do at the beach, or many other places. All the good parts are covered. If she can use her looks and personality to support our troops, I support her for doing so. I might be wrong. I have been wrong before, but I see nothing filthy about that calendar. Perhaps I have become jaded and insensitive to what is or is not immoral, but I do not think that Kathy is immoral. She seems like a really nice person. If that calendar offends you, then you had best never turn on a television, go to Wal Mart, or look out your window. If you still think that I am wrong about this, it is your duty to pray for me. I can use it. Jeff
Hello from Canada, Mr. Quinn. Allan Calgary, Alberta, Canada March 23, 2009
Your article ‘Obama is Flunking Economics’ once again takes direct aim at our new President. You make several dogmatic statements about Obama's "failure" in office. Lets look back and see the reality of the mess we are in. Bush came into office with a $230 billion surplus. Then… He did a $1.35 Trillion tax cut in 2001, a $1.5 trillion tax cut in 2003, and a massive defense spending in Afghanistan and Iraq. Then, last year while Bush was still in office, the financial crisis began to emerge. After all was said and done Bush had inflated the deficit to over $1.35 trillion! Now, in only one month, you want to blame Obama for all the ills in our society. To suggest that anyone could create such turmoil in such little time is just plain silly. However, you don’t seem to be angry with President Bush for the creation of this deficit. You never write derogatory articles about him and yet he is really the one who created this mess. Obama has not been "proven to be as poor of a leader as we feared he would be". Nor has he been deemed to be "incompetent". This is stated as fact but is really only your opinion. I find it quite amazing that you are able to make these rather dogmatic accusations after only one month of the man being in Office. This is no where near enough time to make any intelligent evaluation of his performance yet you have done so. Your brother Jeff openly admits his fist is "still tightly clenched" and by the statements you made in your most recent article it is very clear you have no intention to ‘Unite’ with Obama or the majority of people who voted for him. Your hate mongering will only act to divide. Even though you may not agree with Obama's policies it does no one any good to demean him in his first month in office. Being a Patriot….An example of a true Patriot is John McCain who recently stood in support of the President and said "These are terrible, perilous times, so I will seek ways to work with the president of the United States," Sure he has many disagreements with Obama but yet he works toward a common goal for the better interest of our nation. That is a true Patriot. McCain has outstretched an ‘open hand’ to unite on a national scale. Unfortunately, by the tone of your recent article, you clearly didn’t take your own advice to "unclench the fist". Being a good Christian…Finally, your message of being a good Christian will require much more than just reading the Bible and going to church and praying that all your wishes will come true. Being a good Christian is about what you do and say and how you treat other people in your everyday walk of life. It’s about living your life in a way that reflects the light of Jesus. This means treating people of all races and colors and religions in a fair and respectful way. It’s OK to disagree with someone but do not bear false witness against them so it better suits your agenda or defend an opposing view. (Exodus 20:16) I would like to suggest that at your next sermon everyone pray for the new President Obama and help give him the strength and knowledge to help us all through this most difficult time. Don’t speak to take him down but rather lift him up by prayer and support. You have judged Obama and proclaimed he is a failure. If you are truly a ‘Good Christian’ and true to your words you need not tell me how devout you are, because I will see it in your actions and hear it in your message. I hear only hate and discontent in your voices. Don March 16, 2009 ------------------------------------ Don, Thank you for your comments. You are right, this country was in a financial mess before Obama took office. There is plenty of blame to go around. Bush, Congress, Wall Street, and the common citizen shares a lot of the blame. Everything changed in 2001, as we were attacked, and launched a global war on terror. War is expensive, costing billions of dollars. Neither Bush nor Obama has or had the power to spend one of the US taxpayer's dollars. All spending is controlled by Congress. I do not hate Obama. I do hate his policy of funding worldwide abortion with US tax dollars. That is one expenditure that he does control, and one of his first actions was to lift the ban on US-funded abortion overseas. Why would, in these times of financial crisis and war, that be one of his top priorities? What kind of man would make the decision to do that? Abortion is murder, and Obama has made the killing of babies easier worldwide than it was before he took office. That is evil. Why should not every human being have the right to be born? Is that asking too much? His other policy that bothers me is his stance on guns. I heard him pledge to do away with semi-auto firearms. I watched him make that statement during the Presidential debates. Both Republicans and Demodrats spend money like a bunch of kids in a candy store. Both parties are guilty of wanton, wasteful spending. Again, I do not hate Obama, but I will stand against evil, and against those in power who seek to disarm the citizens of the United States. Jeff ------------------------------------ As the author of the article with which you disagree, although Jeff's comments above are excellent, I will provide my two-cents as well. First, I can appreciate your opportunity to disagree. America is a free country and still allows free speech, one of the elements of the Constitution that is not currently under attack by the liberals within our society, a group in which Obama has chosen to carry the banner. And, the fact that we are posting your feedback which is in direct opposition to our position further represents our willingness to tell the truth within our website. Allowing the opportunity to free speech is a right afforded by our Constitution. Allowing the opportunity to listen to, post, or respond to your feedback is a benefit given by Gunblast.com. I stand by my positions of Obama and his economic policy. Tell me how you can defend an economic position of our current President in which he has authorized and has expended the average of one billion dollars per hour since he has been in office? Bush did have failures to his economic plan, but almost all the deficit numbers (until his last 60 days when the bail-out silliness began) you reference were expended on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, measures necessary for the freedom of America and the world. It is a totally different measure to expend billions of dollars on a war to protect our freedoms than it is to expend trillions of dollars in "give away" programs that are doing nothing to stimulate the nation's economy. I stated good reasons for Obama's failure in economics. Most economists that have a conservative bent agree with my position. If you can defend it and make inaccurate comparisons with previous administrations', then we must just agree to disagree. If you read my article entitled "Unclench The Fist", you will see that I was and still am very willing to give Obama the opportunity to succeed. He has only been in office one month. I hope he improves his performance over time. However, my report card was based upon his performance to date, which is horrible. If his mantra of "change" was most geared toward how he was going to change the economy for the better, and Economics is his best position, then I am in fear of how he will handle other issues in which he doesn't claim to be as strong. As an editor of Gunblast.com, I have the opportunity to post my position within our Politics and Opinion section, and it is my opinion, but one based upon a view of the facts through my conservative glasses. Anyone that is not blind can see that in his first month of office Obama has clearly failed America through the handling of his economic policy. I am sorry that you hear hate in my voice, as that is clearly not the case. And, I don't believe you believe that either. The truth is that you support Obama even through his failure, and that is your prerogative. You seem, like many, to be so enamored with the man that you overlook his poor performance. However, please do not accuse me of hating the man or judging him, as nothing is further from the truth. I pray for our nation and Obama daily. I resent your statement that dishonors my Christian walk, as if you knew me you would not make that claim. Again, I disagree with you and disagree with Obama whom you clearly support. However, I do not hate the man, but love him as one of God's creatures. I thought making race an issue during the campaign was wrong, and making race an issue now is wrong. I honestly hope he improves and does well. But, if I stuck my head in the sand as you seem to be doing and simply stated things as truth only because I wanted them to be that way, I would be doing a disservice to God, to our Nation, and to the approximately one million monthly readers of Gunblast.com. There is much I can disagree with Obama on. Not because I hate him as you claim. But because I hate the positions that he represents in many cases. I hate Obama's position on abortion, which is the murder of innocent babies. God hates this position, and so do I. I don't hate Obama; I hate his position. I hate Obama's position toward gun control. Our Constitution in its Second Amendment guarantees us the right to keep and bear arms. Obama and his team hope to take that away from us. I hate this position, but I do not hate the man. I hate Obama's stance on being too friendly with the enemies of America and of Israel. Israel is God's chosen people, and woe to anyone who turns their back on Israel. Obama is positioning America to do just that, and his Muslim roots are coming through. I don't hate Obama the man for this, but do hate Obama the President for this position. America was birthed as a Christian nation, "one nation under God" (and that means the God of the Bible), and although I respect anyone's right to freedom of religion, to attempt to change America from a God-fearing nation to one where God is minimized and "anything goes" is wrong, and is something I hate. I hate the current administration's silent attack on Christianity and conservative values. I hate the attack of family. I hate Obama's economic policy. I hate Obama's socialist plans that will undermine greatly our democracies as a nation. But, I do not hate the man, and I do pray for him. Yet, because I am a Patriot (and supported Senator McCain), I will support the office of President but will not support any plans to move our great nation into something it does not need to become. That, my friend, is what Obama is doing. Based on these things, I can see clearly enough to rank Obama's performance thus far in several areas, economics being only one. In any of these areas that I have discussed, and many not discussed, I can rank his performance as an "F". Not because I don't like the man. Just because I don't like his performance as our nation's President. Greg
Dear Mr. Quinn, My name is Alexander Shurygin, I'm Russian residing in Moscow, a monarchist and belong to the Russian Orthodox Church. But despite these differences between us, I am an ardent lover of firearms and a hereditary hunter. Mr. Quinn, thank you for your online gun magazine. As in my country access to firearms (especially handguns) is restricted by too many prescriptions, it is not so easy to get information about the latest products provided by the leading gun manufacturers and to read unbiased reviews devoted to such products. Your online magazine is of great help! Many thanks to you for your marvelous English language. Although I am not a specialist in styles - believe me, your articles can be used as manual for those learners/foreigners who want to get a proper command of the English language. For the time being it is unlikely that Russian legislators might borrow the 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution and implement it in our legislation. However, I hope that some day it will be possible to test the handguns you are writing about in the Russian Federation. Sincerely yours, Alexander Shurygin March 15, 2009 ------------------------------------ Thank you, Sir. I am glad that you read Gunblast.com. Many in our society want to do away with guns. It is a constant fight against those who wish to disarm the citizenry. Jeff
Jeff, I just wanted to send you a short message to let you know how much I appreciated your article on the Smith and Wesson M&P .45. I have been looking for a personal defense handgun for quite some time now and I have been agonizing over the decision between the Glock 21 and the M&P .45. Both are great guns and I'm very pleased that you took the time to do the comparison between the two. More than that, I was pleasantly surprised to read your opinions on the current state of our nation. It is really refreshing to hear the opinions of someone not afraid to stand up for what they believe in, and not influenced by the biased, liberal media. Being 21 years old, I see many of my peers conforming to the new "trendy" movement in politics that landed our current President in office. But like you, I wish we could live in a time where the only things we need to worry about are riding motorcycles, hunting, and spending time with family. Thanks again for your honesty and courage. God bless you. N. Lyon March 4, 2009 ------------------------------------ Thank you, Sir. You are wise beyond your years. Jeff
Hello Jeff, Read you article concerning the 'clenched fist'. You may decide that you can work with Obama, decrying those things you don't believe in, and supporting him in those you can accept. Congratulations, I believe Obama is concerned with his agenda, period. And that he couldn't care less about partial acceptance by you or anyone else. I believe he is of a personality that is concerned only with the acquisition of personal power. I believe he is arranging things so that the socialist agenda goes on forever. You can decide to unclench your fist, do you really think his is unclenched? Go ahead, bite on the bait, I think you will regret it. The man is seductive, he's drawn you into the web. I will sever my relationship with this site. D Long March 3, 2009 ------------------------------------ Please read that article again. I did not write it. My fist is still tightly clenched, and will remain so. Jeff
Your article on the Baby
Eagle was pretty intelligent, UNTIL you highlighted your ignorance for all of us to read! The birth place of your savior is under siege, but you
don't share a common enemy with the Zionists! in fact, the Zionists occupying Palestine are our enemy. How ignorant it is to suggest that the Palestinians fighting for their
land and dignity should be lumped up as "terrorists" on the grand scale of Al Qaida. I bet you believe that the Iraqi's fighting back against the invasion of THEIR country F. Kassis February 20, 2009 ------------------------------------ Mr. Kassis, I don't think that you read the article that I wrote. No where in that review does it mention Israel, or Zionists, or Hitler, or Palestinians, or Muslims. Neither does it mention "scum bags" of any sort. I have never referred to Muslims as scum bags. I have never referred to any race or religion as "scum bags". The really absurd part of your email is the statement that Jews love Hitler! In what part of that review did you read that I "ignorantly referred to Palestinians as terrorists"? The review mentions neither Palestinians nor terrorists. Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that the Christian Church got that idea about the Jews being God's chosen people from that little book that they all read. It is called the Holy Bible. However, what has any of this to do with my review of a gun that was designed in the Czech Republic and built in Minnesota? Perhaps you should read that review again, sober this time. Here is the link: http://www.gunblast.com/MicroDesertEagle.htm. Jeff
Dear Jeff, February 20, 2009 ------------------------------------ That's a good story. I am glad that it turned out well for you. Stories like that happen everyday, but never make the news. If you had not been armed, you would now be dead. There was nobody there to help you, and it fell upon you to be responsible for your own safety. You did well. You came out alive. Thanks for sharing your story with the rest of us. Jeff
Hello, Enjoyed the Red Label article. Have had a 20 gauge for several years and enjoy shooting dove, quail and skeet with it. It spent 3 weeks under salt water (I live in New Orleans) and 2 days unattended after the flood waters of hurricane Katrina receded before I could tend to it. I thought for sure it would be scrap iron but it cleaned up pretty well. Took it as far down as I could, cleaned and oiled everything, re-blued the barrels and although far from cherry it functions flawlessly and I'm enjoying shooting it again. George February 18, 2009
Concerning your article on the Ruger Hunter: Fantastic is all I can say. You hit the bullseye on your evaluation of the Hunter. I was always a diehard S&W Model 29 fan until I purchased a Hunter. It is solid, accurate (I use a 240 Keith style semi-wadcutter and 19.5 grains of 2400 backed by a CCI Large Magnum Primer). 2 Years ago I downed a 5 point bull elk at 90 yards. It never saw what was coming and didn't move once hit. Thanks for your article. New diehard Ruger fan.... Jim US Army Retired and very proud to serve. February 17, 2009
Jeff, Tell Boge our prayers are with him and I hope he gets well real soon. Great review on the .44 Special Flattop Blackhawk. I have a 50th anniversary .357 and a 50th Anniversary .44 mag. They are both fine revolvers, but that doesn't cure my itch for the .44 special version. If I had the time & money, I suppose I would have Hamilton Bowen convert my .357 to .44 special and get a Lipsey's Flattop .44 special and have Bowen convert it to .45 Colt. Line-bored cylinders, etc. I also have had great results from Mt. Baldy Bullets and I admire this sentence you wrote: "That is the classic .44 Special bullet style, and is, in my opinion, the reason that God invented lead." I concur wholeheartedly. Cheers, Thad February 5, 2009
Hi all just wanted to send a quick note of thanks for your informative and thorough reviews. Having viewed a number of reviews from a number of sources, I find yours to be the best. Recently I have been in the market for a .357 revolver and have been shopping around locally as well as asking the opinions of friends. Jeff's review of the Ruger SP 101 clinched it for me. Having bigger hands I wasn't fond of the grips on a number of revolvers I've handled so I specifically sought out the SP 101 after having read Jeff's review. The factory grips have a fantastic feel and the balance of the weight only adds to the comfort of the gun. The SP 101 is certain to be the newest addition to my collection. Thanks for the review, it was most helpful, keep up the good work and keep fighting the good fight. My thanks to all, Frank January 25, 2009
Read the article and I do agree with ever point made. There is a lot of hype here in Amarillo Texas as to the future of gun control, tax ammo and the list is endless. Guns are an issue yet we have an economic issue that is the elephant to eat today. Watch out for us on your end and keep the postings coming. I am a conservative Republican as is most everyone here in this area. I did not vote for Obama yet the people have spoken (the majority is usually wrong) we will do what is necessary to make it work. Thanks for your article. Kyle January 25, 2009
Jeff, although I have been a firearms enthusiast (OK, a gun nut) for years, I have hardly ever written in to, well, anyone. This instance is a remedy to that fact. John Taffin is one of the only writers that I've honestly looked for to write something else. Now that has changed. Since my Unit is deployed in Sadr City, I find myself looking to those who would truly affect the rights guaranteed us in the Constitution, and any news hand in hand with the rights I enjoy. You sir have caught my attention. I also have fears of how the rights we enjoy, will be interpreted by the current administration. As you say, look at Obama's voting record. WE MAY NOT HAVE ENOUGH! Also appreciate the recent nod to Taurus. Yes the fighting men would prefer the .45... The End. God bless. Richard January 8, 2009 ------------------------------------ Thank you, Sir, for the kind words, and especially for standing in the gap against evil for us. I appreciate it. Jeff
Gunblast Gang: January 8, 2009
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