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I store mine in sealed ammo containers raised off the floor. Learned the hard way when my garage flooded from a broken water heater. I also drop a dessicant package in each containter. I have also seen a lock mechanism that you can add to the ammo containers, but haven't tried it yet.

You'll find what you need here: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/nlc/index.htm

If he's interested in selling the entire collection, but does not want to wait for auction, Cherry's, Cabelas, etc. purchase collections outright.

My first Marlin 444 that didn't have a pad.

I still don't have a double rifle.

Yeah, I hear that some people make a pretty good living doing it. I once saw a vanload of them stopping at various intersections dropping them off just like it was their job. There was a family here in Dallas that would have their children stand out with them. At the end of the day they'd...

I've bought from them before, mostly just ammo. IIRC, they have flat rate shipping too.

Check out the Trigger Happy kit from Wild West guns. Works wonders. http://www.wildwestguns.com/Accessories/accessories.html

Got a deposit down on a .44 cal Vaquero.

Also, you mentioned about the scarcity of the 35 Remington and the 444 Marlin. You could always reload. I have those two same calibers, and like you, either could not find what I wanted or if I did, it was overpriced. I picked up a Lee loader for each. Check them out. They're not meant...

Keep your nose to the wind...and watch your top knot.

Watch for sales. I bought a Ruger MKII for $175 because they were changing over to the MKIII.

Price sounds about right. You can find 7.65 Arg usually at gun shows pretty easily. Places like ammoman.com also carry it.

One good thing using your C&R with Century is that you can see pricing online. At least that's the way it used to be. I have since let my C&R lapse, but placed several orders with Century with good results. I also bought ammo from them on several occasions. I think that they used to have...

I just use the bead for the shotgun. The scope uses claw mounts which easily detach. Ideally, you could have a see through mount.

I like the idea of a combination rifle/shotgun because of the versatility. I own a couple of drillings (double barrel shotgun on top, single rifle barrel below) and hunt with them every chance I get. Both have a rear sight that flips up when you switch to the rifle barrel and goes down when...

You might email FALMIKE. He lived in Germany for awhile and can probably help you.

Pick up a Jennings J-22 and you'll see.

I was watching this one because I collect drillings. The only thing that I questioned was how much the checkering was worn, since it stated that Hitler did not really hunt. The price was not really out of line I don't think, seeing that a shotgun attributed to Doc Holliday sold for over...

I'd always qualify using a semi, even if I wasn't going to carry one. In my last renewal, everyone in the class was provided a Glock to qualify with.