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I've got a 1983 vintage Model 7 .243 with the wood stock and Snabel fore end. It will shoot any factory or reloads with MOA. The current Remingtons, my opinion are as bad a guns get. Too bad because I was once a dyed in the wool Rem man.

I saw one cross the auction block here several weeks ago fetch 650 with an clip.

Get doe tags.

I can't hardly imagine this being pulled off with aiding and abetting from other conspirators along the routes.

Before making up your mind I think you might want to look at the .22 Mag. I own all three of the calibers and put them to use as the situation calls for. However, when it comes to the .22 I grab the mag because it'll gives you alittle more ooomph without a extreme cost factor between the LR &...

I've been using factory ammo in my Ruger GO100 .357. However, I'm thinking about getting the dies and reloading for it. I thinking two ways; one for plinking and one for home defense. What are you guys using in your GP100?

Rick, I'm looking for a set of the Hogue grips for my Redhawk, 44 Mag like the ones on my GP100. I've got the stock grips that are an attractive wood grain. Wanna swap?

Heck of a deal, I think. My best reloads are 55.5 of 4350 with Sierra 150 BTSP. What glass are you going to get?

Don't do any sort of paper work. IF & when they ever come to check your books just tell they you where using the Louise Lerner file system and now it seems there's nothing there to see. It just crashed.

couple years ago i came across a Nylon 66 also. I asked the same question on the Rim Fire forum and was told DON"T DO IT. I asked that question to guys selling them at gun shows and they said the same thing...DON'T. They said to take it to a gunsmith that is at least 50 years old.

Look at the stock just in front of the rear sling swivel to see if there is a "bullseye". It's a white sphere with a black center. It indicates that stock is made of walnut. Or perhaps it's missing and only a hole remaining which might lead a guy to believe it's been redrilled to accomidate a...

It took me almost all summer of 2010 to develope a load for my 7mm-08. I found that 43.5 of IMR 4064 worked really really good with the Sierra 120's as far a pattern went. However, I didn't like the way the performed on antelope though. I finally settled on 139 Nosler BT pushed by 39.5 of...

A current potential flop right now in my mind is the 17 B-Mag by Savage. 1st one I had wouldn't eject and the 2nd stock/barrel was so bad I traded it off for a .40 Sig Sauer. And ,17 mag ammo is scarce.

DANG IT!!!!, My 1983 Model 1500 in '06 falls in those numbers. I hate to do anything to this gun as it is a shooter!!!

neither......I like the 28 gauge for that

How about carrying the bride over the threshold?

thanks fellas. I'll take a look at the recommended sites.

thanks fellas. I'll take a look at the recommended sites.

Wally...same here. Pennington county.

I recently purchased a Sig Sauer P2022 .40 for carry. I haven't been able to localily run across anything for inside the belt, small of the back. Any ideas?