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The rifle was probably manufactured in 1910 based on the serial #. The stock on my post '64 model 94 is the same length as yours as you measured it. That's all I've got for you. I would guess the value to be between 500 and 900 dollars, but I really have no idea. I'm mostly replying to get...

Listen to her first. I'm not saying you should capitulate, but stop talking and find out why she doesn't want another gun in the house. Then you can work from there. Make sure you don't approach it as if you are trying to win. You are trying to find a solution that is acceptable to both of...

Yup. It was last week. A guy at the range let me shoot his CZ 452 after I let him shoot my AR. It was the first scoped rifle I had shot.

These both happened on the same day. I hear this guy yelling at me. "Hey, what are you doing?" I put my gun down and turn around. He says in a very angry voice "The range closes at six. New members should read the rules!" I had been a member for over two years. I feel awful and apologize...

I don't love my Winchester Wildcat. It's OK but typical rimfire scope rings don't fit it. I'm thinking of buying a CZ 452 instead. The Wildcat was the first gun I bought.

Astronaut guns? Those are the ones that can shoot upside down and underwater, right? I use CLP and sometimes some red grease stuff I heard about on this forum. I've never had any problems so I've never felt the need to try anything else. You guys never steer me wrong.

I can see how that would be annoying. Just the other day I was at the range and there were a couple guys each taking up two benches. It was easily solved though. I walked up and said "Excuse me, is there room for one more?" One guy jumped right up and started clearing some space for me. He...

Waiting for your son to get up? You need to go wake him up now. Or at least start making a lot of noise around the house until he gets up.

I'm new to shotguns (just got a winchester model 12) and I want to make sure I shoot safely. Obviously I would never fire my rifles into the air at the range, but shotgunners do it all the time when shooting clays or hunting. What are the safety precautions I need to take to do so safely...

Does your state allow people under 21 to open carry?

That's pretty funny and sad. I wonder how you end up being that scared of a firearm. I don't think that kind of commentary is necessary.

Here's a picture of an AK confiscated from Somali pirates on March 3, 2009. It's incredibly rusty. Think it still fires? http://cache.boston.com/universal/site_graphics/blogs/bigpicture/pirate_03_16/p19_18186705.jpg

The reason is given in the second amendment. I assume you've read it. ...the security of a free state...

I assume this isn't a 20 page response, so you will probably want to focus on one of the policies mentioned in that quote and refute it thoroughly instead of refuting four policies partially.

Don't worry. I started on rifles, then moved to handguns. I couldn't even tell where some of my shots were hitting at 7 yards at first. The thing that helped me most was inserting snap caps randomly in the magazine. When you pull the trigger on a snap cap, any flinch you have is very...

Yeah, isn't it weird how when you take meaningful words out of a sentence, the sentence seems to have a different meaning? I fail to see your point.

This is some interesting "Logic". The family of a criminal may be able to sue after they are shot dead, but so can the family of a law abiding citizen, if that law abiding citizen is shot dead. The family of the law abiding citizen is more likely to win, so how does this country give more...

It would probably muffle the sound slightly. The hard part would be hitting the security camera from 30+ yards without using sights...but that's not a problem for Jack Bauer.

Heh...just read your post on Front porch forum this morning. Sorry to hear about your stuff. If you feel the need to go shooting while your rifle is missing, send me a PM. I'd be happy to take you sometime.