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Well yesterday was the opening season for whitetail deer, in MO., and within the first 30 minutes of the season, I scored a 10 point buck, using my (above) rifle. Now that spread wasn't any trophy animal, nor was his weight, estimated at 150-160#'s and I'd say about 2-3 years old. But when I hit...

I just ordered two new manuals as the heading stated, one is the Lyman's 50th addition the other is the Hornady I do believe the 15Th Edition. Since I recently acquired a 6mm Creedmoor, and a 6.5X52mm Carcano Cavalry Carbine. It seems all my reloading manuals are finally out dated, as the only...

The other day I was reloading some rounds for my 6.5X52MM for my Italian Cavalry Carbine, and even though I was carefully lubing the casings, I still got one stuck. Needless to say after an hour of hard labor, I finally got it free of the die, but noted the Norma base of the case was ripped off...

Does anyone out there know which lens covers, go on the above rifle scope. Incidentally I'm about to place it on a recently purchased Ruger American Predator in 6.5 Creedmoor rifle, using Vortex high mounts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Like the title says, I need a lead bullet mold that will cast a .268 bullet, the closest I've found is the Lyman .266 which is on backorder with the round nose 140 grain. I've checked every brand including Lee, all to no avail. Any help in directing me to a lead mold that will cast close to a...

I finally got all moved in here in Missouri, and had $1400.00 that was burning a hole in my bank account, so I did what any red blooded American would do, I went and bought the side loading gate Henry in the .44Magnum Carbine with the over sized lever. After much searching, on the internet, I...

Man talk about quick shipping, ordered it on Sunday, and received it this afternoon, from Midway. Not bad Ten-MO, in just one day. Just finished checking it out, and the fit and feel, as well as the balance, seem to be just fine, as well as the mechanics seem to be quite well for a budget...

Man was I ever mistaken, in purchasing the above rifle. Thinking that because of the unique ammunition (6.5X52) I wouldn't have any problems with the ammo shortage, in getting ammo or at least reloading materials for the that odd ball character. Well I checked all the local as well as internet...

Well below is the SKS I ordered for $400.00 without a single solitary matching serial number, even though it is exceptionally clean as the receiver states it was manufactured in 1963, as well as the bolt carrier, and the stock states it was built in 1956, but obviously reconditioned recently...

I was at my LGS this morning and found the above carbine, with the Rock Ola insignia on the receiver and barrel, however the rifle itself was housed in a beat up Monte Carlo stock, absent of the rear sight. The asking price is $499.00. I was assured by the owner that the firearm was functional...

I'm sure there has to be some way to lighten the trigger pull on this derringer. BTW it is the "Defender" Model with a very short serial number 062XX, and it does have the extended grip. I bought the firearm, yesterday, used at my LGS, and took it out very early this morning and shot a few .410...

I was in the process of placing a much smaller diameter scope on my Ruger NO.1 .243 Winchester RSI, if you remember right I put a 3X9X40 Leopold Rifleman scope on it and it overshadowed the Ruger NO.1. Anyway I've got a Vortex Diamond Back that is much more compact. In taking the two front...

From what I've been told the afore mentioned firearm in 30-06 is an extremely accurate piece, however the weakness is in the plastic catch attached to the metal based magazine, I was wondering if anyone can tell me if there is a remedy to correct this , as I'm in the market for a 30-06 here...

Does anyone know if Savage has fixed the problem with the magazine coming loose on there hard recoiling rifles such as 30-06? I do know that they do have a reputation as being inherently accurate. Would definitely appreciate any comments on this.

Recently found the above described rifle at my LGS at a price of $645.00 +tax. Noted it had a bayonet stud but the stock looked like it was a hardwood, possibly beech wood or the like. It was in excellent condition, and looks like it had been hardly fired, my question is did Auto Ordinance ever...

I recently purchased a second Chiappa Double Badger, but instead of the .22LR/.410ga shotgun, I purchased the .22WMR/.410 shotgun. A quite a few years ago I purchased a Winchester 94-22LR XTR, and liked it so well I purchased another Winchester 94-22WMR shortly after the original one. Now that's...

Was wondering if anybody on this forum has one of the above rifle/shotgun combo's and what you thought about it? Yesterday while at my LGS I ran across one that was .22WMR/.410 and it was really neat handling with the double triggers, and the lever used to drop down the barrels. My LGS didn't...

I recently did a trigger job on my Savage 17HMR, as the amount of force did not even register on my RCBS trigger pull gauge. Afterward there was no more slack just a crisp 3.5# let off that I can live with. The only thing I did was take the action out of stock, removed the bolt, and noted three...

What is the general consensus on this particular rifle with the Mannlicher stock, actual value, versatility etc. Does anyone have actual experience with this rifle and caliber?

Is anybody familiar with the Ruger EC9 it is very similar to the LC9, but the young fella at my LGS told me that Ruger is going to discontinue them due the fact these are more economical to produce, and are a much more reliable. The one I bought for $269.99 has the striker type of trigger, and...