Strictly from an accuracy standpoint-------hand guns are typically is ''sighted in'' in a vertial positon & they allow for some recoil that will cause the impact to be higher than other wise expected. Therefore holding a handgun tightly with two hands will often cause it to shoot ''lower'' than it will with one hand because the recoil does not ...

I have been an engineering consultant for 25 years & I am not the least bit surprised at the exit to China syndrome.. The one thing that I have seen is the inability of many manufacturing companies to actually see what they are doing, note that I didn't say ''look'' at what they are doing, but see what they are doing. I have heard reasons for ...