Our Favorite Links
Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio Tune in every Sunday at 2PM for great talk radio dedicated to guns, reloading and all things gun related. GunTalk Live online streaming audio - click here
Mark Walters' Armed American Radio Tune in every Sunday at 8 PM for more great talk radio dedicated to guns and stuff. AAR Live online streaming audio - click here
Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps
GCO - Georgia Carry Organization
Women's Guide To Safe Firearm Ownership
The 7 People You Don't Want On Your Squad
Sierra Responds: How Will the Closure of the Lead Smelting Plant Affect Sierra Bullets?
'These gun sights are off' — Fixing gun trigger jerk
CULVER'S Shooting page - Unfortunately, Major Culver's website went down shortly after his death. Major Culver was a hero of the webmaster's so thankfully, we had enough foresight to save the pdf versions of Major Culver's sea stories on a local drive before the webpage closed down. So, for your historical reference, we have many of the Major's articles archived on our cloud drive. It's a bit cumbersome reading through the stuff but it's mostly there. Including my favorite articles below that now link directly to our archived copies.
Major Dick Culver (USMC ret) shared his Sea Stories, Marine Corps experiences and a really neat
Sea Story about carrying handloads and a personal M1911 into combat in Vietnam!
The Major was a GREAT writer who also had first hand experience with
The Matty Mattel Mouse Gun M-16 part 1
The Matty Mattel Mouse Gun M-16 part 2
Unfortunately we lost the Major in 2014. He joined his heavenly Marine Corps brothers on 02-24-2014.
Iif you would like to read his Obituary please click here.
Bob Rohrer's USMC tribute page - from Bob's home page...Age has made me more sentimental and caring about those who had been important in my life. I am especially interested in communicating with those I served with in the United States Marine Corps and friends I worked with in the aviation and motorcycle industries. I cannot replace USMC buddies or those with whom I flew airplanes and raced and rode motorcycles. Yes, time changes people but I am finding some old friends can become new friends again.
Sharing stuff was once cumbersome. Even with a meeting to look at scrapbooks, or exchanging a few photos in the mail, the details were still difficult to convey. Now with the Internet we have instant worldwide communication and a whole new dimension for sharing information.
CastBoolits Article Library - Reference Material
US Military Arms Dates of Manufacture
Proofhouse - More US Military Dates of Manufacture
Steve's Pages - Lots of manuals and stuff
Reloading - A whole page dedicated to reloading and swapping recipes among shooters.
Gun Books & Stuff - Enjoy a little vintage reading?
Shorpy.Com - Vintage photographs from the past. (First time I found this site, I spent 3 hours looking around). Shorpy is a vintage photo blog featuring thousands of high-definition images from the 1850s to 1950s. The site is named after Shorpy Higginbotham, a teenage coal miner who lived 100 years ago.
WWII Aerial Photos and Maps - This site contains digitized copies of maps, still photos, and aerial photographs copied primarily from originals in the U.S. National Archives, the U.S. Library of Congress, and donations from fellow researchers.
Tiger Mckee - Some of Tiger's best articles are contained here.
Claude Werner - The Tactical Professor
Ammo.com - The Smart Parent's Guide to Gun Safety
16 Important Questions about the 1911 - The 1911 has been an iconic firearm for years -- here are some of the most important things you need to know (or should know) about the handgun that served the US Military for over 85 years and set the standard by which all others are measured!
Viet Cong Weaponry: 14 Small Arms From the Vietnam War - The crude and effective guerrilla small arms of the Vietnam War.
For website issues or corrections, strictly no solicitations, please contact us - Georgia Mountain Shooting Association Inc. © 1982-2023 | Privacy Policy