Gun & Boot & Gear

DIRTY HARRY, Clint Eastwood, 1971

To this day, I still have people come into my gun store and every large revolver in stock, someone will reference the movie Dirty Harry.  This movie and Mr Eastwood made the Smith and Wesson model 29 44 magnum one of the most sought after revolvers in history.  This baby had a MSRP of $194 and they were flying out the door at $600 or more if you could even find…

Movie Gun #2 Walther PP

James Bond’s iconic firearm in many of his films, making the first appearance in the film Dr. No although “PPK” is mentioned in the film, the firearm is actually the “Walther PP”.  The PPK has caused me quite a dent in my pocket book since my lovely wife April is a big 007 fan and has to have every PPK that she sees.

There are 4 versions of this style that Walther has produced, the PP, PPK,…

Movie Gun #1 GE M134 Minigun

One of the most iconic firearms ever seen in a movie, here is a small blurb from www.imfdb.org. Nicknamed “Ol’ Painless”, a hand-held M134 Minigun is the main weapon carried by Sergeant Blain Cooper (Jesse Ventura). This particular weapon was modified for handheld use with an M60handguard assembly installed (backwards) beneath the barrels and a rear pistol grip which is taken from normal (at the…

Sale good until the end of the Month!

A small 22lr shortage blurb

From my experience talking with all of the manufactures, here is the repeated reason~

The reason why ammunition manufacturers can increase capacity on center-fire cartridges is because that machinery is fairly inexpensive (compared to rimfire machinery) in the big scheme of things. A guy with a couple of Dillons in his garage and some time on his hands can be a center-fire ammo maker if he can…

It’s the 4th!!

Have a happy and safe fourth of July everyone, enjoy!!!!!!