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As many of you know I have been a hunter for 40 years and have taken all sorts of game. During that time I have always had a passion for predator hunting. They can be hunted year round and I think they are probably the most challenging animals to pursue. Over time I have hunted and taken bears...

Buddy of mine has one of these that was purchased new by his father in 1943/44? Serial # is 133XXX which shows 1943 to 1948. He wants to sell it but is not a "gun guy" and I don't know enough about Winchesters to advise him on value. It is in good condition with no rust, good wood and has a...

Sorry no pictures, my friend just pulled it out of a closet to show me as I was leaving. He inherited it from his father. I have been around guns for 40yrs but never seen anything like it. It appears to be a sporterized miltary surplus rifle. NO MARKINGS other than serial numbers...

Well I have been extremely happy with my recently purchased S&W 327 (8rds .357, scandium frame, titanium cylinder, 23ozs). For my situation it is the perfect combination of light weight/major horsepower for close up defense. I fired about 20 magnum rounds to check for function and point of aim...

Very interesting article. I had no idea that Remington had branched out into products like this. Kind of puts a new slant on why a big investment corp. would want to purchase them. There may be gold in them BIG GREEN hills and it may have nothing to do with firearms! Remington ELSAG wins...

My mind has gone blank. I can't recall but I believe the front sight drifts the same direction as the bullet impacts. If shots are to the left then the sight must be drifted to the left. Yes?

Anybody try to chamber one? I am hoping the 2 1/2" shells would fit.

Anybody try to chamber one? I am hoping the 2 1/2" shells would fit.

Just a wild thought but I was wondering if you could fire a .410 shot shell in this thing. It would then be an extremely cool trail gun. Any thoughts?

Well its time to sell off some unused guns and buy something new. I am really looking for 2 types of bolt action 223's and they MUST be stainless steel. I want a small, easy to carry in the woods rifle like the Ruger M77 MK2 Compact for close in (150yds or less) coyotes, foxes etc. I...

Help, I just can't think of a clever gun/shooting name for my Female Black Lab pup.

Thought you might enjoy this. His ABUSE of guns was finally rewarded. Posted content removed by moderator.

I have read several recipes over the years but can't find them now that I need one. Any ideas?

I once owned a S&W model 19 that had the stamped "Smith & Wesson" placed on the barrel in the correct spot but upside down. Should have kept it but at the time a guy who wanted it really bad bought it for $150 over fair market! SOLD! Also one of my friends (ffl) ordered 6 of the Beretta 92's...

I live, work and play right smack dab in the middle of Grizzly (and cougar, black bear, wolf and moose) country. I ALWAYS carry a holstered pistol when I am outside my house. Anyway, I have carried a Freedom Arms .454 for a number of years loaded with LBT 325gr hardcast slugs at 1500fps. I like...

Jane Fonda Regrets 1972 Visit to Vietnam Gun Site 1 hour, 25 minutes ago Entertainment - Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jane Fonda regrets her visit to a North Vietnamese gun site in 1972, the actress and fitness guru said in an interview with CBS television show "60 Minutes" to be...

What is YOUR best (short and simple to understand) answer to the question of where we draw the line on civilian gun ownership in regards to level of "firepower" Why is the ar-15 semi-auto ok but the m-16 full auto is not. Why didn't we draw the line at single shots or extend it out to...

I just got mine (4 inch) and love it. It does NOT recoil anywhere near as bad as I had anticipated or have read about in a variety of posts. Sharp kick YES, muzzle rise NO. Controllable by anybody that can handle a stout .44 or a .454 in my opinion. I was very pleasantly surprised at how well it...

I just got mine (4 inch) and love it. It does NOT recoil anywhere near as bad as I had anticipated or have read about in a variety of posts. Sharp kick YES, muzzle rise NO. Controllable by anybody that can handle a stout .44 or a .454 in my opinion. I was very pleasantly surprised at how well it...