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Bought this 681 several years ago for $400. I too have never seen a 581.

The Kimber 82G is a fascinating rifle! Let me share some details about it: Kimber 82G from the CMP: The Kimber 82G is a heavy barrel, single-shot, bolt-action rifle chambered in .22RF. It was manufactured for the U.S. Army in the 1980s and later released to the public via the Civilian...

S&W 17 (no dash) 1959 manufactured. It is a 4-screw frame.

#4 Buckshot Ammo:#4 Buckshot Explained Looking for #4 Buckshot ammo? See what we have in-stock: #4 BUCKSHOT AMMO SEARCH » #4 buck, not to be confused with #4 shot, is one of the most popular home-defense buckshot sizes on the market today for 12 gauge shotgun owners. The reason? It’s devastating...

Technically, concrete never stops curing. In fact, concrete gets stronger and stronger as time goes on. But, as far as we’re concerned, to reach a practical strength, most industrial concrete mixes have a 28-day curing period1. Contrary to popular belief, concrete never really stops hardening...

Mare's leg type guns- why? That is a good question

My only 357.

Maybe it is accurate, but this is more a carbine than a pistol. Do switched Glocks get a stock, longer barrel and forward hand guard?

3 inch is considered a snub nose for 44 SPL isn't it?

Load 5? Just because that is all they hold. 696, 60, and 60-4