“Gunjitsu Podcast”

!##$% Shot Shot. Right up the !@#$. Who am I kidding. There goes my money this year...

Any 1911 fans here? I like them alot but I also like the more modern pistols as well.

I own one and like it, but can't really say I'm a 'fan'. It was given to me as a gift.

I really like the look and feel of the 1911 pistols. With that said I like the feel and operation of Glocks as well.

Back in the early 90s, my jujutsu instructor at the time taught a few of us tactical shooting as part of our training. He had .45 Colt Commanders custom-built for each of us along with hand-tooled leather OWB rigs. I agree. I loved that pistol! Nothing can compare with the way a 1911 feels. Having said that, though, I also totally agree with your statement about Glocks. As a law enforcement firearms instructor in the States for many years, I taught 100s of folk–both LE and civilian–how to run a handgun. Due to their ubiquity in the LE community, and the ease of operating, maintenance and repair, Glocks were invariably the weapon of choice.

Love shooting, but don't get to go as often as I would like. Unfortunately the closest ranges are over an hour away from my home.

Current proud owner of: Colt Anaconda .44 Glock 17 Springfield XD-S Mod.2 9mm S&W M&P 3.6 9mm Mossberg Maverick 88 12 gauge w/ ATI pistol grip stock and flashlight attachment. AR-15 Frankengun that I put together myself (PTAC upper, Anderson lower, PSA lower kit, Colt stock/grips, Magpul flip up sights) Hickok45 rules, btw!

When doing my army stuff I loved shooting in the range... Main weapon was was a Swedish AK-4 which was very accurate at even 200m but also shot a lot of MG-3 machinegun, a bit of Swedish KSP-58 and the new HK USP pistol was also pretty sweet... European gun culture is way different though than US so I have shot I think 2 times in the past 10 years in the range but never felt the need to own a gun.

Full auto is not that great really :) You cannot really control it. With even a proper machinegun you shoot in bursts of 3 for accuracy otherwise it's all over the place. Shooting an automatic rifle full auto in longer distance than 50 m you'll lose so much accuracy.

If you dont hunt or shoot actively in a club there really is no need to own a gun.

I disagree. Of course this forum is not the place for that type of discussion either. cheers

I respect you and you and your opinion, and maybe one day our paths crosses and we can have a beer. Im not sure we would agree even after five beers, but om pretty sure we would have a good time

I’ve been doing some spray painting in the garage.

Nice work!