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Savage "NRA National Match" .22, 1919.

I ordered a barrel from Volquartsen, and it took 3 weeks, 4 days.

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I have my great grandmother's "snuff" knife. At the turn of the century (1900 type) in Arkansas, ladies frequently used snuff. Apparently it was expensive, so the ladies would use a small knife to scrape tobacco powder off of their husband's plug of tobacco, instead of buying it. This knife...

Para P6.45 in a DGL holster.

3 .22s; Anschutz 1813 Supermatch/15x Unertl Suhl 150 Frankenstein; Remington 40x action, Anschutz target trigger, Green Mountain barrel, Stock by Richard's Microstocks.

Red wine of course?

Dang, that's nice!

You fell off the trapeze over the bed, and hit your head on the whip cream dispenser on the way down? I use that excuse all the time.

If you're ever in the Central Valley of California, PM me, we'll set you up!

That was great! And Hilarious! Even a near miss should be counted...

I had just loaded my 12 guage house gun and chambered a round; the gun slipped and I tried to catch it. The gun was pointed at a window that had open fields behind it, but a small 6" square pane of glass disappeared from the window, and I couldn't hear for about 20 minutes!

I have toyed with the idea of buying a .44 Bulldog for a few years. At our last Friends of the NRA dinner, and I won one! It is not as nice as my 586, 686, 625, Bill Davis Model 19, or Python. It is slightly loose, but it shoots. It is tactically accurate (can't beat the Python, but I get...

Yes; buy 2 Lone Wolf barrels (9mm and .357 Sig), a couple of 9mm mags, and you're good to go!

I picked up my AK and Mosin today. The Mosin bayonet is one serious piece of steel!

I follow you on Facebook, so I already saw the picts, but great gun porn!

And Don usually shot one-handed!

Kingpin, I would recommend the IZH 46 strongly, and the less expensive Daisy 747. The Daisy is around $200, and the IZH runs close to $500 now (I got mine for $169, but that was a few years ago.) The Daisy has a Walthers barrel, and is a great starter gun. The first national champion, Rick...

On the 4th Saturday of every month, I shoot Silhouette Air Pistol At the Modesto Rifle Club. One of the members, Rick, was the first national champion in this sport, and yesterday he shot the most impressive group I have ever seen. Rick took empty .22 casings and placed them at the ram line...

The gun is outstanding, the skull could do with a little black magic marker or flat black paint. I love my hi-power and if your friend got a good price he is one lucky guy!