Recent content by RH822

Our local 4-H shooting sports has a portable air rifle range set up in the back of a 26 foot box truck. They take it to the area fairs and teach firearm safety to the kids.

My collection has it's fair share of 22's also. They see more range time than anything else I own. Also, not included in the photo are a Ruger MKII and a Taurus M94. RH

Jennings J22, hands down the most unreliable POS I ever wasted my money on.

I would suggest a revolver like a 4" Ruger GP100 .357 mag or a Taurus Model 665. Not as cheap to shoot as a 9mm, but still boat loads of fun. RH

How about both. WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam etc. etc...

GUILTY!! Like 308 said just keep wiggling and pulling. Keep in mind just where that bayonet point is going when it dose come loose. RH

My response was the same as Fineredmist's so I deleted it...that's what happens when you're a slow typist. RH

(3) That is not entirely correct, you must be employed or own a business in Indiana. IC 35-47-2-3 Application for license to carry handgun; procedure (1) to the chief of police or corresponding law enforcement officer of the municipality in which the applicant resides...

Works in Indiana. RH

Mine is the same way, about 5 feet from the bathroom door. As long as it's not subjected to the steam created by hot showers, there should not be an issue with long term storage.

At one time I had both a Spgfld Mil spec 1911A1 and a P226. I still have the 1911, I got rid of the P226 about 6 months after I bought it. I preferred the 1911 over the 226. I can't pin down any specific reasons why, I just really, really like my 1911. RH

Yeah. Here too, I guess some guys just don't have that G.I. Joe Kung-Fu grip.

Did you know?... That all trees look alike when you're trying to remember which one you leaned your squirrel rifle against. Took me a good 20 minutes or so to find it. Didn't get any squirrels, scared them all away with the cussing. RH

So far this year I have bought 5 old 22's, they are, Remington 514, Winchester 190, Ward Westernfield 31A, Marlin Model 60 and a 1969 Romanian trainer. The only one that is a bit of a disapointment is the Winchester 190, it's not near as accurate as it should be. I think in may just need a...

My never gun is an abused beat-up New Haven 600CT pump 20. I've owned it for 30 years, I haven't fired it in 10, I never shoot it or hunt with it anymore, I only take it out to fondle once every two or three years. The receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount with no.8 machine...