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Good work, thank you

Congratulations, and thanks for sharing the details.

Nice design and thought process using existing features/parts already in Ruger's inventory. I voted for you, my second choice is the Scout Rifle concept. Good luck.

Hi Marcus, wny hunter here also. 270 is plenty of gun for the deer around here and the ammunition is fine. I have found that even though areas have opened up for rifle (and I use one) the distances are still fairly short due to trees and brush. I believe shot placement is key no matter...

M1 Garand might be a nice addition.

Very nice, good to see someone using their imagination not just 2 thumbs on a video game controller.

SP101 4.2" barrel, read about it in American Rifleman and had to own one. There have been others but that was the quickest decision based on reading one article. (Then again it doesn't take much to convince me I need to buy another)

There may be a maximum legal length to qualify as a handgun for hunting. There is here, it's 16".

Very interesting project, I look forward to updates and seeing the finished firearm.

Downpayment on a Colt SSA in .45LC (I'm a sucker for color case hardening)

Congratulations, good news for NY gun folks has been rare lately. Good luck in the new position.

As said above Ontario Knive Company is located in a small town south of Buffalo NY and manufactures right here. http://ontarioknife.com/outdoor-camping-survival/machetes.html KaBar is a little farther down the road in Olean NY and they manufacturer here as well...

"Still searching for the perfect gun". It's that a big part of what makes firearms so interesting. For me the learning and research of what new or tried and true is a major reason for collecting and shooting. My collection is by no means special, valuable or unique but it's mine and a source...

Reading these posts and the linked article reminded me of when I needed to ship an almost brand new rifle back to the manufacturer for some warranty work. I sent it FedEx signature required and all went fine. As timing would have it we where on vacation the week the rifle was returned. On the...

Did that taking apart an M1 carbine bolt, tiny part shot out and I spent a frustrating hour searching and finally cleaning the shop floor only to find it on the bench about 1" from the vice holding the bolt...