Our test loads are made up and ready, loaded in the magazines…cameras are set out and the chronograph is in the line of fire. Kyle is having flashbacks and starting to break out in a cold sweat…it’s now or never. Did I mention it’s hotter than a pistol out here? Ha! Let’s test this first […]

Recently I have been in debates about 10MM as personal protection. Unfortunately I seem to be the only one that thinks it is safe to carry 10MM for protection against 2 legged predators. There were three statements that continued to surface in these discussions, from those that vehemently disagreed with me on 10MM urban carry. […]

The bullet from this mould is listed on the Accurate site as the mould maker’s favorite. Considering his expertise in the business I decided to try the 45-200E bullet. I’ve not been disappointed. I won’t list it as the most accurate but plenty so for field/truck carry. My first concern was its feeding so the […]

Excited to be able to test the Cutting Edge Bullets PHD 150gr 45ACP across the chronograph and into Clear Ballistics Gel. For the first time I test this round with a winter jacket over the top of the gel. What do you think of the performance? mr.revolverguywww.dayattherange.com

Getting the Kimber 1911 and the Ruger EC 9S out for the day. Jerry 19112A On A Budget

Now that I have a 1911, and I have bullets cast from the Lee TL452-200-SWC, it's time to load up some cases.

Why do most of my 45ACP bullets shot from my 1911 have "funny" marks on the side?  Also, how soft can our cast bullets be in our semi autos before the chambering process causes too much damage to the bullet nose as it contacts the feed ramp?  Inquiring minds want to know!

Nathan over at The Reloading Press asked about the methodology various members use in our handloading schemes as we each do our ‘load workups’…this is, in several parts my way of doing a pistol or revolver load workup. Of course each platform requires different considerations, so…there’s no ‘hard and fast’ method I can explain in […]

This is our video response to Eagle Eye Shooting's "Long range pistol can challenge". Recorded 4th of July camp trip 2018. Filmed in Central Oregon at Camp 655 outside of Fort Rock.

Kimber Target II 1911 9mm Single Stack Open Pistol

Fun out shooting the Ruger SR1911. The 1911 is a classic gun to shoot.

Today I look at a Concealment Solutions Black Mamba CE holster for a 5 inch 1911.

Casting the Accurate 45-200H & NOE 312440FN Creeker

The Story of Me and My Henry Rifle THE DUKE……not too many nicknames garner as much of a mental image as John Wayne’s. In my mind, Wayne was the walking, talking embodiment of the American Man. The swagger, the confidence, the fairness, and the rowdiness he portrayed on screen was almost patentable. So much of […]

I recently purchased the "ATI Firepower Xtreme: Military 1911". This is a 1911A1 replica made in the Philippines and imported by American Tactical Imports. I purchased this 1911 new for $377.

I ordered a new 18.5 lb Wolff recoil spring for my ATI 1911A1.  It also came with a new firing pin spring.

This is a long winded follow-up to my recent video asking:  why do most of my 45ACP bullets shot from my 1911 have "funny" marks on the side?  Also, how soft can our cast bullets be in our semi autos before the chambering process causes too much damage to the bullet nose as it contacts the feed ramp?  Inquiring minds want to know!

Today on Kentucky Ballistics we answer a question that has not been asked. How much money does it take to stop a bullet?

In this video I explain which 5 guns I believe everyone should own. Hope you enjoy!

Today, Carl, Mike, and Jason talk about the 10mm cartridge, some guns that shoot 10mm, and some reasons why you may consider buying one. We do all this to celebrate episode number 10. We also talk a little about NOE bullet molds and bullet casting.

STI was definitely thinking outside of the box when it created the Apeiro. So why discontinue it? Because the owner is parting ways with 40S&W he decided to keep this one and have the chamber reamed to 10MM. To reduce recoil and increase cycling speed, STI cut a large portion out of the top of […]

What can I say about the 22lr that hasn't been said before? It's soft recoiling, mild shooting and most of all it's "CHEAP, like the budgie". That, by the way, was a seriously underrated film! We show you how to get some cheap shoots while honing your skill and have fun at the same time!

Milk jugs beware... the 22 TCM is at the range!

Shots fired! This was the first time I got to fire my new ATI FX Military 1911, a clone of the 1911A1. I did some testing with two different powders.