Recent content by Pdvdh

What's the outer diameter of the threaded tenon? And the shoulder/shank diameter at the chamber, adjacent to the threaded tenon?

You may maintain and care for your semi-auto pistols better than the average hunter. You may know more about matching ammo to a specific pistol. Sounds like you certainly know more about the importance of vetting ammo to a pistol, compared to the average user. Firearms in the field are exposed...

According to some Glock folk in this Thread, the semi-auto Glocks primarily fail to function because of bad or faulty ammo. Which was, and is, my point on the primary difference in reliability between "semi-auto anythings" versus revolvers, pump actions, or bolt actions. Semi-autos are...

My Glock F to F wasn't an ammo problem. So the Glock that failed me must have been 1 out of 11. Reliable semi-auto function is totally dependent on the ammo being fired. The ammo cycles the action. Revolvers fire any ammo equally reliably, from light-powered ammo to full-powered bear loads...

Try cuddling up to one with cubs, and you'll likely promote your pulling.

Yes. Not on a bear. On piece of cardboard. Failure to fire. A Glock. I've never carried a semi-auto pistol for bear protection. Never would except as the last resort. I don't trust semi-auto anythings for bear protection. Know a guy that had a Remington semi-auto 30-06 jam after his...

I'd just as soon pick a rock up off the ground and launch it in defense against a big boar, as pack around a 10mm semi-auto. Save myself lugging around a useless 10mm.

I found a picture of the carcass of the brown bear killed April 21, 2002. He was covered with fat from nose to tail. ~3" layer covering the ribcage. On the other hand, some spring brown bear come out of hibernation with no remaining fat reserve. This one killed the first week of May, 2023...

I shot a 10' 5" brown bear on Kodiak Island April, 2002. It had a minimum of 3" fat layer covering its entire rib cage. 4" in some areas. Then last spring early in May 2023, I shot a 10' 1/2" boar on Kodiak Island, and it had no measurable fat over its rib cage. So... some early spring bears...

Kill the bear with a firearm. Use the can of bear spray, if you've purchased one, for target practice.

You're responsible for closing your Thread, by changing "For Sale" with "Sold/Expired".

What about the 1.5" 6-port Ti-Pro brake? Will that become a reality? I have a need for that one... :)

Ultimately, I think it's not worth the expense, inconvenience, and possibility of receiving a faulty treatment process, having nitride treated a few barrels. It can change headspace, and it eliminates any future rechambering on the hardened nitrided barrel. I had one nitride barrel firecrack...

I'll buy your K&M neck turner. PM incoming.

Too much theory in each and every neck tension Thread over the years on this Forum for me. I gave up trying to understand the what, where, how, and why. I conclude neck tension affects MV, ES/SD, and precision. My contribution to this Thread..., I've found pin gauges make excellent neck...