Recent content by Johnpl

Check out the Winchester section at rimfirecentral.com...lots of good info there.

Check out the Winchester forum at rimfirecentral.com...lots of info on model 69's there. The 69 is a great rifle. Good luck.

I've had one for several years...it's a lot of fun, very accurate, but it must be kept clean in order to be reliable.

From what I understand, the Henry H001 is the same rifle. Check under the "Henry" section of Rimfirecentral.com. There may be some info there.

Northeast Trading, North Attleboro Bass Pro, Foxboro Hunters Trading Post, Weymouth

My turn: 649) When a thread mentions Hollywood and/or celebrity gun owners, someone will be surprised that, despite playing Lara Croft, Angelina Jolie is really anti-gun. 650) "The local gunstore owner has no personality and is rude to me."

I contacted Stoeger in order to purchase a straight-gripped English stock for my Uplander, and they told me each stock must be hand fitted to the receiver. Sure enough, I checked my stock and it has the serial number written on it. I guess you could purchase a new stock from Stoeger and send the...

I would be hesitant to say that any WWII era M-1 is worth a minimum of $600...beware of the re-welds!:(

"Twelve O'Clock High" with Gregory Peck. Fascinating character study and tons of authentic B-17 aerial combat footage.

Try the Walther forum at rimfirecentral.com. There was a sticky regarding detail stripping and reassembly. Hope this helps.

I put an 11-87 stock on my 1100 Special Field without any problems.

This weekend while I was fishing on a small pond I got to watching a mother goose swimming with her 5 goslings following along, when all of a sudden the last one simply submerges and does not reappear. I told my 8 year old what happened, so he started watching them also...sure enough, about 5...

I sent my Uplander back to Stoeger (loose rib...they have great customer service, by the way) and they called to tell me that they couldn't fix the rib and would send me a new shotgun. I told them I'd rather get just new barrels, as the wood on mine was very nice. They told me they couldn't...

I know that the Henry .22 lever action is the built on the same design as the Ithaca/Erma .22...Contact Henry Arms to see if the parts interchange. I hear that Henry has great customer service, in fact the president of the company often responds personally to questions posted in the Henry...

Luckily, mine will digest anything...that's one of the reasons I like it so much. It loves the bulk stuff.