Search results for query: *

This one is a non takedown 7mm mag.

For us lefties, it's a great option. A levergun that locks up just like a bolt action. Quick follow up shots in an easy carrying package. AND...variety is the spice of life.

Old thread, but I figured I would add to it instead of starting a new one. Here's my takedown in 300 WSM.

My latest SIG pistol. It's a P220 Elite Carry Dark. Shown with my P226 for comparison. P220's are the only 45's that I like besides a 1911.

I've had a black one for years, but these are from a limited run of some sort, with the red scales. Very useful knives. More than many people would think. I use them for EDC, and I've even skinned a deer with one.

Here's my Spyderco Persian posing with my Kimber.

A smith put the mounts and rings on it. I believe they are Talley medium.

I think this one is 7 3/4 pounds without scope, mounts and rings. I use to have a BLR in .257 Roberts and it was right at 7 lbs or a hair under.

The box removable mags allow pointed bullets, and the bolt locks up front, on the barrel. So its basically a bolt action in a lever rifle. I like these scopes a lot too. I guess I should, I've got them on 4 of my rifles.

I don't know for sure, but it "feels" like steel. # Made with Stainless Steel # Matte Gray Finish # Fiber Optic Front Sight # Drilled & Tapped for Mounts # Crowned Muzzle # Adjustable Sights # Lever-Action Rotating Bolt # Detachable Box Magazine # Sling & Swivel Stud Come Installed # Available...

The short throw lever makes it very fast for a follow up shot.

It kicks, but nothing bad at all. I like the flat shooting 7mm for open country and clear cut hunting. The BLR action is very strong. It locks up just like a bolt action rifle. With "cheap" Remington 150gr ammo, it shoots great.

Browning Stainless BLR 7mm magnum. Leupold VXIII 3.5-10x40 Look out elk, here I come.

I'd take a brand new 68 Camaro over that abomination Chevy has now. I'm like that with new S&W's.

! ! ! ! ! ! Wow. nice ones.

I hate the bead blast cheesy finish on the newer stainless guns. I hate ANY gun with those horrible laser etched logos. Guns that go "CLANG" instead of click when you dry fire them are bad. Damm, I hate that sound. It just screams cheaply made. Many of the new ones do that. The lock is...

I stumbled across it today. Its almost like brand new. Timing is perfect. DA trigger is smooth as butter. SA is super crisp. They knew how to make them back in 1953. and.....NO. Here's some info: In 1953 Colt introduced two new DA revolvers, the premium Model 357 and the "Budget" Trooper...

Colt Model 357 Ser. 1xxx Some people call these "Pre Pythons".

Use MecGar mags and HP's feed just fine.