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I wasn't intending to, but I had to mention it since it may very well be one of the driving forces causing the problem mentioned in the OP.

They already have, just about a week ago--twice: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-congress-guns/u-s-house-passes-two-democratic-backed-gun-control-bills-idUSKBN2B32MA That may be further fueling the gun buying as of the past week.

That's something else I noticed when I was at Scheels. The pump shotguns are no longer Mossberg or Remington, but names I've never heard of, and they feel like cheap toys. Prices for them aren't very low either, but I guess it's a way to keep something on the shelf.

I went to a LGS and there was a surprising number of guns there, even though their website showed almost nothing. I asked the owner about that, and he said that the website is their supplier, who has nothing. I asked what happens when his own inventory runs out, and he said, "Then that's it!"...

A LGS and Scheels I went to yesterday both had 9mm CCI Blazer (Brass) FMJ for $40 for 50 rounds. At Scheels, they also had a 50 count box of Speer Gold Dot for $60.

That's the one! Holster looks somewhat different though.

I got me the description information about my knife. On one side of the blade, it says, “Smith & Wesson Search and Rescue”. On the base of the other side of the blade, there’s a number: CKSUR2.

I looked for it, but can't find the exact one. I googled smith wesson 6" knife, and all I got were results for smith wesson throwing knives. It seems that google isn't very good at what it's intended job is.

Ok, that makes sense. I guess that means it's meant to be untied from being a loop. I thought maybe it was intended to be used the way it was tied into a loop somehow.

I have to start out by admitting I’m not really much of a knife person. However, I bought one since I thought it would be a good idea. It’s a 6” “survival” knife made by Smith & Wesson. It has a sheath that I have questions about that I can’t find answers to by using Google. I even looked up...

I almost forgot that you guys wanted to see photos! Here are a few: https://imgur.com/5KjNfGX https://imgur.com/uBcKlcI https://imgur.com/AqGm9uy

I can't remember how it looked. What I do know is that I ended up removing it and then putting in back on and saw the scope pointed straighter until I tightened the front screw against the base. That's when the scope began to cant to the left. Then I got the idea to loosen it and flip that...

That was the original problem, but I was able to correct it.

Not right now. I can tell you that the mounting rings were also Vortex brand and were $25 and are aluminum. The mount itself is the one that came with the rifle.

After asking advice here about what scope I should get after having nothing but problems with scopes in the past for my .22 rifle (a Ruger 10/22), I finally got a Vortex Crossfire 2 2-7x32mm. I've been having some issues that I hope can get resolved. Mounting it was the first problem. After...

Ok. That's my plan. It's funny that you mention meeting face to face because I just got an odd response to a Want ad I placed for a Ruger 9mm carbine. I put in the ad, "If you live in (my town) and have a Ruger 9mm Carbine you're willing to part with, I'd be interested in buying it". I got...

Yep! I'm in Wisconsin. Been doing some selling of a couple guns so far and even put up a "wanted" ad for one I can't find available at stores anymore. I've been advised to be aware of scams on Armslist, but nobody is telling me what those scams are. I'd be interested in knowing since I'd...

I've managed to sell a couple of guns I've had for some time and am amazed at what people are paying now. I made a profit on one, and got nearly twice what I paid for another. I'm finding it difficult to stop selling.

What kind of fraud? From buyers or from sellers?

$50 for shipping? That's way higher than I would expect, especially for a small handgun.