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It turns out that my adult child went shooting some years ago and did not re-purchase. OOPS I have some 22 she could use. But it involves either UPS or FedEX. I know the rules, but what are the extra charges above the shipping cost? Same? I read an old thread saying UPS had a $25 fee.

Load Google Earth. Zoom in on the range. Place the cursor on top of the berm. See elevation. Place cursor at target location. Note elevation. Subtract. Answer!

I used to avoid the Goldens. But for the last year they have been plentiful at Cabellas. I go thru about 6 bricks a year shooting prairie dogs for Colorado ranchers. So I bought a bunch of bricks. ( I want to say this first about Federal Automatch: They are consistent in my PD-Killer CZ...

You can have a deductible with Eastern Insurance/ aka Historic Firearms. I sacrifice coverage on the typical value of one rifle to cut the cost down. That pays back quickly.

1) Rented safes: Are you going to change the combination each time a different renter uses it? 2) Government RAIDS: How long before there is suspicion that some Perp has stored a crime gun there? They will come and cut open those safes....maybe more than one! There also could be crime...

Review. It shows up at Cabellas too. I shoot prairie dogs for ranches. My total for this season is 1200, and with the exception of about 100 with a shotgun, about a third have been taken with Automatch in a CZ bolt action at ranges from 70-180 yards. I consider it accurate and consistent.

The burden of proof as to MFG date is on the State. Did you buy it before July 2013? Just so you all know: There has been approximately zero enforcement here of the new Law. I am thinking maybe one case. Lock it in your trunk if you are worried. Don't attempt to sell the magazine. In...

I saved an article about 10 years ago, but can only summarize it now. It was about 4 aimed shots. That is the legal capacity for hunting in many states. Winner: Semi-auto. About 5 seconds. Then Bolt. Many can do 10 military rounds in about 15 seconds, so about 7 seconds for 4 rounds...

There is a downloadable PDF at mouseguns.com

Historic Firearms/ aka Eastern Insurance doesn't ask for serials.

Maybe get them at the Walmart counter, then pay to have them tinted on the spot?

I have one. With a red dot I have prairie dogs biting the dust at 75 yards off a sandbag.

Try 1907 I am thinking 1907.

With 2 witnesses, a portable bench shot on a prairie dog: 346 Yards. Short.... two flying blue grouse with a High Standard 22 and birdshot. Maybe 20 feet in 1968.

Once you become licensed, you are know as a business, likely in a searchable database. Then you are more likely to be burglarized or robbed. Thus the guns get into the hands of criminals!

I use a 22LR for Varmint hunting. I often shoot on a grass strip airport. It is 2800 feet long. I see dust kickups well past 400 yards shooting level. Some kills are at 340 yards, or about 1000 feet. Better make a berm, or stick to an airgun.

A bunch of you are paying too much. You need to look at Eastern Insurance. Paying 17 a month for 15000 is waaay off. And NRA which came to all members... you have to requet that coverage to get it. Deeper coverage is expensive.

Notice the very tiny ( under 1% ) that come from gun shows!

You guys didn't get the Eastern numbers correct. Far cheaper, and you can get a deductible. Like one or 2 guns to save premium. And the NRA only insures you if you Ask For It. No longer automatic.

Has anybody thought about storing handguns in a bank safe deposit box?