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I am fully into what I want and three kids under 5 so I have spent the past 5 years buying ammo/reloading items. I am also into the want end of everything being 2,000 or more and it just doesn't make sense nor do I have the funds. The one caveat to that is I have taken a liking for lever guns...

20 gauge New England single shot my dad bought me at 12. Still have it. First I bought was a Benelli Nova which I no longer have. Of course I bought another a few years later.

Some form of a pump 12 gauge. I would want a shorter barrel and a long barrel for different tasks.

If it were me with a grand to spend I think it would be aome form of a Winchester Model 70.

For me its either my 7mm or 375 Ruger. Why? They are what I have and I know they will do the job.

I generally carry 1 of 4 guns. A 642, 460S&W, Ruger Redhawk in 41 mag or G20. No climbing but lots hiking and hunting.

I have owned a Nova for 12 years and never an Issue with it other than the fact the ribs are prone to rust. It doesnt compete with the 1950s Wingmaster, but I also dont worry about anything happening to it. Its ugly, it rattles, but it points great for me and is leaps and bounds less bulky than...

No name sadly just to much family time in the woods. Plus it didn't talk back lol

Pants down taking a dump over a log talking to my revolver when my very private father in law happened along.

At a weight of nearly 12lbs ready to hunt I can't justify mine for hunting in the mountains here in Idaho. If I could drop it to down around 9lbs I would consider it.

The two times I have moved requiring an overnight stay I have camped.

Just the shotgun Uncle Joe said I could own.

Usually a 6" G20 and a battle axe.

The local Sportsmans sells AA's for $8.47 a box. Giving a discount when you buy 10 or more this applies to any shotgun ammo. No reason not to buy them.

I use them for my 460 and 500 Smith's. At the end of the day they are a metal HKS but I have never had an issue with them walking around in the wild.

Our local fish wrap is very excited to see the passage of this bill. http://www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/readers-opinion/article68742552.html

And to be clear the process in Idaho for the basic permit is walk into the Sheriffs office, show proof of firearms safety course, have your finger prints taken and wait for the background check to clear. My proof of firearms safety was my Iowa hunters safety card that I obtained in April of 1995...

Sadly I must maintain my permit due to travel, but I am very pleased to see Otter sign this.

@Midwest He has 5 days to sign not including Sunday I believe. If signed/not signed I believe it would become law 07/01.

I picked up a 4" 41mag Redhawk recently at Sportsmans.