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Handgun Radio — Firearms Radio Network Home Firearms Radio NetworkWithoutAction Project AR-15 PodcastCivilCarry Radio God & Guns Podcast Gun Funny Guns & Gear Review Podcast Guns of Hollywood Handgun Radio Jr Shooting Podcast Off Road Podcast Platinum 10 Medical Reloading Podcast Talking Lead The Gun Collective Podcast This Week in Guns Trigger Words w/ Ryan Cleckner We Like Shooting Mission Resources Contact Pledge AmazonUniteMenu Broadcasts for Shooters, Hunters & Gun Enthusiasts Home Firearms Radio NetworkWithoutAction Project AR-15 PodcastCivilCarry Radio God & Guns Podcast Gun Funny Guns & Gear Review Podcast Guns of Hollywood Handgun Radio Jr Shooting Podcast Off Road Podcast Platinum 10 Medical Reloading Podcast Talking Lead The Gun Collective Podcast This Week in Guns Trigger Words w/ Ryan Cleckner We Like Shooting Mission Resources Contact Pledge AmazonUniteHandgun RadioThe Handgun Radio show features discussion on all aspects of the handgunning world. From engaging round table discussions to one of a kind interviews with industry leaders. Hosted by Ryan MiChadRSS  -  iTunes  -  EpisodeGazetteer -  Contact  -  Facebook  -  InstagramShop Brownells HGR 215 - Shooting Guns in aVariegatedWay! September 26, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week, we are joined by JordanTintinnabulateof The Firing Pen to discuss shooting guns with cameras and the Shootists Holiday! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: New CZ Scorpion BullpupJordan:Got a new set of TruGlo Tritium Pro sights for my Walther CCP M2. My parents are in London. I got a new camera tripod and bag. Talked to buddy, fellow photog and friend of show, Manuel Lora. HEY, NRAAM 2019~ Y’all come on lanugo to Indy. We can have a big bash!Main Topic:First two, fully me, stand vacated wares for Combat Handguns. 1 - Easy Running Guns and Gear. Talk well-nigh that.  Sep/October Out Now? Haven't seen it yet, but so many place are banning gun magazines so I am not surprised. 2 - Walther CCP M2. Talk well-nigh that. Hey, I kept both the guns. Jan/Feb 2019Writing PLUG - Tamara Keel, big inspiration. Lives in my town. Segue into photography. Mention “A view from the porch” https://booksbikesboomsticks.blogspot.com/  --Story well-nigh stuff named dropped “Fellow Gun Writer, Jordan Bell” in Shooting Illustrated. PEAK FANBOI!Photography. Next two guns on my plate. Stribog 9mm subgun. Cimarron SSA clone coolness. Photography, uneaten topics. What I do, how I go well-nigh doing it? What are my standards? Where do I want to go from here? What NON gun things do I want to take photos of? Mention Sarah Cade, Cade Imaging. Drone stuff, soooo rad. BACK IN JUNE - Shootists Holiday, Ratone New Mexico. NRA Whittington Center.WeightierRange Facility you could want. Talk well-nigh who I met, who the Shootists are. Super tons of Networking. YARD PARTIES!Increasinglyfun than a whisk of gun industry heroes. Cigars, booze. Throw in a quick word for Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works.Verisimilitudecase, gunsmithing. ETCPersonal plugs - The Firing Pen, on FB, Instagram. We had a dotcom but its been put on hiatus due to complexity of teaching yet flipside system for Dad to have to juggle. We were going to do YouTube, but we see how that went. Maybe one day we might be big boy unbearable for Full30. Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Check out WeerdVillusat the Assorted Calibers Podcast & Weerd World!Until next week, have fun and unscratched shooting! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, weerd beard, jordan bell, the firing pen Comment Handgun Radio 214 - Vaporware September 16, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we discuss vaporware! Handguns that were promised but not delivered!  Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: The video of the most recent range trip is up!-Getting ready for a big 5 year year-end party….you may not hear much from me for a few days! Weerd: Hit the range this week.   Also swung by my favorite shop and found a tuft of new interesting guns.   There was a 686+ 3” unfluted I scrutinizingly walked home with, and there was a used M&P 45 first generation,  for maybe $50 less I’d take it….maybe I should ask.Drink Segment:Grand Ten Distilling: Firepuncher BlackMain Topic: Vaporware!Pietta Colt Python Clone-Magpul PDR-C-Magpul FMG-9-Taurus Raging Judge 28 Gauge-Merwin & Hulbert Reproduction-USFA Colt Woodsman Reproduction-Bren Ten Magazines (And the other companies; VLTOR,Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Check out WeerdVillusat the Assorted Calibers Podcast & Weerd World!Until next week, have fun and unscratched shooting! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, weerd beard, vaporware Comment Handgun Radio 213 - A Few Good Movies September 3, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week we yack well-nigh the guns in some movies we’ve watched recently!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: -Got some increasingly videos coming…..did some shooting with the Kimber and put some increasingly rounds through the Sig P226.Unconfinedrange days recently! -AR 9mm with Thompson furniture. -Colt “Shields” - Weerd: Drink Segment: Tea, considering it’s morning.    But the Drink I want to talk well-nigh is the Jack Rose2oz Applejack orWorldBrandy1oz Lime Juice0.5 oz GrenadineTrue Applejack is what happens when you “Jack” nonflexible world cider.   Which is freeze slaver it. This is unquestionably quite dangerous as it concentrates the stuff you distil yonder like Methanol,  so most liquor made from nonflexible cider is unquestionably world brandy Main Topic: A Few Good Movies (And Guns!)The Taking of Pelham 123 (THE GOOD ONE)ThiefHoffaRoninMaltese FalconHeatWrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Check out WeerdVillusat the Assorted Calibers Podcast & Weerd World! Until next week, have fun and unscratched shooting! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, movies, weerd, beard, heat Comment Handgun Radio 212 - Questions?! August 29, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.  Weerd wanted to have a listener questions show so here it is! Listener Questions!!!! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches!  ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon  Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! Week in Review: Ryan: Went to the gun show in Waterville it was a unconfined time! Lots of tomfool guns Weerd: Vacation is over.  Finished Reading DeadlyGravityby Mas Ayoob  Drink Segment: https://www.smugglersnotchdistillery.com/  Main Topic:  Mike Been thinking well-nigh making this my next purchase.. Ruger Vaquero Birdshead .45 acp.... thoughts?  1  Nolan If you could tour one factory whose would it be?1  Grant What's your favorite kombucha flavor?5  Ignacio Pries  How Ryan's life reverted has since he got his C&R?2 Ryan What is your favorite left field gun? I.e trademark or type that isnt very well known.2ManageLike· Reply · Message · 6h Dan Thompson https://www.outdoorhub.com/.../breaking-news-franklin.../ Franklin storehouse used straight rifling to make a gun that falls out of atf nomenclature as a pistol or rifle …See more1ManageLike· Reply · Message · 6h Dan TI just want a dang smoothbore 410 pistol with full wring lol. I've been thinking of ways to get a similar function.  Jason KA history and performance review of the .22 Magnum would be nice.....2  Thomas TJ Would you rather nipples the size of... Wait, wrong show.  Kyle What is the most overrated/underrated handgun on the market today?3 Russell Will S&W overly do yonder with their stupid built in lock? Why not?2  Ian S Thoughts on the P365, some really varied experiences coming to light.1  Ryan G What is the most painful handgun you’ve overly shot?  Do you think that anyone will produce a revolver increasingly powerful than the .500 S&W?  WJ Morgan Pistol quotient carbines, yes or yes?  What new revolvers would you like to see on the market?…Allen Eierman Sort of hand gun related...Delaware has just legalized pistol quotient rifles for hunting what would yall recommend? Given the rules in the picture  Russell Rusty Frederick For years I've heard of the Kittery ? I think it is Tradding Post in Maine. Is that tropical to you? Would it be possible to do an interview with those folks some time? Greg Brown: With all the new laser technology out there now would you go with untried laser or the standard red laser ? Josh Smith If you were stranded on a desert island, with nothing except a specimen of 10W-30 motor oil, six goats, and a sufferer clown, what would you do?  Tate Mesman What is the most hipstery of the hipster guns.  Tate Mesman And why would someone do something this?!?! (Spoiler alert, I made this)  1  Why WOULDNT you do this? thats so friggin awesome. Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube! Until next week, have fun and unscratched shooting! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, questions, weerd villus Comment Handgun Radio 211 - It's Just an Opinion! August 20, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week we yack with Dave from Justin Opinion Channel well-nigh some recent guns hes shot!  Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches!  ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon  Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! Week in Review: Ryan: Played gigs (thats basically my summer)  Dave: Main Topic: For some reason, I can't edit the show notes. But here is a list of some of the most recent guns I've been working with and videos are coming soon or recently published:Uberti Winchester 1873 from Taylor's (featuring Ashley Hlebinsky guest spot)Walther CCP M2Taurus G2CM&P Shield 380 EZBeretta 92PeerageLTT from Langdon (loaned by a viewer)Finally finished the video on the Bob Marvel prototypeRuger PC Carbine Just published Springfield's XDS-9 Mod2, and am working on the new Taurus single stack G2S (replaces the PT709 slim. Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Check out the Justin Opinion Channel on YouTube! Until next week, have fun and unscratched shooting!  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-O-zdJ01fSuBVctpV1DGmg Comment Handgun Radio 210 - A Good Bad Idea August 12, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we talk proper firearms storage and things we thought were a bad idea, but have come virtually to it stuff a unconfined idea!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan:Always full of informationby Texas Pistolero on Jul 24, 2018RATING: ★★★★★🤠 one of the few podcasts that has good information and history of firearms.... every show - y’all alimony it up now👍🏻Defensive Creations Model 10 -Firearms Storage Safety - Negligence results in a tragic reminder  -Firepits in wintertime? What do you do?Weerd:  Busy Week,  hit the range, tested out some new ammo.   Drink Segment: Wink and Nod Boston  Also I have Jalapenos and Everclear, so Jalapeno vodka will soon be when in my cabinet. Main Topic: “Bad Ideas” that were unquestionably maybe good!-Taurus “Curve” But perhaps on a larger framed firearm. (Nod to Gun Nation Podcast)-Full Conceal Glock-Ruger LCR (Polymer Framed Revolvers)-RMR’s (JUST FOR COMPETITION #lol)Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun, radio, ryan michad, guns, shooting, weerd villus Comment Handgun Radio 209 - Newsbreak! July 30, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week, we take a small unravel without the Taurus history episode with Daniel Watters and discuss some recent firearms news! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! 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We really fathom it! Week in Review:   Ryan: -Had a couple of unconfined gigs, one at a Country Club and one for some summer camps! -Got some unconfined emails well-nigh the Taurus episode so we will be speaking with Daniel well-nigh doing some other history episodes! Weerd: Yard Sale.   Also The Assorted Calibers Podcast gave yonder a C-5 9mm AR Lower from New Frontier Armory,  and it was to friend of all of our shows Heinrich from Geeks Gadgets and Guns. Drink Segment I am having a flight of Manhattans.    Using my 3oz cocktail glass I have 3 deminutive manhattans.   One is the standard 4 parts Rye, 1 part sweet vermouth with angostura bitters , garnished with a cherry,   one is a DRY manhattan with 4 parts rye 1 part dry vermouth, and orange bitters, garnished with a lemon twist, and a this new drink tabbed theTailspinto coast,  its 1 part sweet vermouth, 1 parts coffee liqueur (I used Allen’s Coffee Brandy) and 4 parts rye. No garnish, no bitters. Main Topic: NEWS BREAK FN 509 Tactical Released 9mm PMAG Conversion Wildey is available! LITTLEST SHOTGUN Shockwave Semi Shotguns Ruger Commander 1911  Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com  Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, firearms radio network, newsbreak, weerd villus Handgun Radio 208 - Running TheManful- A Brief History of Taurus July 18, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week, Weerd and I are joined by Daniel Watters to discuss the history of Taurus!!!  Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches!  ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon  Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! Week in Review: Ryan: Bought a new splitting maul, chopped some wood, had some friends over last night and enjoyed a fine CAO Italia (Which was delicious; kind of a sweet savor but with some darker notes on the finish. Paired with a glass of Makers Mark 46) and burned some of the old rotten fence which made for fantastic firestarting wood.Moreoverinstalled small solar lights on the top of each new fencepost with pipe straps which requite some nice vocalizing lighting in the backyard. I need to do an episode live from the yard sometime! -Rewatched “Executive Decision”.....lots of tomfool guns in that one! Weerd:  Podcasting,  Assorted Calibers Podcast is giving yonder a C-5 9mm AR lower from New FrontierStorehouseto one of our patrons.https://www.newfrontierarmory.com/shop/c-9-billet-lower/  Daniel:  My car finally died.  Twenty mid-western winters’ worth of road salt ate her up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_inspection_in_the_United_States  Drink Segment: Got a new snifter of Rye Old Overholt  Also can we get some listener emails on Rum.  I think others know this stuff largest than I do. Main Topic: A Brief History of Taurus with Daniel Watters 1934:  On July 6th, Presidential Decree No. 24,602 powerfully places the Brazilian military in tenancy of domestic stovepipe production.  For the most part, it prohibits the production of military weapons by private companies, permits the production of firearms and weaponry for hunting, and makes no mention of civil defensive firearms.   1937:  In June, João Kluwe Jr., Ademar Orlando Zanchi, Oscar Henrique Purper, Eugênio Ervin Hausen, Herbert Müller, and João Guilherme Wallig make plans in their small workshop to create a tool and die company. The time is ripe to start a new merchantry in Brazil as President Getúlio Vargas' “Estado Novo” (New State) policies include heavy government investment to develop the country's domestic manufacturing industry. 1939: In November, Forjas Taurus Ltda. (Taurus Forge) is formally founded in Porto Alegre, Brazil with an initial wanted of Rs$ 600 million. Taurus had initially ordered industrial machinery from Germany. However, these purchases were canceled with the outbreak of the Second World War.  The expansion of the war limits the potential for ordering the necessary production equipment elsewhere. Worse yet, there are no domestic suppliers for the necessary machinery within Brazil.  Left with no alternative, Taurus' owners decide to build their own machines. These are original meant to be used solely in-house, but they soon realize that they could moreover market these machines to other Brazilian companies.  The war moreover limits Brazil's supply of transplanted oil. In response, Taurus builds its own gasification furnaces. As steel becomes equally scarce on the world market, Taurus develops its capabilities for recycling scrap metal. 1941: Forjas Taurus produces its first revolver, the Model 38101-SO. The revolver combines elements from several manufacturers, including Colt's, S&W, and unrepealable Spanish brands.  However, small stovepipe are not yet the company's prime focus. (If I had to hazard a guess, the model number translates to  .38 quotient with a 101mm-long barrel.) 1945:  With the end of WW2 followed by the forced resignation of President Vargas, new government policies make it easier for Brazilian firms to import industrial machinery.  The world market is filled with the release of wartime surplus and the resumption of commercial production. With their domestic market no longer captive, Forjas Taurus redirects its production focus from industrial machinery to revolvers and hand tools. 1949:   On June 27, Forjas Taurus SA is incorporated as a Joint Stock Company.   1951:  With increased demand, Forjas Taurus' manufacture and sales of weapons accelerates.   1956:  Forjas Taurus begins expansion of its existing industrial ramified and the construction of a new factory. 1964:  Forjas Taurus completes construction of its new factory. March 31 to April 1 – The Brazilian military launches a successful insurrection versus the civil government. 1965: In January, the Brazilian military replaces Decree 24,602 with Decree No. 55,649, which enacts  Regulation R-105 - Regulamento para o Serviço de Fiscalização da Importação, Depósito e Tráfego de Produtos Controlados pelo Ministério da Guerra (Inspection andTenancyService Regulation for Importation, Storage, and Shipment of Controlled Products by the War Ministry.)   Any small stovepipe and weaponry imports have to be tried by the Ministry of the Army. Procurement preferences are to be given to domestic stovepipe manufacturers whenever possible. Should a foreign manufacturer wish to unshut a factory within Brazil, the military is to consider the impact on domestic firms and to lay the groundwork for the eventual nationalization of production. Moreover, the military gains plane increasingly tenancy over the production of civil firearms and ammunition, as well as their distribution and ownership.  Controls are set on the number of firearms held, withal with their caliber. While the military will focus upon executive production and importation, the Civil Police are tasked with monitoring and licensing the transfer of firearms and weaponry among the civil population. 1967:  Admar Orlando Zanchi develops a new hammer woodcut safety for the Taurus revolvers.https://patents.google.com/patent/US3482348A Forjas Taurus partners with the US import firm Firearms International Corporation to enter the US market.  1968:  Exports to US uncork in quantity.  1970: Jan Winter, the founder and president of Firearms International Corp., sells his visitor to the Garcia Corporation, flipside US importer of foreign firearms. Garcia Corp. takes over importation of the Taurus revolvers. Bangor Punta buys a majority share (54%) in Forjas Taurus.  While Bangor Punta had previously purchased Smith & Wesson in 1965, the two firearms manufacturers remained self-sustaining companies under Bangor Punta's ownership. S&W itself never owned Taurus, nor did Taurus take over a S&W-built factory. However, during the next seven years, technology and methodology was transferred when and forth. 1971:  Taurus' primary US importer becomes International Distributors, Inc.   Beretta establishes Indústria e Comércio Beretta S.A. in São Paulo, Brazil.  At first, their primary product is the PR71 revolver series, made for commercial sale in Italy.  The PR71 series includes the .22 LR Velox, .32 S&W Long Audax, and .38 Special Tenax.  In the years to follow, Beretta will win large contracts to produce the PM12S submachine gun (MtrM M972) and later the Model 92 pistol (M975), for Brazilian military and government agencies.  As part of the terms of the contract, Beretta was required to build these firearms in Brazil with Brazilian labor. Oddly enough, full production of the Beretta 92 unquestionably began in Brazil surpassing it occurred in Beretta's own Italian factory. (While I cannot prove this conclusively, the PR71 revolver squint suspiciously like Taurus revolvers of the same vintage.  Given legal requirement to favor domestic stovepipe manufacturers, I'm guessing that Beretta set up its Brazilian unite superiority of time in hopes of winning a contract for the PM12S, or perhaps plane the AR70 rifle. However, they needed a way to get their new workers up to speed and alimony them rented until such a contract was signed. Thus, they partnered with an existing Brazilian firearm manufacturer to provide parts for the local Beretta employees to hoke and finish for export.)  https://www.pinterest.com/pin/435371488960639810/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/armeria.malentacchi/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1838846129714939 https://fahrzeuge.dorotheum.com/en/auctions/current-auctions/list-lots-detail/auktion/12580-sporting-and-vintage-guns/lotID/355/lot/2239335-revolver-taurus-beretta-kal-22-l-r.html?currentPage=14&img=0 1974:  International Distributors' Taurus line currently includes two adjustable-sight small-frame revolvers - the Model 74 Sport in .32 S&W Long and the Model 94 Sport in .22 LR; one adjustable-sight medium-frame revolver in .22 LR – the Model 96 Target Scout; and four medium-frame revolvers in .38 Special – the fixed-sight Model 80 Standard and the Model 82 Heavy Barrel, as well as the adjustable-sight Model 84 Sport and Model 86 Target Master.  (In other markets, Forjas Taurus offers fixed-sight variants of the Model 74 and Model 94 known as the Model 71 and Model 93, respectively.  Without the willowy sights, these are probably unable to qualify for uncontrived US importation under the import point system set in place without the GunTenancyAct of 1968 - GCA68.) The Brazilian government implements the National Policy for Export of Military Equipment (Política Nacional de Exportação de Material de Emprego Militar - PNEMEM), a series of incentives for private and state-owned producers to export arms. 1977:  Polimetal - Indústria e Comércio de Produtos Metálicos Ltda. buys out Bagnor Punta's unshortened stake in Forjas Taurus.  The new investor group is led by Dr. Carlos Alberto Peranhos Murgel, Luis Fernando Costa Estima, and Herbert Haupt. Murgel is a US-educated engineer and former S&W employee, and Estima has been with Taurus since 1971.  International Distributors begins importation of the .38 Special Model 83, a heavy whisk variant of the Model 84 Sport. These towards to be the first of Taurus' medium-frame revolvers to use a revamped hammer woodcut safety and frame-mounted firing pin.  (In other markets, Model 83 variants included the .22 LR Model 90 and the  .32 S&W Long Model 70.) International Distributors announces a recall of Taurus revolvers due to waif safety issues.  It includes older versions of all of the models except for the Model 83. http://firearmsid.com/recalls/FA_Recalls%205.htm Improved willowy rear sights uncork to towards on the medium-frame revolvers, starting with the Model 86. The cylinder flute serrations are eliminated. 1978: International Distributors begins importation of Taurus' two new medium-frame revolver in .357 Magnum - the fixed-sight Model 65 and the adjustable-sight Model 66.   1980:  On June 30th, Forjas Taurus buys the unshortened resources of Indústria e Comércio Beretta S.A., including the drawings, tooling, and machinery.  This ultimately leads to Taurus' introduction of the PT92, a uncontrived reprinting of the first-generation Beretta 92.  Taurus moreover produces a version of the Beretta PM12S as the MT12.  Work begins on developing a straight-blowback variant of the PT92 in .32 ACP, then the largest Brazilian civilian-legal semiauto pistol cartridge.  (Why would Beretta stipulate to this? Beretta once had the second-generation Model 92S diamond underway when in Italy, so perhaps it wouldn't hurt to leave the first-generation Model 92 diamond overdue in Brazilian hands. Moreover, it saves them the trouble of shipping all of it when home.) International Distributors begins importation of two fixed-sight small-frame revolvers: the Model 73 in .32 S&W Long (a heavy-barrel Model 71?) and the Model 85 in .38 Special.  The Model 85 is meant to be a uncontrived competitor to the S&W Model 36 Chiefs Special.  It is Taurus' first revolver to use a transfer bar safety. It is moreover dispenses with the S&W-style trigger rebound slide for a simple guide rod.  In addition, the cylinder is now retained on the yoke by a collet bushing. The wadding snaps into the yoke whisk and is retained by the shaft of the extractor.  This allows Taurus to eliminate the cylinder lug on the side of the frame. The frame redesign moreover repositions the cylinder stop spring to a plunger protruding from the end of the yoke stem.  This eliminates the spring's retaining screw at the front root of the triggerguard.https://patents.google.com/patent/US4391056Ahttps://patents.google.com/patent/US4391057A 1981:  International Distributors introduces the PT92 to the US market. In October, Taurus International Manufacturing files for incorporation in Miami, FL. 1982:  International Distributors introduces the PT99, an adjustable-sight variant of the PT92. Forjas Taurus introduces the .25 ACP PT51 and .22 Short PT53 semi-auto pistols, which are based upon the Beretta M950B Jetfire and Minx formerly produced at the São Paulo factory.  (These are scrutinizingly certainly too small to qualify for uncontrived US importation under GCA68.) In addition, two full-size .32 ACP semi-auto pistols are introduced – the PT57S and the PT57TA, based upon the PT92 and PT99 respectively. Forjas Taurus conducts its first IPO, and is listed on the São Paulo Stock Exchange (Bovespa.)  1983:  Taurus introduces changes in its medium-frame revolvers.  This includes the extractor, ejector rod, bolt, hammer, and mainspring strut.  (At some point, Taurus moreover drops the pinned whisk and implements an integral frame seat for the mainspring cap.) Taurus International Manufacturing Inc. takes over importation for the North American market.  Carlos Murgel serves as President/CEO, with Bruce L. Savane serving as Executive Vice President/COO. The US introduction of the PT51 semi-auto pistol is teased, as is its new double-action counterpart - the PT22.  The latter diamond evolved from the PT55, which itself was based upon the Beretta M20 Bobcat.  (Again, these cannot be imported as-is due to GCA68.) 1984: Taurus International introduces its unqualified Lifetime Repair Policy at SHOT Show. This is the brainchild of Bruce Savane. Forjas Taurus introduces the new style reversible magazine release, double-dealing thumb safety, and firing pin safety with the PT92AF, PT99AF, and PT57AF.https://patents.google.com/patent/US4539770A 1987:  Forjas Taurus introduces the .32 ACP PT57SC, a meaty variant of the PT57AF.  In December, the .380 ACP becomes an unrestricted quotient for Brazilian citizens due to Army Ordnance No. 1,237. 1988:  The PT58S pistol is introduced to the US market.  It is a .380 ACP variant of the .32 ACP PT57SC.  (The full-size version of the PT58S will ultimately wilt misogynist in other markets as the PT59.)  On the revolver side, the Model 669 .357 Magnum is introduced.  It is substantially a Model 66 with a full-length underlug, unreceptive to the S&W L-frame. 1989:  The Model 94 revolver is reintroduced with a 9-shot .22 LR cylinder.  It uses the same lockwork and cylinder retention wadding pattern as the Model 85.  A vent-rib variant of the M669 is introduced as the Model 669VR.  (At some point, Forjas Taurus has begun offering a ventilated rib whisk variant of the Model 66 - the Model 67.  Ventilated-rib .38 Special models are moreover misogynist - the fixed-sight Model 87 and the willowy sight Model 88.) The PT91AF, a variant of the PT92AF chambered in .41WhoopeeExpress, is announced.  In addition, the PT92CMeatyand PT91CMeatyare teased, as well as conversion slides for their full size counterparts.  (I believe this is virtually the time that Forjas Taurus produces prototype 10mm and .357 Magnum variants of the PT92 family.) The Model 85-style transfer bar safety, revised lockwork, cylinder retention bushing, and cylinder stop plunger begins its introduction in all legacy medium-frame models.  A new willowy rear sight diamond is moreover introduced wideness the workbench for the medium-frame revolvers. The four-screw sideplate is dropped for a three-screw version. 1990: Taurus International's new US headquarters opens in Miami, FL with over 30,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing and office space.  The PT91AF, a variant of the PT92AF chambered in .41WhoopeeExpress, is introduced. Taurus moreover teams with Laser Aim to offer laser-mounted variants of the PT92 and M669VR. 1991: The tri-position safety/decocker system for the PT92 family of pistols is introduced. https://patents.google.com/patent/US5251394Ahttps://patents.google.com/patent/US5267407A New products include the PT100 and PT101 - .40 S&W variants of the PT92 and PT99, and the spurless Model 85CH revolver.  The Model 669VR is redesignated as the Model 689.  (In other markets, a .38 Special variant of the Model 689 is misogynist as the Model 889.)  New variants of the small-frame Model 73 and Model 74, as well as the medium-frame Model 76 are now chambered in .32 H&R Magnum, (Note that the Model 76 had been distributed for years in other markets in .32 S&W Long.) The PT92CMeatyis finally delivered. Taurus International begins full US production of the PT22 and PT25 semi-auto pistols.   1992: Taurus International introduces four new revolvers: a pair of small-frame revolvers - the 8-shot  Model 941 in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire and the 6-shot Model 741 in .32 H&R Magnum, as well as a pair of 5-shot medium-frame .44 Specials – the fixed-sight Model 431 and the adjustable-sight Model 441.   In December, the diamond of the vendibles reservation and its plunger is revised for the legacy revolvers.https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?CC=BR&NR=9105696A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=19930817&DB=&locale=en_EP 1993:  Taurus International introduces the 9x19mm single-stack PT908 semi-auto pistol.  Future variants in .40 S&W and .45 ACP are teased.  https://patents.google.com/patent/USD363334S The .32 H&R Magnum variants of the Model 73 and Model 76 revolvers are redesignated as the Model 731 and Model 761.  Also new are 'CP' ported variants of the Model 66 and Model 669.  https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?CC=BR&NR=9601964A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=19990112&DB=&locale=en_EP The Taurus Custom Shop is unveiled.  Former Springfield Custom shop director Jack Weigand is the  primary diamond consultant.http://www.jackweigand.com/taurus44.html A Trophy Model competition revolver is teased. Writers samples are made in both PPC and NRAWhoopeePistol (Bianchi Cup) configurations.  (You can see an example of the Bianchi Cup configuration in the April 2005 issue of Handloader magazine.) The consolidation of Forjas Taurus' pistol and revolver factories in Brazil creates the world's second largest handgun manufacturing facility. Approximately $20 million is invested in new machinery. CCI and Taurus develop and test two new experimental cartridges – the 7mm CCI Rimfire and the .40 Taurus.https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/7-mm-cci-rimfire/12977?u=danielwattershttps://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/40-taurus-variations/5394?u=danielwatters 1994: Taurus International introduces their first large-frame revolver – the Model 44 in .44 Magnum. Taurus handgun sales represent approximately 10% of the US market. INMETRO grants Forjas Taurus an ISO 9001 certification for manufacturing and marketing operations.  It becomes the second firearms manufacturer in the world to receive the certification.  1995: Taurus International introduces the single-stack PT945, their first .45 ACP semi-auto pistol.   They moreover introduce two new .357 Magnum revolvers – the small-frame Model 605 and the large-frame, 7-shot Model 607.  (In other markets, there was a .38 Special variant of the Model 607 known as the Model 837.) The .22 LR PT52 semi-auto pistol is teased for the US market.  It has been under minutiae since at least 1988.https://patents.google.com/patent/US5195226Ahttps://patents.google.com/patent/US5666754Ahttps://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=BR&NR=9100301A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=19920908&DB=&locale=en_EP The Brazilian Institute for Nuclear Quality (IBQN) and the RWTÜV (Rheinisch-Westfälischer Technischer Überwachungsverein e.V.) individually grant Forjas Taurus with ISO 9000 certification. 1996:  Taurus International introduces the large-frame Model 608, the first factory production eight-shot .357 Magnum revolver.  (In other markets, there is a .38 Special variant of the Model 608 known as the Model 838.)   They moreover introduce the single-stack PT940 in .40 S&W. 1997: Taurus International introduces the Model 454 RagingManfulrevolver in .454 Casull.   Two new fixed-sight revolvers are introduced – the 5-shot .44 Special Model 445 and the six-shot .357 Magnum Model 606.   Spurless hammer “CH” variants of the Model 44, Model 445, Model 605, and Model 606 are now offered, as are ported whisk versions of the Model 85, Model 605 and Model 606.  The “Ultra-Light” aluminum frame revolver series is introduced with the Model 85UL, Model 94UL, and Model 941UL.  On the semi-pistol pistol side, the original single-stack version of the PT940 is dropped in favor of a new double-stack variant.  Related double-stack models include the 9x19mm PT911 (PT915 on global market?) and .380 ACP PT938.  A ported-barrel variant of the PT945 is introduced as the PT945C.   The new polymer frame Millennium pistol series is introduced with the 9x19mm PT111.  https://patents.google.com/patent/US6256915B1https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=BR&NR=9700178A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=19981201&DB=&locale=en_EP In September, Executive Vice President/COO Bruce L. Savane retires from Taurus International.  Taurus' WestTailspinsales representative Robert G. Morrison is selected as his successor. Taurus International's MIM (Metal Injection Molding)Semesteris awarded a Grand Prize at the 1997 International Conference on Powder Metallurgy and Particulate Materials. The prize is related to seven  MIM parts designed for use in new Taurus revolvers.http://www.modernapplicationsnews.com/articles/m003rop.htm Forjas Taurus purchases the patents, designs, and production rights for Rossi small arms.  (The Taurus-Rossi try-on is never submitted to the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) of the Brazilian Ministry of Justice.) Taurus debuts a new external key lock, the Taurus Security System, for their revolver product line.  https://patents.google.com/patent/US5910003A 1998: Taurus International introduces two new fixed-sight 7-shot revolvers – the .38 Special Model 827 and the .357 Magnum Model 617.  Both are misogynist in CH and CP variants. Products spoken or released at the end of year include the PT138 Millennium in .380 ACP, the 8-shot Model 22H Raging Hornet in .22 Hornet, the 6-shot Model 444 RagingManfulin .44 Magnum, the 6-shot Model 45 RagingManfulin .45 Colt, the fixed-sight 5-shot Model 415 in .41 Magnum, and the fixed-sight 5-shot Model 450 in .45 Colt.  The Model 415 and Model 450 are the first to wear the new Ribber Grips. https://patents.google.com/patent/US5857279A The Model 66 is reintroduced with a 7-shot cylinder. 1999: The Total Titanium revolver series is introduced.  The frames, cylinders, and whisk shrouds are synthetic completely from Titanium.  Included are the Model 85Ti, Model 415Ti, Model 445Ti, Model 455Ti, Model 617Ti, and Model 731Ti.  There is moreover the Model 85MULT combining a Aluminum frame with a Titanium whisk shroud and cylinder. The Total Titanium series are the first to use the new yoke detent diamond to alimony the cylinder sealed in the frame.   The older system of using a barrel-mounted locking vendibles to reservation the front of the ejector rod has been dropped in favor a detent plunger in the yoke engaging the frame.  With this change, the front of the ejector rod is now solid (not hollow) with a shorter part-way pin remaining to lock into the frame at the rear of the cylinder. This has the side goody of permitting a longer ejector rod within the same whisk length.  Ultimately, all of the legacy revolvers (other the Raging Bull-series) will use this system. (The RagingManfuluses its own twin latch design.) Other introductions include the fixed-sight 7-shot .38 Special Model 817 revolver, a snubnose variant of the Model 827.  On the semi-auto side, Taurus introduces the PT140 Millennium in .40 S&W, the PT400 in .400 Cor-Bon (a PT945 variant), the PT957 in .357 SIG (a PT940 variant), and .22 LR conversion units for PT92 family. In March, Taurus International offers to share its Taurus Security System diamond with Smith & Wesson.  Late in the year, the new Tracker revolver series is introduced with the 5-shot Model 425 in .41 Magnum and the 7-shot Model 627 in .357 Magnum.  Both are misogynist in either stainless steel or Titanium models. 2000: Taurus International introduces the Model 85CHMULT revolver fitted with a spurless hammer. New in the Millennium-series are the PT111Ti with a Titanium slide, the PT157  in .357 SIG, the PT145  in .45 ACP, and the PT145Ti with a Titanium slide.   A revolver chambered in .40 S&W is teased. The Taurus Security System introduced in the semi-automatic pistol line.https://patents.google.com/patent/US6438886B1https://patents.google.com/patent/US6513273B2 2001:  Taurus International introduces the 12” barrel, 7-shot Silhouette revolver series, which includes the .22 LR Model 980, the .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Model 981, and the .357 Magnum Model 66.   The fully unseen hammer 5-shot CIA revolver series is introduced with the .38 Special Model 850 CIA and Model 850Ti CIA, as well as the .357 Magnum Model 650 CIA.https://patents.google.com/patent/US6862830B2 The Tracker revolver series is expanded to include the .22 LR Model 970, the .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Model 971, and the .357 Magnum Model 627 and Model 627Ti.   The RagingManfulrevolver series is expanded to include the Model 480 RagingManfulin .480 Ruger. In March, Taurus International renews its offer to share its Taurus Security System diamond with Smith & Wesson.  In May, Forjas Taurus announces the minutiae of Smart Gun (user proprietary) technology. Later in the year, Taurus International introduces the PT132 Millennium in .32 ACP and the 7-shot Model 617 MULTI  and Model 617 MULTI-C revolvers in .357 Magnum. 2002:  Taurus International introduces the Taurus Hex, a new line of .45 ACP weaponry featuring all-copper hollow-point bullets produced by Barnes Bullets.  The partially unseen hammer 5-shot Protector revolver series is introduced with the  .38 Special Model 851, Model 851UL, and Model 851ULT, as well as the .357 Magnum Model 651 and Model 651Ti. The Ranging Bull-series is expanded to include the 8-shot .218 Bee Model 218 Raging Bee, the 8-shot .30 Carbine Model 30C Raging Thirty, and the six-shot .41 Magnum Model 416 Raging Bull. The Silhouette revolver series is expanded to include the .17 HMR Model 17 and the .218 Bee Model 217. The Tracker revolver series is expanded to include the .17 HMR Model 17, the .45 ACP Model 455, and the .45 Colt Model 460.   A new style thumb latch is introduced wideness the unshortened revolver line. On the semi-auto side, the new .22 LR PT922 is teased.  This is a 6” whisk variant of their existing rimfire conversion on a PT92C frame. 2003:  Taurus International introduces the Millennium Pro series of its existing Millennium line and the trademark new PT24/7 series in 9x19mm and .40 S&W.  https://patents.google.com/patent/US7690144B2 A completely new version of the .22 LR PT922 is teased.  It scrutinizingly looks like a polymer frame variant of the older PT52. The small-frame 8-shot Model 17C and Model 17UL in .17 HMR are introduced.  (The previous Tracker and Silhouette variants of the Model 17 are 7-shot revolvers built on larger frames.) The 5-shot 9x19mm Model 905 snubnose revolver is introduced.  The 5-shot .40 S&W Model 405 snubnose revolver is teased. Silhouette variants of the .30 Carbine Model 30C and the .454 Casull Model 454 are teased, as is a new forearm support bar.  By the end of the year, the Silhouette series is renamed the Hunter series. (The Silhouette-series was theoretically offered for the United Kingdom as the LBR-series, in combination with the forearm support bar.  The uneaten length of the whisk and support bar allows them to be Section 1 legal.  There moreover towards to be models made only for the UK like the 6-shot Model 456 in .45 ACP.) A 7-shot .218 Bee Model 218 Tracker is teased. In December, a new Disarmament Statute (Law no. 10.826) is passed and signed into law by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.  Among its many provisions, Article 55 allows the Army to prevent importation of foreign small stovepipe chambered for .40 S&W, giving Forjas Taurus an constructive monopoly for police organ sales.  Article 55 is described as the "Taurus Amendment" due to lobbying by the company's representatives, including retired Brigadier-General Antônio Roberto Nogueira Terra. From 1995-2001, Terra was throne of the Controlled Products InspectionWorkbench(DFPC) of the Ministry of Defense, which tried the import and export of small arms.  2004:  Teased semi-automatic pistols include the PT38S in .38 Super, a PT24/7 in .45 ACP, and yet flipside revision of the .22 LR PT922 is teased. Teased revolvers include a Colt SAA lookalike, the Gaucho, in .45 Colt, a .500 S&W Model 500 Raging Bull, a 6-shot .44 Magnum Model 444MULTI “Hip Carry,” and a .44 Magnum Model 44 Tracker. 2005:  New semi-automatic pistols include the PT1911 in .45 ACP, the single-stack PT745MeatyMillennium Pro in .45 ACP, and the PT909 in 9x19mm (basically a PT911 with a full-height frame.) The traditional double-action PT24/7 Pro series is introduced, including Long Slide (PLS) variants.   The Gaucho revolver is introduced in .357 Magnum and .44-40 Winchester. The 6” long/1.75” whisk Instant Backup revolver series is introduced in the 9x19mm Model 905 and the Model 17 as an 8-shot .17 HMR and a 9-shot .17 Hornady Mach2. The .410/2.5” shotshell/.45 Colt/.44-40 Winchester Model 4410 “44 Ten” is introduced in a Tracker variant and teased in a RagingManfulvariant. The TRIAD revolver series with a multi-caliber cylinder (9x19mm/.38 Super/.357 Magnum) is teased in Model 85 and Model 627 Tracker variants. In May, the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM)Workbenchcompletes its 1998 investigation into the allegations of Forjas Taurus shareholders versus Polimetal, Carlos Murgel, and Luis Estima.  The latter were accused of siphoning money from Taurus to Polimetal without providing any service in return. However, while Murgel and Estima are walked of very criminal violations due to insufficient evidence, the CVM states that they have longwinded their power of tenancy over Forjas Taurus and are engaging in management irregularities. Both are fined R$ 320,018.62 apiece. Forjas Taurus President/CEO Carlos Murgel dies in September.  Chairman of theWorkbenchLuis Estima takes over as visitor president.  Bob Morrison becomes President/CEO of Taurus International. 2006: The PT24/7 Pro is teased in .45 GAP.  Compact variants are made misogynist in 9x19mm and .40 S&W.  Full-size and meaty models with a Titanium slide are offered in 9x19mm. The PT1911 is teased in 9x19mm, .38 Super, and .40 S&W, as well as a  CCO-sized PT1911Meatyin .45 ACP. The PT58HC is introduced, which is basically a meaty PT58 slide on a full-height PT59 frame. New revolvers include the .460 S&W Magnum Model 465 Raging Bull.   The Model 4410 Tracker renamed the “Forty-Five/.410.” A 10mm revolver is teased in conventional and Tracker formats. The Taurus Tactical semester formed. 2007:  Modifications to existing pistols include the PT24/7 OSS variants with an double-dealing safety/decocker and PT1911 with a Picatinny Rail frame. The Model 4410 is officially redesignated the Model 4510 Judge.  Bob Morrison claims that the new name was derived from the interest shown by local judges in delivering the firearm in their courtroom. A 7-shot .223 Remington Model 223 RagingManfulis teased. 2008: The hammer-fired, traditional double-action, polymer-frame PT800-series is introduced.  It includes the 9x19mm PT809, the .40 S&W PT840, and the .45 ACP PT845.  Bob Morrison teases the possibility of a 10mm Model 810. The 9x19mm PT917 is introduced, which is roughly a PT92C slide on a finger-grooved, full-height PT92 frame.  (Eventually the finger grooved frame will be dropped.) The PT1911 is now offered with Aluminum frames. New revolvers include the 6-shot .38 Special Model 856 misogynist in steel and “Hy-Lite” Magnesium frames, Judge Magnum models chambered for the .410/3” shotshell, and an UltraLite Judge. Teased revolvers include the Model 590 Tracker for the recently revived 5mm Remington Rimfire Magnum and the Model 327 for the newly introduced .327 Federal Magnum. 2009:  The PT700-series is expanded to include two new variant lines.  The “Slim” variants (9x19mm PT709 and PT709Ti) are striker-fired, traditional double-action, single-stack polymer-frame models.  The smaller “TCP” (TaurusMeatyPistol) variants are the .380 ACP PT738 and PT738Ti, which are hammer-fired, DAO, single-stack polymer-frame models.  The new .45 ACP PT2045 is introduced. The PT24/7 Pro LS is offered in .38 Super, and the PT24/7 ProMeatyis misogynist in .45 ACP. The 9x19mm PT609Ti Pro is introduced to the US market.  (The PT600-series has been misogynist on the world market since at least 2006, including 9x19mm PT609 and .40 S&W PT640.  The PT600-series are Millennium variants built off of the larger Picatinny Rail frames of the PT145.  The larger frame allows use of the higher topics PT24/7C magazine tubes.) Polymer-frame “Poly” versions of the PT22 and PT25 are introduced. The PT1911 is reintroduced in 9x19mm and .38 Super, and the new widebody PT1911HC 12-shot .45 ACP is announced. New Judge-series revolvers include ported, whatsit rail variants of the Model 4510TKR and the reduced profile Model 4510PD and Model 4510PD-Ti “Public Defender.” Nine-shot Tracker models are offered with the .22 LR Model 990, .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Model 991, and 5mm Remington Rimfire Magnum Model 590. Forjas Taurus introduces the PT100P and PT101P “Plus” variants equipped with a new frame offering a Picatinny Rail and finger-grooves.   The Plus-series somehow manage to squeeze flipside five rounds into the magazine. (It appears to use a slightly fatter frame and magazine.)   The PT638 in .380 ACP is moreover introduced. 2010:  The PT24/7 G2-series is introduced with Full-size, Long Slide andMeatyvariants in either TDA, DAO, or SAO configurations.https://patents.google.com/patent/US8925232B2 PT800-seriesMeatyvariants are introduced, including the 9x19mm PT809C, the .40 S&W PT840C, and the .357 SIG PT857C.  Rounding out the PT800-series are the .22 LR PT822 and PT822LS models, as well as conversion units for existing centerfire PT800-series pistols. The PT700 Thin-series is expanded to include the .40 S&W PT740 and the .380 ACP PT708.  New Judge-series models include the Model 4510PD-UL Public Defender UltraLite and the Model 4510PLY Public Defender Polymer. https://patents.google.com/patent/US8826578https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2011085457A1 The Raging Judge models are finally introduced with the 6-shot .410/3” shotshell/.454 Casull Model 513 Raging Judge Magnum and the 7-shot .410/2.5” shotshell/.45 Colt Model 513UL Raging Judge UltraLite. The Model 85PLY Protector Polymer is moreover introduced. The sole surviving founder of Polimetal, Luis Estima, announces his intent to step lanugo as Forjas Taurus' president/CEO within.  However, he intends to remain as Chairman of theWorkbenchof Directors. Estima's transition is part of the terms for Taurus' pending membership in Bovespa's “New Market.”  Estima currently holds 94.1% of Taurus' voting shares and 31.4% of the total capital. Bovespa's rules demand the conversion of all wanted shares to worldwide shares with voting rights. The visitor has moreover raised R$ 100 million via unsecured bonds. 2011:  The metal/polymer frame PT2011-series is introduced, including the PT2011H “DT Hybrid” (9x19mm and .40 S&W) and the PT2011 “DT Integral” (.380 ACP, 9x19mm, and .40 S&W.)  The PT700 G2 Slim-series is introduced with the 9x19mm PT709G2 and the .40 S&W PT740G2. Other new semi-automatic pistol variants include the .380 ACP PT638 ProMeatyand the .32 ACP PT732 TCP. New revolver variants include the .44 Special Model 445UL, the .40 S&W Model 405, and the .357 Magnum Model 605PLY Protector Polymer and Model 605PLY-DT (the latter has a reversed Colt-style cylinder rotation.) The Instant Backup-series is revived with .380 ACP Model 380IB Mini Revolver. The Model 992 Tracker is introduced featuring a pair of quick-change cylinders for the .22 LR and the .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire. The Model 528 Raging Judge XXVIII in 28 Gauge shotshell is teased. Bob Morrison retires as Taurus International's President/CEO.  Morrison selects Mark Kresser as his successor. Forjas Taurus takes on R$ 165 million in debt from its parent visitor Polimetal.  This raises Taurus's debt from R$ 183.3 million to R$ 348.3 million. Part of the debt is blamed upon the loans that Polimetal first took out in 1977 to buy out Bangor Puntas' interest in Taurus, followed subsequent loans Luis Estima took out in the early 1990s and in 2005 to buy out the shares formerly owned by his two late partners Herbert Haupt and Carlos Murgel.  In return, Estima is to step lanugo as visitor president and will transfer increasingly than half of the company's worldwide shares to other shareholders, leaving him with only 43.8% remaining. 2012:  In January, Forjas Taurus purchases  Steelinject, flipside Brazilian MIM manufacturer.  In April, Taurus International buys Heritage Manufacturing, Inc. In September, the Heritage plant is relocated from Opa Locka, FL to the Taurus plant in Miami. Brazilian laws regarding foreign investment in domestic factories is loosened. 2013:  The Millenium G2-series is introduced in 9x19mm and .40 S&W.   In January, Taurus Holdings enters into anTry-onfor Exclusive Global Distribution with Diamondback Firearms LLC. The Steelinject plant in Caxias do Sul is relocated to Forjas Taurus' São Leopoldo plant. The Rossi long stovepipe production line is moreover relocated to the São Leopoldo plant.  Plans are prepared to sooner move all of Forjas Taurus' firearm production from the Porto Alegre plant to the São Leopoldo plant. The São Paulo State Military Police (PMSP) recall all 98,000 Taurus PT24/7 DS pistols in their inventory.  It had been discovered that some of the pistols could be fired without the trigger stuff pulled, plane with the transmission safety engaged.  In December, the Brazilian Ministry of Defense certifies Forjas Taurus as a Strategic Defense Company.  This qualifies Taurus for future domestic military contracts.  2014:  The Model 85VTA View revolver is introduced.  It is later replaced by a “No View” variant, with the well-spoken polymer sideplate replaced with a conventional metal substitute. In July, the Brazilian weaponry manufacturer Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos (CBC) buys out Chairman Luis Estima's remaining Forjas Taurus stock.  Combined with older stock purchases, this makes CBC the majority owner of Forjas Taurus. (Estima was once in hot water over using Estimapar's (a family-owned holding company) voting rights to woodcut a shareholder investigation into the questionable sale of Taurus's Máquinas Ferramenta  (machine tool) semester in 2012/2013 to hibernate an equally questionable loan made in 2004 leading to the vanquishment of Wotan Máquinas. In November, Estima resigns from theWorkbenchof Directors, and a month later, Taurus shareholders stipulate to file a lawsuit versus Estima.) The new owners purge Taurus International's leadership.  Anthony Acitelli replaces Mark Kresser as President/CEO. A patent unromantic for a two-shot revolver design.https://patents.google.com/patent/US9316452B2 2015:  The PT180CRVL Curve pistol in .380 ACP is introduced.https://patents.google.com/patent/US8720094https://patents.google.com/patent/US8733008https://patents.google.com/patent/US8752322B2https://patents.google.com/patent/US8966799https://patents.google.com/patent/US9127903https://patents.google.com/patent/USD687505S1 New variants of existing models include the Model 85ULCH revolver with a removable hammer spur. https://patents.google.com/patent/US20180010873A1 The PT738WGS is introduced with flip-out 'wings' to squire in racking the slide.https://patents.google.com/patent/US9239207https://patents.google.com/patent/US9546843 Forjas Taurus confirms its plans to move all of its firearm production from the Porto Alegre plant to the São Leopoldo plant by early 2016. Forjas Taurus introduces the PT838 in .380 ACP in other markets. In May, Taurus International agrees to a $39 million settlement in the Carter v. Taurus matriculation whoopee lawsuit.  Besides the shyster payments of $9 million, $30 million in mazuma will be set whispered to imbricate payments to owners of the pursuit models - PT111, PT132, PT138, PT140, PT145, PT609, PT640, PT745, and PT24/7 - including the Pro variants.  (The G2 variants are not involved.) The owners may return their pistols for repair or a refund. The refund is ridiculously low, starting at a maximum of $200, but potentially scaling as low as $150 depending upon the number of refunds demanded.  If the pistol cannot be repaired, it will be replaced with a new production equivalent model, such as a Millennium G2. The expectation was that most returned pistols would be replaced as Taurus had not yet ripened a fix for the issue. It is unscientific that if all of the unauthentic pistols (nearly a million) are returned for replacement, the final forfeit might be as upper as $239 million.http://web.archive.org/web/20180422185324/http://www.tauruscartersettlement.com/ 2016:   In July, the Sergipe State Federal Public Prosecutor's Office opens a Public Civil Inquiry to investigate the Brazilian Army's oversight of the quality of small stovepipe and weaponry provided to Brazilian law enforcement agencies.  As mentioned earlier, Brazilian firms like Forjas Taurus and CBC have held a vital monopoly for decades due to the laws passed in the mid-1960s. The inquiry was launched in response to a request from the Sergipe Civil Police's Grupo Especial de Repressão e Busca (GERB) tactical unit to procure non-Brazilian pistols due to their lack of conviction in their issue Taurus PT24/7 PLS pistols. In October, the Federal District Prosecutor's Office opens a Public Civil Inquiry to investigate the use and employment of Taurus' small stovepipe by the Federal District Civil Police; whether it is necessary to replace the Taurus weapons; Taurus' responsibility for the accidents experienced by the DF Civil Police; the relationship of the upper prices paid for the Taurus products and the company's monopoly position; and the injury to the public opinion of the DF caused by the vanquishment of needing equipment. The State of São Paulo suspends Forjas Taurus' worthiness to bid on state contracts for two years in response to sanctions issued by the São Paulo Military Police (PMESP.)  The Brazilian Army bans the commercial sale of the PT24/7. 2017:  The new T-series semi-auto pistols are teased in full-size and meaty models in  .380 ACP, 9x19mm, and .40 S&W. These include the hammer-fired TH-series and the striker-fired TS-series. (The TS-series is based on Wilhelm Bubits' BB6 design.)https://patents.google.com/patent/US20180031341A1 The .380 ACP Spectrum-series is teased.  The Spectrum is the first Taurus firearm to be completely designed within the US.https://patents.google.com/patent/US20180112945 Forjas Taurus introduces the PT838C in .380 ACP. Work begins between the Brazilian Congress and the Ministry of Defense to update R105 to loosen the rules on importation of foreign stovepipe and ammunition. In July, the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office in Sergipe issues its findings from its year long investigation.  It includes a wide-stretching list of failures experienced nationwide with firearms from Taurus and IMBEL, as well as weaponry from CBC.  It moreover accuses the domestic firms of price gouging due to their monopoly position. (Note that the Taurus models listed plane include the legacy metal-frame pistols as well as the newer PT800-series, not just the Millennium and 24/7-series  pistols previously recalled in the US.) The prosecutor in tuition of the investigation, Lívia Nascimento Tinôco, requests a judicial injunction to prevent domestic sales of the PT24/7 PLS, PT840, PT740, PT640, PT100P, and PT100 pistols (as well as the MT40 SMG and CT30 and CT40 carbines) until quality tenancy is improved.   Taurus is to issue a national recall of these models for repair, replacement, or refund. Moreover, the Brazilian Army is to be restricted from using R105 to prevent the importation of foreign small stovepipe and ammunition. Finally, Tinôco requests that Taurus and the Brazilian Army be fined R$ 45 million in damages.https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mpf.mp.br%2Fse%2Fsala-de-imprensa%2Fdocs%2Facp-taurus In response, the 2nd FederalMagistrateorders Taurus to come up with a plan to recall the 10 models within 90 days, but declines to order a stop of domestic sales.  Taurus appeals the ruling, and in November, flipside magistrate strikes lanugo the recall order.  Anthony Acitelli resigns as President/CEO of Taurus International to take a position with Remington Outdoor.  The company's Executive VP/CFO, David Blenker, is tapped as Acitelli's replacement. Blenker has served as visitor CFO for the last 20 years. 2018:  New semi-auto pistols include the 9x19mm G2c-series. The TH9 and TH9c are introduced on the US market. The PT1911 is offered in Commander and Officer ACP size variants. New revolvers include the .44 Magnum Model 44H Raging Hunter and the 7-shot Model 692 with quick-change cylinders for .357 Magnum and 9x19mm. Taurus reduces its Unlimited Lifetime Repair policy to one year for all new firearms models introduced without January 1, 2017. In April, Taurus International announces its official intent to move its US headquarters from Miami, FL to Bainbridge, GA. Something is brewing at Forjas Taurus, with shareholders stuff asked to voting on waffly the company's charter, including renaming the company.  TheWorkbenchof Directors wants to waif the word “Forjas” as the visitor stopped providing forgings to third parties in 2014.  Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Daniel Where can people find you? LooseRounds.com Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com  Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, taurus, daniel watters, weerd beard, revolvers, history series 2 Comments Handgun Radio 207 - Mouse Guns Part Deux! July 9, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.  This week its Mouse Guns Part Deux! Small Guns in Big Calibers! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches!  ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon  Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! Week in Review: Ryan: Repaired a rotten fence in my backyard…..I am worn-out and sunburnt. Weer’d: Just got when from a children’s birthday party.  Mini-golf and sugar overload. Didn’t go as bad as I had expected,  everybody behaved themselves and had a good time.Also I’m proud to say that my daughter earned a yellow whup at her Martial Arts school.   It’s a very tomfool school that does mostly MMA training, and the Instructor is all well-nigh practical self defense,  and he’s an NRA instructor. Drink: So I’ve been thinking well-nigh this overly since I made a rhubarb crumble spiced with cardamom.   They went so well together, I’ve been thinking well-nigh my snifter of Ransom Old Tom Gin. I’ve never mixed this gin with anything surpassing so I was a bit nervous that I might have wasted some expensive gin.Nope, it’s AWESOME!2oz Ransom Old Tom Gin1oz Fresh Lime juice0.5 oz Rhubarb Syrup Main Topic: Mouse Guns Part DeuxThis time we decided to take a variegated tideway to “mouse guns”. Small guns in big calibers. And when we say small, Glock Subcompact is the uppermost size limit. I know some people may not say they are “mouse guns”. Smith & Wesson Shield Sig Sauer P290 & P365 Kimber Micro 9 & small “1911” 9mm’s Springfield XDS Rorhbaugh R9(Now Remington RM380)http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/11/eric-nelson/gun-review-rohrbaugh-r9s-stealth/http://www.mouseguns.com/PocketAutoComparison.pdf  Kahr Guns (CM9, PM45, etc) Glock Subcompacts (26,27, so on) Heizer & Pocket AR Beretta Pistols (Nano) Kel Tec PF9 & P11https://www.weerdworld.com/2014/a-little-gun-geekery/  Walther PPS .357 J-Frames & Misc Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube! Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com  Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, mouse guns, big calibers, small, guns, weerd villus 1 Comment Handgun Radio 206 - Making The Most Of Your Gun Store & TrainingWitsJune 24, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we discuss making the most of your gun store wits and choosing a trainer!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: BIRTHDAY BASH! (Music, Fire, Smoked Pork BBQ chicken) Got 100 rounds of 9mm and a nice smith and wesson tshirt!-Replaced Batteries in dads Kimber. Weerd Drink Segment: BourbonFarmgirl Nancy:  Mezcal, Muddled Cucumber and Ginger, Lime Juice, Honey Simple Syrup.Main Topic: Making the Most of Your Gun Store & Training Experience!-Dont be wrung to ask for help!-Dont be an A-hole.-You don’t know everything-Neither does the employee overdue the counter (but they still most likely are pretty knowledgeable)-Know your prices surpassing going in.-Try to support your local gun store in little ways, plane if you arent ownership a gun. Accessories, ammo, etc. Anything goes a long way toward making sure we have strong local shops instead of incompetent big box stores.-Understand that a gunstore is still a merchantry with a marrow line, and understand what constitutes a reasonable value/price when it comes to a purchase or trade.-Muzzle Control, make sure the firearm is clear. The “gun store handshake”. (Cop Desk Pop)-Recommending the snubby .38 to the “lil ol lady”Choosing a Trainer:We know to stay in our lane….so here is some wisdom From Nick at Practically Tactical:1. An instructor who still trains2. An instructor who says you need to train with others aka not dogmatic3. Has a unrepealable value of credibility/reputation as a unconfined instructor. Not just “nra certifies”Another important one, which is a unconfined talking  point that most don’t think about, is the instructor you segregate is a reflection of your character. Imagine that instructor having to come to magistrate and help defend you. If you wouldn’t want that instructor in front of a judge and DA, probably shouldn’t train with that person.DA would paint a bad picture in a magistrate specimen if you segregate a bad instructor.Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun Radio, Ryan Michad, Trainin, Training, Weerd Beard, Bourbon, Mezcal, Revolvers, Handguns Handgun Radio 205 - Magmatics with Daniel Watters! June 18, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we are joined by Daniel Watters to discuss Magnum Automatics! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon \Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: working on a picket fence in my yard & getting the house summer ready.Weerd: had a ton of house guests over,  my house has been packed with people for the last few weeks.Daniel:Trammelsout the CNN P320 Report that lists increasingly recent LEO accidents and injuries.Drink Segment: Gin Cup (variation)The archetype Gin cup is 2oz Gin1oz Lemon Juice0.5oz Simple syrupMuddled with mint. I personally like that drink largest with lime juice rather than lemon.Tonight I realized that if you substitute rum for the gin, and rather than serving it straight up in a cocktail glass, you poured it in a collins glass over ice and topped with soda, that’s a Mojito.     So can you substitute the rum for the gin. You can...but I really prefer the gin. Listener Email:Name: Oddball noneSubject: Beretta 21a and drink segment gripeMessage: Just finished listening to episode 203, where, among other things, you guys discuss the Beretta 21a Bobcat. You guys missed a key feature! Unloading the gun is fun. I've found, with mine, that if I hit the lever to rationalization the whisk to tip up and I don't have a finger in the way, the spring tension causes the whisk to flip up with unbearable gravity that the chambered round gets flung out and goes sailing lanugo range.I do have a complaint with the drink segment. The aviation sounded tasty, so I decided to buy the ingredients and try it. Unfortunately, I've discovered that cap on the Luxardo snifter is sharp unbearable that, if you aren't paying sustentation and pinch your finger in between the cap and bottle, it will quickly requite you a nasty cut on your finger tip when latter the bottle. I believe the only solution to this is to demand that Weer'd make my cocktails the next time we meet.Keep up the good work,Oddball HawthornSmall-timeRemoval:X18 looks like a promising solution Might as well have a little fun with it! Hi Ryan, if you’re talking well-nigh just killing a bush, glyphosates such as Roundup should be a systemic killer.  It inhibits amino wounding synthesis, starving the plant of necessary towers blocks. Copper nails moreover skiver the whole plant.   Physically removing it?  I can’t help there, sorry.Keep up the good work!Robert Main Topic: Magmatics - The Magnum Semi-Auto PistolsGabbett-Fairfax Mars (Webley & Scott M1899/M1900 and Mars Automatic Pistol Syndicate M1901/M1906)Hugh William Gabbett-FairfaxLong-Recoil, RotatingVendibles/ Single-Action 8.5mm: 139-150gr at 1,550-1,750 fpshttps://translate.google.com&sl=es&sp=nmt4&u=http://www.municion.org/mars/8_5Mars.htm 9mm: 154-160 gr at 1,400-1,650 fpshttps://translate.google.com&sl=es&sp=nmt4&u=http://www.municion.org/mars/9x26.htm .360: 155-160 gr at 1,470-1,640 fpshttps://translate.google.com&sl=es&sp=nmt4&u=http://www.municion.org/mars/360Mars.htm 10mm: 160-175 gr at 1,300 fps .450 Short: ~220 grhttps://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=http://www.municion.org/mars/450MarsShort.htm .450 Long: 216-250 gr at up to 1,250 fpshttps://translate.google.com&sl=es&sp=nmt4&u=http://www.municion.org/mars/450MarsLong.htm .472: Unknown but proposed at 1,000fps Forward-mounted rotary magazine concepts from 1895 to 1897:https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189518686A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18970105&DB=&locale=en_EP# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189617672A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18971110&DB=&locale=en_EP# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189617809A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18971111&DB=&locale=en_EP# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189617808A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18971111&DB=&locale=en_EP#(Note the high-capacity conveyor whup concept) https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189621664A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18971230&DB=&locale=en_EP# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189716855A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18980716&DB=&locale=en_EP# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189716853A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18980716&DB=&locale=en_EP# First magazine in the grip prototype in .360 Mars submitted to Thomas W. Webley (Webley & Scott Revolver &StovepipeCo.) in May 1898:https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189809066# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189809067# https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189809068A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18990415&DB=&locale=en_EP# Detachable stock (1898):https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189808929A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18990415&DB=&locale=en_EP# Jacketed Hollow-Point (1899):https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=189904426A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=18990429&DB=&locale=en_EP# 1899: Webley & Scott produce twelve prototype pistols chambered in 8.5mm, 9mm, .360, 10mm, and .450 Long. Original “production” model (1900):https://patents.google.com/patent/US684055 https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=190014777A&KC=A&FT=D&ND=3&date=19010810&DB=&locale=en_EP# 1901: Mars Automatic Pistol Syndicate formed. At least 56 pistols were made, chambered for 8.5mm, 9mm, .360, .450 Long, and .450 Short. The 10mm Mars was dropped. A .472 Mars cartridge was proposed as March 1901 but its minutiae was theoretically never finished. 1903: Bankruptcy – Gabbett-Fairfax's patent rights personal by creditors, and the Mars Automatic Pistol Syndicate continues under the new owners. Improved diamond by Clement Brown (1906):https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?II=0&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=19060927&CC=GB&NR=190525656A&KC=A# 1907: Production of the Mars pistol ends. KimballStovepipe(1955-1958)John W. KimballDelayed-Blowback, Grooved Chamber and FloatingWhisk/ Single-Action .30 Carbine (Other chamberings had been promised, such as .22 Hornet and .38 Special) http://www.rockislandauction.com/viewitem/aid/55/lid/816http://www.gunsmagazine.com/1958issues/G1058.pdf#page=48https://www.google.com/patents/US2781697https://www.google.com/patents/US2846926https://www.google.com/patents/US2870562 Fred Stevens (1957)Gas-Operated, Tilting Breech / Traditional Double-Action .357 Magnum https://www.google.com/patents/US3069976https://www.google.com/patents/US3143819 Charlie Petty's interview with Fred Stevens can be found in the Nov/Dec 1983 issue of American Handgunner.https://www.americanhandgunner.com/1983issues/HND83.pdf#page=32 NAACO Brigadier (1959)Short-Recoil, Linkless TiltingWhisk/ Traditional Double-Action .45 NAACO: 230 gr at 1,600 fps One pistol built, with a carbine conversion (Borealis) proposed. Displayed and demonstrated with unconfined fanfare in December 1959. With tepid military interest shown at the demonstration, the investors quickly sealed their checkbooks. NAACO files for bankruptcy 3 months later. Auto MagHarry Sanford and Max GeraShort-Recoil / Single-Action Auto Mag Corp. (1970-1972: Pasadena, CA).44 AMP (Production).357 AMP (Production).300 AMP (Prototype).45 ACP (Five known prototypes, but proposed for production) Trust Deed Estates (North Hollywood CA / El Monte CA) Lee Jurras (Auto Mag distributor).41 JMPhttps://www.amtguns.net/articles/lee-jurras/ Kent Lomont (Auto Mag custom builds).30 LMP.25 LMP.22 LMP.45 AMP (Prototype)https://www.amtguns.net/articles/kent-lomont/ High Standard (Rebadged TDE production assembled with their input) TDE-Ordnance Manufacturing Corp. - El Monte CA)B-Series (Solid vendibles and other changes) Ordnance Manufacturing Corp. (OMC – El Monte CA) Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT – El Monte CA / Covina CA)C-Series, Limited editions and custom builds.45 AMP (1980: Prototype).45 Win Mag (1980: Prototype) IrwindaleStovepipeInc. (iAi - Irwindale CA)Automag II-IV AMT (Irwindale CA)Auto Mag limited editionAutomag II-V Brian Maynard (MaynardStovepipeCompany - Auto Mag custom builds)8mm KMP (Eric Kincel).40 KMP (Eric Kincel).475 AMP Galena Industries (Irwindale CA / Sturgis SD)Auto Mag limited editionAutomag II-IV High Standard (Houston TX)Automag II Auto MagX (Max Gera) Auto Mag Ltd. Corp. (ExcelStovepipe– Florence SC) https://patents.google.com/patent/US3780618Ahttps://patents.google.com/patent/US3889574Ahttps://patents.google.com/patent/USD228757Shttps://www.amtguns.net/articles/bruce-stark/max-gera-interview/https://www.amtguns.net/articles/ The 1980s/90s vintage Automag II, III, IV, and V were unrelated designs, credited to AMT's Larry Grossman. https://patents.google.com/patent/USD316587S Automag II (1986: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire / Delayed Blowback)https://americanhandgunner.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/HJF88.pdf#page=44Automag III (1989: .30 Carbine and 9mm Winchester Magnum / Short-Recoil, Tilting Barrel)Automag IV (1990: 10mm iAi Magnum and .45 Winchester Magnum / Wildcats: 9x30mm Dillon and .40 KMP / Short Recoil, Tilting Barrel)Automag V (1993-1995: .50WhoopeeExpress / 1998: .440 CorBon / Short Recoil, Tilting Barrel) Jeffredo GunsightVisitorJ-Mag (Mid-1970s to late 1980s)John JeffredoShort-recoil, Rotating whisk / Single ActionConversions for the M1911 frame .45 J-Mag original / .41, 9mm, .308, .257, and 5.56mm variants widow later (We might mention the .451 Detonics Magnum, which was inspired by the J-Mag. This laid the groundwork for the later .45 Super, .450 SMC, and .460 Rowland. These moreover inspired necked lanugo variants like the .40 Super, the stillborn .464 Rowland, and the .38 Casull.) WildeyWildey Moore (with spare work by Bob Hillberg)Gas-operated, RotatingVendibles/ Traditional Double-Action .45 Winchester Magnum (Production)9mm Winchester Magnum (Prototype) .475 Wildey Magnum – 250 gr at 1,763 fps / 300 gr at 1,533 fps.30 Wildey Magnum – 110 gr at 2,315 fps.357 Peterbuilt (.357 Wildey Magnum) – Originally named for Wildey employee Peter Hylenski – 125 gr at 2,370 fps / 158 gr at 2,123 fps.41 Wildey Magnum (10mm Wildey Magnum) – 200 gr at 1,842 fps / 220 gr at 1,792 fps.44 Wildey Magnum (11mm Wildey Magnum) – 200 gr at 2,027 fps / 240 gr at 1,740 fps .45 Wildey Magnum – 250 gr at 1,730 fps .357 AMP.44 AMP ~1971: Moore convinces FFV to let him send gas-operated 9x19mm prototype pistols to Jeff Cooper and George Nonte. 1974: Moore begins filling patents for his new pistol design. ~1976: Moore forms Wildey Firearms Company, Inc. and contracts with Bellmore, Johnson Tool Co. for spare minutiae work. 1977: Winchester reveals new .45 Win Mag and 9mm Win Mag cartridges under minutiae for Wildey. 1978: Since BJT will not commit to full-production, Moore sets up own manufacturing facility in Chesire CT. April 1982: First production pistols made. Late 1982/Early 1983: Hostile takeover by investors results in bankruptcy and ouster of Moore. New visitor (IFD) is worked and production equipment moved to Newburgh NY. Other potential investors side with Moore to create BPM Joint Venture (Bennett, Pennington, and Moore.) June 1983: Wildey, Inc. worked to produce a new magnum pistol design, the Revelation.https://americanhandgunner.com/1985issues/HND85.pdf#page=92 1984: BPM dissolved due to lawsuit from IFD. 1985: Moore contacted by Cannon Productions for original Wildey .45 Win Mag pistol to use as a prop in Death Wish III. As IFD currently owns the right to the pistol in that chambering, Moore proposes his new wildcat, the .475 Wildey Magnum. April 1987: Former BPM partners help Moore finance buyout of IFD to regain rights to the original pistol design. May 1989: Wildey, Inc makes public offering.Unbearablefunds are raised to start new production facility in New Milford CT 1996: Bob Serva purchases Wildey, Inc. Wildey F.A., Inc. is formed. 2011: Wildey F.A., Inc. closes. 2015: USA Firearms Corp. purchases rights to the Wildey pistol. 2016: Production of the Wildey pistol resumes. https://www.google.com/patents/US3988964https://www.google.com/patents/US4208947https://www.google.com/patents/US4221066https://www.google.com/patents/US4291481https://www.google.com/patents/US4373423https://www.google.com/patents/US4638581 https://web.archive.org/web/20070306073908/http://www.wildeyguns.com/wildey.htmlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20080704190846/http://www.wildeyguns.com/datafiles/BALLISTICS.pdf https://americanhandgunner.com/1984issues/HMA84.pdf#page=48 Magmatic (Late 1970s - Early 1980s)Jon PowerGas-Operated, RotatingVendibles/ Single-Action Some suggest that it was the understructure for Bernie White's Desert Eagle, but I have my doubts. The Magmatic was rather elegant, like an oversized Colt Woodsman. .44 Magnum.45 Colt Coonan (Announced 1980)Dan CoonanShort-Recoil, TiltingWhisk/ Single Action Model A (1983: Traditional Browning swinging link)Model B (1985: Linkless barrel)Cadet (1993:Meatyvariant)Classic (1994: Carry-Comp variant)Classic (2009: Revised Model B)Compact (2009: Revised Cadet) .357 Magnum (Production).41 Magnum (1998: Rimless Prototype) 1985: Dan Coonan sells CoonanStovepipeto Bill Davis1990: Coonan leaves company1994: CoonanStovepipefiles Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Purchased by JS Worldwide Distribution.1998: Both CoonanStovepipeand JS Worldwide are dissolved.2009: Coonan, Inc. worked by Dan Coonan, Dave Neville, and Gordy Davis. https://patents.google.com/patent/US4329802A https://americanhandgunner.com/1983issues/HMJ83.pdf#page=40 Grizzly Win Mag (1982: North American Mfg. / 1983-1999: LAR)Perry ArnettShort-Recoil, TiltingWhisk/ Single Action Mark I (9mm Winchester Magnum, .357 Magnum, .357/45 Grizzly Magnum, and .45 Winchester Magnum)Mark II (fixed sight Mark I)Mark IV (1991: .44 Magnum)Mark V (1993: .50WhoopeeExpress) https://patents.google.com/patent/US4222308https://patents.google.com/patent/US4253377Ahttps://grizzlypistol.blogspot.com/2007/01/arnett-patent-multi-caliber-conversion.htmlhttps://grizzlypistol.blogspot.com/2007/02/arnett-patent-system-grizzly-technology.htmlhttps://americanhandgunner.com/1985issues/HJF85.pdf#page=34https://americanhandgunner.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/HJA87.pdf#page=94 Perry Arnett – Custom BrowningUpperPower chambered in 9mm Win Mag John Martz – Custom Luger Parabellum chambered in .357 Magnum Magnum Research Desert EagleBernard C. White, with later diamond work by Ilan ShalevGas-Operated, RotatingVendibles/ Single Action The original diamond is credited to Bernard C. White, who holds US Patent #4,563,937. https://patents.google.com/patent/US4563937A While working at IMI, Ilan Shalev received his own US patent related to improvements to White's design: #4,619,184. Shalev was moreover a member of the diamond team responsible for the Negev LMG and the Timberwolf pump-action rifle. https://patents.google.com/patent/US4619184A Eagle prototypes: Work begins in 1979. The initial prototype is ready in 1981, and is displayed at SHOT Show 1982. IMI is bought in to refine the pistol for productionMark I (1983)Mark VII (1989)Mark XIX (1995) IMI (1983 - 1995)Saco Defense (1995 – 1998: Saco was bought by Colt in 1998, and later sold to General Dynamics in 2000.)IMI (1998 - 2005)IWI (2005 - 2009)MRI (2009 - Present) .357 Magnum (1983).44 Magnum (Announced 1986 / Production 1987).41 Magnum (1988).357/44 Bain & Davis (1989 Prototype).50WhoopeeExpress (1989 Prototype / 1991 Production).440 CorBon (1997) https://americanhandgunner.com/1982issues/HMJ82.pdf#page=49 Taurus – Prototype PT92 in .357 Magnum (Late 1980s) 10mm Devel MagnumCharlie Kelsey and George Reynolds There was moreover supposedly a companion carbine. https://www.google.com/patents/US4909129https://www.google.com/patents/US4974356 Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Daniel Watters www.looserounds.com 5.56timeline  Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com  Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, daniel watters, weerd beard, magnum, automatics, magmatics Handgun Radio 204 - Imitation June 7, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we talk well-nigh copies of handguns? Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! 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It is a very wieldy cocktail as the one exotic ingredient is pretty easy to find these days.2oz New Amsterdam Gin1oz Lemon Juice0.5 oz Rhubarb SyrupOptional Fee Brothers Celery Bitters which is what I’m using,  but I saw this Cardamom Bitters which I imagine would work amazingly well. The Rubarb syrup is very easy,  the nonflexible part is finding Rhubarb, but I think you can find it in most grocery stores these days has it, and you don’t need much.I used well-nigh 4oz of fresh rhubarb diced finely in a half-cup of sugar.    Then just mix them up and let them sit, and the sugar will leech out most of the water form the rhubarb and you should only need to add a little water to dissolve the rest of the sugar. Main Topic: ImitationsFEG Hi-Powers-Pietta-Colt 1903’s-Taurus Revolvers & S&W Taurus-Taurus Semi-Autos & Beretta -Beretta 1951 & Tariq-Erma Luger-LCP & Kel Tec Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, weerd beard, imitations Handgun Radio 203 - Handguns for Non-Gun People May 28, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we talk well-nigh handguns for non-gun people! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: Sparks From Titanium Firing PinFrom Daniel Watters:Some metals just spark increasingly than others on impact or under friction. If I understand correctly, these metals have typically worked a passivated oxide layer over their surface. However, when friction or impact unravel off tiny fragments of the metal, the metal can ignite from the combination of heat and the sudden exposure of the non-passivated surface to oxygen. -Magmatics episode -Email from William: Name: William Message: Just started listening to the show and I love it--working my way through your shows from the beginning. I was so excited to hear well-nigh the $179 deal for a woebegone powder gun and kit on Brownells, but I seem that deal is long gone. Most of their woebegone powder guns are out of stock now. Weerd:Drink Segment:   Desert Diamond Distillery Kingman ArizonaHGR 203 - Handguns for Non-Gun PeopleS&W M&P Shield EZRuger LCR or Full-size steel-frame revolverGlock 17/19 or S&W M&P 9/9c https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/mp-9-m20-36-compactRuger Security 9Taurus PLY22 or Beretta 21a  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heCm9rbF2Y0  https://www.gunauction.com/buy/9004378 Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube! Weer’d  http://www.weerdworld.com  and Assorted Calibers Podcast: https://www.assortedcalibers.com  Until Next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!  In Handgun Radio Tags Handgun Radio, Ryan Michad, Weerd Beard, Handguns for non gun people Handgun Radio 202 - NRA Show 2018 with WeerdVillusMay 20, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week, we discuss Weerd Beard’s trip to NRA Show 2018 in Dallas!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! 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We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: -Colt Cobra .38 and S&W EZ .380-Brazil Woman Shoots Robber Happy Mothers Day!Weerd:Drink Segment:Old Fashioned CocktailOld Fashioned GlassesCobbler Shaker  or Boston ShakerGraduated JiggerSqueeze BottlesJuicer Main Topic: NRA Show 2018SIG P365S&W Shield EZ,  S&W M19 returns,  S&W 360Cabot FirearmsRuger KanikKahrStovepipeColorSpecimenHardeningBondStovepipeBullpupUltimate ArmsCaracalNAATatiana WhitlockWrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube! In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, nra 2018 Handgun Radio 201 - Commercial 1911 Production History with Daniel Watters May 6, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week, we discuss the Commercial history of the 1911 pistol with Daniel Watters!!!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: Cpl. Cole & ManhuntDaniel:  Not MuchWeerd: Traveling,   Two weeks ago I was in Maine, last week I was in Vegas and Arizona with My wife for her Birthday,  next weekend I’ll be in Dallas for the NRAYearlyMeeting where I hope to see many listeners there!Drink Segment: The last week has been a boon for drinking,  so I’ll be talking well-nigh that for the next few shows.I think I’ll start out with the fact that I had one of my Holy Grail Cocktails for the first time While in Vegas.It’s the Aviation which is a pre-prohibition cocktail and it’s in the Savoy Cocktail typesetting which is the craft cocktail bible So the reason why I have never had one surpassing is the recipe is2oz Gin3/4oz Lemon Juice1/2oz Luxardo1/4oz Creme De Violette Creme De Violette is something I cannot find anywhere I look. But the Bartender asked if he could make one his way.  That’s:2oz Gin1oz Lemon Juice1/2oz Luxardo1/4oz ChambordSo not only is Chambord VERY worldwide (it’s a raspberry liqueur modeled without one made in france, but the stuff you can find here is 100% American made)   and its reasonable. So get this,  you can make this AMAZING cocktail in your home for short money!  So while some of these legends I’m giving the recipe for uses odd or expensive ingredients.   This is not.I’m using New Amsterdam gin which is well-nigh $9 for a fifth in New England,  Get a lemon, or just buy one of those plastic lemons, Luxardo used to be rare, but now any reasonably stocked liquor store has it for a reasonable price.   And remember you’re only going to it in small increments, same with the Chambord, buy the small bottle, it’ll last.hMain Topic:  The M1911 Extravaganza1911 - Colt M1910 trials model officially unexplored as the M1911 (March 29); First order received (April 21) 1912 - First production M1911 delivered to the US Army (January); Colt Government Model commercially introduced; SpringfieldStorehouse(MA) begins tooling up to produce M1911 under license. (December) Under the terms of the license agreement, the government must first reap 50,000 pistols from Colt. Afterwards, Springfield has the right to build one pistol for every two uninventive from Colt with a royalty of $2 per pistol. 1914 - SpringfieldStorehousebegins production of parts and well-constructed pistols 1914 to 1917 – Limited commercial sales of M1911 via the NRA 1917 - US military contracts to Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. (December) 1918 -SpareUS military contracts to North AmericanStovepipeCo. Ltd. (July), A.J. Savage Munitions Company, Winchester Repeating Arms, Caron Brothers Manufacturing, Burroughs Adding Machine Company, Lanston Monotype Machine Company, SavageStovepipeCompany, and NationalMazumaRegister Company. Most do not uncork production or make deliveries surpassing war ends; 169,164 issue M1911 reported lost, destroyed, or missing. 1919 - Production of US military M1911 ends at Colt and Remington-UMC 1924 - M1911A1 enters production 1929 - Colt Super .38 1931 - Colt Ace 1932 - Colt National Match 1934 - Colt Super Match 1935 - Colt Service Model Ace;Willowyrear sight introduced for National Match 1937 - Colt introduces the Swartz firing-pin safety (October) 1938 - Colt Conversion Unit .45 ACP - .22 LR and Conversion Unit .22 LR-.45 ACP 1940 - Singer (April) and Harrington & Richardson receive educational contracts 1941 - Singer completes contract 1942 - Production of civil Colt models cease; US military contracts let to Remington Rand (March), Union Switch & Signal (May), and Gun Company, Inc. (December) 1945 - Production of US military M1911A1 ends; Final production of Colt Service Model Ace 1946 - Production of Colt Government Models resumes 1947 - Final production of Colt Ace 1950 - Colt “Zephyr” Commander 1951 – First offering of 9x19mm in Colt Commander 1954 to 1968 - Renewed military interest results in official service-built National Match pistols. This results in a major increase in technical expertise and the production of match grade parts. 1957 - Colt National Match Gold Cup 1960 - Colt Gold Cup National Match Mid-Range 1963 – Colt Mark III Gold Cup National Match Mid-Range 1969 - Colt M1969 1971 - Colt Combat Commander; Colt Mk IV Series 70 introduced in Government Model and Gold Cup 1972 - Colt Government Model cataloged in 9x19mm 1974 - First printing mention of Detonics 1976 - Detonics Combat Master enters production 1977 - AMT Hardballer; EssexStovepipeCorp. 1978 - Colt Service Ace reintroduced; M-S Safari; Crown City Arms 1979 -Vega; AMT Hardballer Long Slide 1980 – Coonan 1981 - ODI Viking; AMT Skipper; M-S Safari line expands; Michigan Armament 1982 – Auto-Ordnance; Randall; Arminex Trifire; .451 Detonics Magnum; North American Mfg. Win Mag 1983 - Colt Mk IV Series 80; Colt Combat Grade; Detonics Scoremaster; Caspian Arms; LAR Grizzly (originally North American Mfg. Win Mag) 1984 - Randall Curtis E. LeMay 4-Star and left-hand models 1985 - Colt introduces the Officers ACP and an all-stainless steel Government Model; SpringfieldStorehouse(IL) imports rebranded pistols from IMBEL (Fabrica de Itajuba) of Brazil; Coonan Model B; Pachmayr Dominator 1986 - Colt Combat Elite; Detonics Servicemaster; SpringfieldStorehouseOACP-clone teased; Falcon Portsider 1987 - Colt Delta Elite; SpringfieldStorehouseOmega; OlympicStovepipebuys M-S Safari; LAR Grizzly longslides 1988 - Colt finally stops using the collet bushing; Para-Ordnance frame kits; SpringfieldStorehouseDefender and Combat Commander; Detonics Janus Scoremaster; OlympicStovepipereintroduces the SafariStovepipeEnforcer and Matchmaster; Auto-Ordnance ZG51; Federal Ordnance Ranger 1989 – Colt Double Eagle and stainless Delta Elite; SpringfieldStorehouseCompact; iAi Javelina; Auto-Ordnance Pit Bull 1990 – SpringfieldStorehouse'90s Edition; Para-Ordnance introduces P14.45, P13.45, and P12.45. They moreover tease a P16.10; Norinco; New Detonics resumes production; iAi Javelina Longslide and Skipper 1991 - Colt introduces the economy-grade M1991A1 and Double Eagle OACP; SpringfieldStorehouseOmega Match. Linkless, and Defender PDP; Federal Ordnance Ranger Alpha and Ranger Supercomp; Peters-Stahl PSP-07; LAR Grizzly Mark IV 1992 - Caspian widebody; CMC widebody; Colt Enhanced series; SpringfieldStorehouseCommander renamed the Champion. Springfield moreover introduces Factory Comp variants and catalogs Custom Shop pistols like the Custom Carry; McMillan Gunworks Wolverine; Rocky Mountain Arms 1993 – Colt introduces M1991A1 Commander andMeatyvariants; TRI turns into STI, production starts of well-constructed pistols (August); Para-Ordnance begins production of P16.40 (September); Springfield ArmoryUpperCapacity series; Baer Custom; SafariStovepipeCrest and Carrycomp series; Coonan Compact; LAR Grizzly Mark V 1994 – SVI; Mitchell Arms; Bul Ltd of Israel attempts to market its widebody frame via Springfield Inc. (XM4); Coonan Classic 1995 - Kimber; SpringfieldStorehouseUltraMeatyand V-series; Norinco importation banned; Bul Ltd. M5; MitchellStovepipeAlpha; Brolin; Ithaca 50thYear-endpistol 1996 – Colt stainless M1991A1 and Combat Target; Wilson Combat M1996A2; GAL; Armscor 1997 – Colt introduces the 9x23mm Winchester; Para-Ordnance P10; SpringfieldStorehouseSuper Tuned; Kimber introduces pistols using the Bul Ltd. M5 frame; Craig Ltd. Fantom; Entreprise Arms; Briley; Nowlin; Griffon; Armalite teases a M1911-style pistol 1998 – Colt introduces the Defender and CCO; Kimber Compact; SpringfieldStorehouseTRP; Rock River Arms; Valtro M1998A1; Para-Ordnance Limited-series; Charles Daly; AMT Commando and Accelerator; Brolin buys out Mitchell Arms; Coonan teases .41 Magnum model; Firearms International M5000;UpperStandard announces plans to make M1911-style pistols 1999 – Colt introduces the XS-series but later discontinues the M1991A1 series; Kimber Ultra Carry; Para-Ordnance LDA; Kahr buys Auto-Ordnance; Galena Industries buys AMT; SAM; LAR drops the Grizzly; IAI GAL M6000 and M7000 2000 – Colt replaces the XS-series with the XSE-series; Kimber CDP; SpringfieldStorehouseLoaded-series; Baer Monolith; Dan Wesson Pointman;UpperStandard introduces the Crusader and teases a resurrection of the Randall as well as the Pauza P51; Peters-StahlUpperCapacity 2001 – Colt introduces M1911A1 reproduction; Kimber Series II; SpringfieldStorehouseOperator and ILS; Wilson Combat KZ45; Baer Comanche; Ed Brown; Para-Ordnance introduces single-stack pistols; Casull Arms; CenturyStovepipeBlue Thunder; Pacific Armament Corp. 2002 – Colt introduces the Defender Plus and reintroduces the Series 70; SpringfieldStorehouseMicro Compact; Dan Wesson Patriot; EAA announces importation of Bul Ltd pistols; DPMS teases a M1911 pistol 2003 – Colt introduces the Gunsite pistols, the Special Combat, and a M1911 reproduction; Smith & Wesson SW1911; Nighthawk Custom; STI introduces single-stack pistols; Lone Star Armament displays at SHOT Show and is bought out by STI later that year; KBI announces a new line of pistols based on the Bul Ltd. M5; MitchellStovepipeteases new M1911 pistols; BondStovepipeteases a M1911 chambered in .450 Auto Bond 2004 – SIGARMS GSR; Detonics USA; Guncraft Industries Model 1; Uselton Arms; Para-Ordnance Power Extractor; The Crusader Group absorbs AMT andUpperStandard 2005 – Rock Island Armory; Taurus PT1911; USFA M1910 and M1911; Iver Johnson; SpringfieldStorehouseteases the new Defender sized virtually the .45 GAP 2007 – ColtUnseenCarry; Springfield EMP; STI Spartan; Hogue Avenger; Firestorm 2008 – Colt reintroduces the Delta Elite. The New Agent replaces theUnseenCarry; Double Star; Tisas 2009 – Colt Rail Gun and Combat Elite; Dan Wesson CCO; Guncrafter Industries Model 2 and American; Legacy Sports International Citadel; American Classic; EMF Hartford 2010 – Magnum Research DE1911; Guncrafter Industries Model 3; Ithaca; Cimarron M1911; Girson MC1911; InterstateStovepipeCorp. Regent; KBI/Charles Daly goes out of business; CO Arms 2011 – Ruger SR1911; Colt New Agent DAO; SpringfieldStorehouseRange Officer; Remington 1911R1, .22 TCM; Cylinder & Slide; Turnbull Manufacturing; Taylor's & Co.; ATI FX1911; Christensen Arms 2012 - Cabot; RRA Poly 2015 – CZ; AT FXH 2016 - Inland Manufacturing Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network onWeerdVilluswww.weerdworld.com Daniel Watters www.looserounds.com   In Handgun Radio Tags handgun, radio, ryan, michad, weerd, daniel watters Handgun Radio 200 - 200th Episode Roundtable Extravaganza! April 22, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.  This week, we gloat episode 200 of Handgun Radio by having a roundtable discussion with some of our contributors and listeners!!!! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! No Week in Review, But a message from Weerd!!Main Topic: Listener Roundtable!We are basically going to go virtually and yack with each guest well-nigh what they have shot lately, what they are interested in for firearms in the coming months/years, and anything else they want to yack about.  (Brett)Withoutresearching CZ products for a couple of years, I purchased a Shadow 2 Holster purchased from Steadfast Holsters in New HampshireBeen shooting local ZSA & Steel Challenge matches  (Bob) I recently finished a 9mm AR using Glock magazines so I figured it was time to own a Glock pistol. I just finished my Polymer 80 Glock 17 and took it to the range today for its first rounds.Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Thank you all for coming on, and THANK YOU FOR 200 GREAT EPISODES!!!Until next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!!!  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, firearms radio network, weerd beard, 200 Handgun Radio 199 - New, Surplus & Other Handguns with Justin Opinion Channel! April 15, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week, we discuss new, surplus & other handguns with Dave from Justin Opinion Channel on YouTube!!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: -Ran a few mags through the Taurus PLY-22 Tip up, the Steyr C9-A1 and the Sig Sauer P226 9mm-Helped a friend with his dads in line muzzleloader.-Worked on my third guitar build….BLACK CHERRY!Check out Weerd's new podcast, the Assorted Calibers Podcast!Dave: - Have spent the past couple of weeks scrutinizingly nonstop in the fight to alimony our self-rule in Delaware. Just prior to that insanity, did some fun work with perhaps the weightier .22LR conversion for the 1911 platform (video coming).Main Topic: New, Surplus & Other Handguns with Justin Opinion Channel!SIG Sauer P365Star BM9 SurplusSARStovepipeB6PBeretta/Wilson Combat 92G CenturionHi-Point Carbine in 40RIA .22 TCM 1911Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Where can people find you Dave? Justin Opinion Channel!  Until next week, have fun & SAFE SHOOTING!!!  In Handgun Radio Tags Handgun Radio, Ryan Michad, Justin Opinion, Sig Sauer P365 Handgun Radio 198 - Listener Emails & Other Firearms News! April 8, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week we talk firearms news and listener emails!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!Tomfoolversifier “proof” rendition coming with the latest patch of the month patches!  ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan: -Cool Early video well-nigh James Bond handguns! -And one I hadn’t seen, shooting every James Bond Handgun at a Maryland Range Weerd: PLAGUE    Was sick all week, and the wife was sicker.   But today is the first day in well-nigh a week I felt pretty good so things are looking upDrink Segment:Woebegonepepper martiniStandard dry martini, but withWoebegonepepper infused vodkaI use 3 olive vodka and I put well-nigh a tablespoon of woebegone peppercorns into mason jars filled with 1.75L of Vodka.   Takes well-nigh 3 days, then you strain the peppercorns out and you have a tasty vodka. Main Topic: Listener Email & other Stuff!Listener Russ:First time lone time.Are you guys planning on going to the NRA show In Dallas? I haven’t been to a NRA show before, and I am somewhat local (Houston).Listener Mark:Handgun Radio and This Week in Guns are my favorite programs on the network. I a revolver fan, a Steyr fan and an eastern bloc pistol fan.I have shot my Yugo M57 and CZ82 in IDPA matches. Ive moreover shot my Steyr S40, S9 and L9-A1 in matches.My M57 from archetype firearms has only a Glock style trigger safety. It ran like a yahoo during the match with no issues and good accuracy. The tiny sights did slow me lanugo a little.My Steyr S9 has a chopped lanugo G26 size grip and magazines using a S40 basepad. Steyr should make that 13-15 round magazine that it needs. It carries very nicely with the cut lanugo grip. I'll send a photo if you have an email write I can send it to.Will any of you guys be at the NRA yearly meeting in Dallas?Listener Nate:I’ve been listening for a few years now and I haven’t seen you guys do too much on 1911’s. With all the variations of 1911’s out there now a days I thought maybe a discussion well-nigh specific features like: ambi safety versus non, commander, full size, gi guide rod vs full length, scandium or aluminum frame vs steel, plane the manful barreled 1911’s with no bushing. I recently bought a Range Officer peerage champion in .45 and the dispersal is very odd in comparison. Just a thought for the show. Hope you guys had a unconfined Easter! Listener Chris, RE: the Ruger 9mm LCR:Hey guys, listening to episode #191 you read listener feedback well-nigh the Ruger LCR 9mm. I had one of these and it was a very fun gun to shoot. Moonclips were superstitious and made reloads super quick. If you notice though I’m speaking in past tense considering I sold my LCR 9mm. What I found was that range and target trajectile was awesome, but my preferred 9mm siphon trajectile is 147gr Speer Gold Dot G2...I just like heavy for quotient bullets. What I found when shooting the LCR 9mm one handed (either strong or weak hand) was that with the slightest “limp wristing” the 147gr bullet would start to walk out. This is considering often pistol cartridges don’t have the crimping that typical revolver cartridges have. By the third shot the bullets had walked out unbearable to lock the cylinder up and prevent remoter cycling. With a good two hand hold, or deliberately strong holding the gun with one hand this problem didn’t happen.Moreoverwith lighter 115gr trajectile this never happened. But considering I wanted it as a siphon pistol, and in the heat of the moment you’re not unchangingly guaranteed a good two hand hold, and I want to siphon heavy for quotient bullets, I decided to move to other options for a small 9mm. I was saddened by this as I am a revolver lover and really wanted the LCR 9mm to work for me. I just wanted to share my wits with you guys and the listeners. If you want to stick with lighter 115gr trajectile I’m sure there’s nothing to worry about, but be enlightened this can happen with the heavier 147gr bullets.Postwar Colt Pocket Model "M" Top 5 Most Expensive Guns Sold at James D JuliaCZ ZKR551 Target RevolverWrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Visit WeerdVillusat  weerdworld.com    Until next week, Have fun and SAFE SHOOTING In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, weerd villus Handgun Radio 197 - Eastern Bloc Handguns April 1, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world.This week we talk well-nigh some Eastern bloc handguns!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio NetworkPlease trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information!ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it!Week in Review:Ryan:Tomfoolphoto/article on TFB regarding suppressed pocket pistols -Saiga/Tromix 410 shotgun converted to .444 Marlin with pulsate mag! One buffalo sink load is a 270 grain bullet at 2,250 fps for 3,034 ft-lbs of energy.  (Daniel wrote this in the comments section of the article: I'm still trying to remember who was attempting to convert a Vickers MG from .303 British to .458 Winchester Magnum. They were going to recycle reticulum belts that had wilt too stretched to reliably hold the .303 cartridge.)-Czech Striker SR-17 Pistol  Weerd:  Have flipside episode of the Assorted Calibers Podcast,  we moreover have a website and a libsyn account. For those listening live you’ll be hearing the first episode soon.  For those who are listening to this show on the FRN, it may be once published.Drink Segment:  Blue Mai Tai. I know I talked well-nigh this drink in flipside episode,  and there are a million and one ways to make this drink.     But I recently tried to remake it from my notes on my blog, and I wasn’t pleased with the results,  so I’ve re-perfected it.2oz White Rum1oz Fresh lime Juice0.75 oz Blue Curacao0.5 oz  Amaretto LiqueurI moreover think bitters modernize this drink in both verisimilitude and flavor,  I first used angostura bitters, but the Fee Brothers Chocolate Bitters is really a think of magic. Main Topic: Easter(n) Bloc Handguns-Nagant Revolver-TT-33 or the M57 Yugo-Radom P-64-CZ 52-Makarov-Croatian PHP Pistol-CZ82-FEG Guns (PA-63, P9R)-CZ-75Wrap-Up:Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Visit WeerdVillusat  weerdworld.com    Until next week, Have fun and SAFE SHOOTING  In Handgun Radio Tags handgun radio, ryan michad, eastern bloc, handguns Handgun Radio 196 - James D. Julia Auctioneers FinalVenditionwith Senior Firearms Consultant Wes Dillon March 20, 2018 Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I’m your host Ryan Michad from the wild woods of Central Maine, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world. This week we speak with Wes Dillon, Senior Firearms Consultant at the James D. JuliaVenditionhouse in Fairfield, Maine well-nigh their upcoming final vendition taking place!Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network Please trammels out the Patriot PatchVisitorfor their superstitious patches and other upper quality items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for increasingly information! ShopWrenusing our unite link www.firearmsradio.tv/amazon  Please help support Handgun Radio!Throneover to www.firearmsradio.tv/pledge and click on HGR. There are a tuft of variegated pledge levels. We really fathom it! Week in Review: NONE!I know that i said "Louis the Fifteenth" but i unquestionably meant "Louis the Sixteenth". Sorry!!!!!Interview with Wes Dillon of James D. Julia, Auctioneers  Wrap-Up: Don’t forget to shop Brownells using our unite link!Throneto firearmsradio.tv and click the unite link in the upper right hand corner!Be sure to go like Handgun Radio on facebook and share it with your friends!Leave us a review on iTunes!Listen to all the unconfined shows on the Firearms Radio Network!Be sure to visit the Firearms Insider for review increasingly superstitious content! Also, if you are interested in writing reviews for the Firearms Insider, please email TJ at tj@firearmsradio.tvBe sure to trammels out the Firearms Radio Network on YouTube!Visit WeerdVillusat  weerdworld.com     Until next week, Have fun and SAFE SHOOTING In Handgun Radio Tags Handgun Radio, James D Julia, Final Auction, Wes Dillon, Ryan Michad, WeerdVillusOlder Posts →WrenDisclosure:    We Like Shooting Inc. is a participant in theWrenServices LLC Associates Program, an unite razzmatazz program designed to provide a ways for sites to earn razzmatazz fees by razzmatazz and linking to amazon.com©2017 We Like Shooting Inc.