Recent content by Bruce T

Ha, "Heavy Princess." No woman would like being called that.

Although it's not a private-label brand, I was thrown the first time I saw "Vredestein" (Netherlands).

People make fun of the Glock 19 for being so common. They call it a beginner's gun. Really, so why has the Glock 19 become a standard, even among professionals? Reasons include the simple operation, low recoil, high capacity, excellent reliability, full-size grip, modular back straps, etc. One...

If you can easily see down into your holster, then you don't need this product. Simply watch the holster as you slowly and carefully holster the gun. However, if you can't see down into your holster (imagine large people using 4 o'clock carry), then this product makes sense. Blindly holstering...

Nobody can clearly define this term on BITOG without getting in trouble. Think big online ego.

As others have said, maybe it's low volume and economy of scale. Maybe it's the lack of competition among specific vehicles.

My understanding was that when RLI went from the Bio-Syn to Bio-SynXtra formula, they increased the antimony.

Yeah, I hate not having room for my pinky on the grip. You wouldn't think it would make much difference in controlling the gun, but it does for me.

Yeah, cheap and ignorant. They don't know the sump capacity, cost of quality oil per quart, etc.

For people too lazy to use math, use an online calculator: http://onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm

Originally Posted By: Kira Aren't filter minders cheaply made toys found in Coney Island Claw Machines? EDITORIAL: It makes more economic sense to risk changing any air filter early than to buy, install and trust a cheap toy. My flame suit is on. Ha, I agree with you. I don't trust the...

In most of the ballistic gelatin tests I've seen, #1 Buck appears to have the ideal penetration (12-18"). However, in other tests I've seen, 00 Buck has the ideal penetration.

John is right about tnoutdoors9. Nobody on YouTube does more controlled ammo tests.

Overkill, home invasions by multiple people have increased in Oklahoma, but I can't speak for other states. No invaders were wearing body armor. Maybe if it were a professional crew robbing a rich person's home. Yes, body armor has been worn in a few US bank robberies. Mass shooters wearing body...

There's nothing that worries me about Skanky's examination, but it's true there are a lot of unknowns. Nanoflo describes the media only as, "the best non-woven materials." Who knows how well any filter performs without independent lab testing? My biggest gripe is the website doesn't indicate...