pooooor Kittehs nooooo!

They looked pretty happy to take part in the activities for the weekend.

The cake is a LIE!

Actually, after the shoot there was cake, and it was so delicious and moist. All kittens participating in the test were missed.

One time at band camp, my friends gave me a box of 223, a cute stuffed teddy, and some exploding targets for christmas. I have some old-time pictures on film of the happy event around here someplace.

That sounds like some good fun to be had. You ought to YouTube that and send me a link if you get an opportunity.

and with all this talking, theres still shooting to doo, and when i look out there, it makes me GLaD im not them...

No motion, just stills. But I'll try and find them tomorow.

I found the pictures from about 28 years ago. I'll post them in my scraps section. I still have everything but the Deutonics 9mm, which I sold at a gunshow 'bout 15 years ago or so. since then I got a model 29 Glock 45, an AR15 shortstock, and an AK-47 I've only fired once, that I got just last year.

That's a shame. Good condition Detonics Combat Master pistols are getting a good price now. People do like their Glocks, though.

My problem with the Detonics was that the ejector pin also functioned as the slide lock. It was pushed up by the clip spring. But after a few clips of ammo. Standard tarke stuff, not even hot loads, the weld between the pivot pin and the ejector/clip follower would break. The ejector would not go anywhere, but now it had enough slop to tuck under the cartridge pusher, locking the clip into the gun and usualy causing a jam on the last round. Not a good thing for a pistol intended for self defense. I sent it back to Detonics several times, and they would replace the part and do some other work on it. (The feed ramp was very pollished) But it wound always break after a few clips. I finnaly sold it to a collector who need the 9mm to complete his collection.
I miss the nice single action pull of the 9mm, it took a while to get used to the odd -every shot is a double- pull of the Glock, but now I hardly even notice it.

Was that a Pocket 9, then?

Yes it was.

Oh, that's a shame. I've heard lots of good things about the Combat Master, but not so much the Pocket 9 or the .380 version.

Not sure what the current ststus of Detonics is. The've been in and out of bankruptcy, bougth out by oother companys.... They were based out of Bellevue, WA (Not far from where I live in Lynnwood) when I got my Pocket 9, but they are closser to you nowadays. (If they exist at all) Wicki has an entry for Detonics USA, It's somewat vague and erronous.

I've heard a few months ago that they're going to start up again, and go back into production of the Combat Master.

Maybe I'll give them another chance. They did have a cool logo. (Assuming they are still using it.) did you see the pics of my explody bear? In my scraps section.

It'd make a good .45 for carry or competition from what I've heard.

Yeah, more proof that there is no such thing as too much fun. I kinda want to take a couple reactive targets out to the farm next time we go out shooting.

Ooops! That's supposed to read "Standard target rounds", not "Standard tarke stuff"

LOL at the guy arguing with you on youtube about your 22l's

o_o what kinda' cake.....

It's been a while, I forget. I believe their cake was high-velocity lead, and ours was some sort of chocolate chunk.

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