Recent content by ocharry

dagger dog has your answer,,,,change that SWC out for a LRNFP and be happy they hit just as hard and do just as much damage,,i think they work better on game,,but that is just my opinion and we all know what they say about those,,,LMAO AND they will feed like butter through that marlin...

Nawwww,, i don't think an addiction,,I think he is right on target!!!! The motto is: "Buy it Cheap and Stack it deep" The problem these days is the cheap part my .02 ocharry

Jeannie,,get yourself a FORT KNOX fire and water and don't look back yes they are expensive and yes you will only need to buy one,,well unless you out grow it,,so with that in mind buy with expansion in mind and you will be good to go the reason i say this is VERY PLAIN,,,you can not...

i'm a 1911 guy and this past summer i got an compact XD45 package for $400 and i got to tell ya i love the thing,,,and now on the front of rifleman mag from NRA this month they have the compact XDm on the cover only you can decide,, i like the short grip on the compact,, handles the 45 acp...

well i guess you could always buy the blue parts,,blast and park them to get what you want,,,lol,,, sometimes you have to chase the dog around the tree to catch him ;) my .02 ocharry

i have one of the SOG battle axes and it is the sharpest axe i have ever seen ,,one draw back maybe for you is the spike on the opposite end of the blade,,,i think it has a 17" long handle,,balanced well nice axe in my opinion,,check them out sportsman's guild has them for 35-38 bucks,,,if...

i would call Springfield,,they will fix it,,i believe they have the best warranty out there and they honor it call them they will fix the pistol for you,, and pay the shipping ocharry

you probably need a 13 3/4 length of pull,,maybe a 13 1/2 how long is the stock,,seem all the gun people are putting a 14 1/4-1/2 stock on their guns i'm 5'9" ,, and the 13 3/4 is my go to number choate makes an adjustable stock that i have on my HD guns,, and i have them at the...

i can tell you that they are VERY barrel pressure sensitive i have one i chased around for a year and a half,, sent it back to Thompson,,they said they couldn't find anything wrong,,,so i got to really looking at it while i was putting it back together,,and hmm,,, the forearm had some unusual...

Springfield,,,,and NEVER look back ocharry

i have a 20ga. stoeger,,i think it is called an up lander,,choke tubes,,28",,solid rib,,ss a little more blocky than my Browning's,,,but i can shoot that little gun every bit as good and it is a clay bird grinder,,dove killin gun,,think i gave around $280,,love the little thing i also have...

SO,, how come there isn't any pix of these things you lucky guys are gettin??????? especially you legionnaire,,soon as i read 44spec,, well i had to wipe off the keyboard,,,or is that the intention here,,,to gloat????:D Merry Christmas guys and gals ocharry

sorry about the confusion i have made here,, i mentioned the 1885,,that gun is the target version of the highwall and it has a 30" barrel,,about half octagon and half round,, and is considerably heavier then the 1885 traditional hunter the TH has the full octagon barrel and is tapered for a...

RC is right,,about the barrel length,, probably won't matter for most hunting if you plan on scoping the rifle for me the Traditional Hunter i have is one of the first ones when Browning made the offering,,,i think it was some where along 96-97,,they made them in 30-30,,38-55,,45-70,,,the gun...

same gun ,,different name on the barrel ocharry