Recent content by USMC8541

Thanks, I know the quality was not good in some of those years but this gun has a deep rich blueing and smooth action. Since I got it used I don't know what has been done to it or if it may have been an employee gun since I live close to the plant.

44 mag date a) 44 mag b) bbl length 6" c) grips shape square d) number of shots 6 e) type of sights adjustable f) serial number, AYU2990 g) Model number 29-3

Let them buy It's a free market. Supply will eventually catch up and prices will drop

Infantry tactics most often call for laying down covering fields of fire while a squad moves. Name of the game is to take real estate just like in the NFL.Also Ambushes where a high volume of fire is commenced on an enemy patrol. Infantry tactics like these clearly favor the M16 AK type weapon...

all good answers, I'll keep the Kimber. What was I thinking?

A friend wants to trade a 1960 Winchester 30-06 for my Kimber 84m classic select in 308. I already own a Remington 660 in 308. so i am thinking how many lightweight 308 rifles do I need. If given the choice would you choose the Remington 660 or the Kimber 84m? Remington is a bit more accurate...

375 H&H is available in MASS

Question is does all those holes weaken the action or do they just look ugly

Sometimes the wanting is better than the having.

Somebody put a deposit on it then backed out. It is still for sale. The wood has so much character and the bolt is so smooth That I am thinking of offering 500 for it.

I am considering a well used, well worn Winchester Mod 70 30-06, Blueing is about 50%, Bore is good, Stock is good and never been cut, Worst thing is there are 4 holes on the left side of the receiver. Price is 600 I am thinking this may be a good user. What do you Think?

I would not put a scoped rifle to live in a truck. My choice is an old bolt action 22, Value no more than 100 dollars

Local store has a Colt SP-1 for 2200. That was Saturday, probably gone now

It was the most fun rifle I ever had. Easy to shoot and easy to load

Colt Cobra between a button up shirt and a wife beater