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Probably made the 'migration' to get rid of me..(!)

Track of The Wolf are good people. I done most all of my firearms and firearms related equipment dealing with Cabela's but have bought several items from the Wolf. (non firearms related for the most part). The items I purchased and received were always just as their website pictures showed and...

Someone on here said 3 or 4 years ago that lot's of times Cabela's has various firearms (other stuff to) that is slightly damaged or had been sent back to them for one reason or the other and they sell it (them) at a large discount, but that you actually need to ask them about it....PS..I...

My personal opinion; as stated before on here many times by me over the last several years..I do NOT want any water (H2o) anywhere close to one of my guns and the only way any water is getting close to one of my guns is if I'm caught in the rain, I sweat on it, I fall in some river or creek, or...

Well, Cabela's is getting higher. Everybody is I guess, and it could get worse I reckon. If you're a collector or something I know it must be hard on a lot of folks. But if someone is just looking for a couple of good pieces and will spend a little money and fix them up and keep plenty of spare...

I have a couple of Walker Adjustable Flasks but I don't like using them much. One of them is hanging on the wall now with a little powder in it..I had my carbines and '58's worked on and proofed all to hell and back. I took a couple of my regular flasks and removed the 24 grain spouts from them...

All of this knowledge and dedication huh? Must be speaking of people like Mr. MyKeal and Old Fuff and BlueHawk and Articap and Scrat. Maybe Mr. Roswell if he were still around under that name..(!!)...

Did you try 'Track of The Wolf' and 'VTI' BlueHawk?....

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Remington number eleven (#11) percussion caps..Be careful. Don't kill too many Cougars....

Alsaqr..Wild pig!! Damn good eating there ol' son!....

Yeah...Randy. That sound's like that might have been his name. I'vd heard that the BuckHorn is a good little rifle. Don't know anybody around this part of the country who own's one. I do know a couple of people who own the Wolverine and they really like them. I think that's a CVA rifle to. .50...

Took one of my CVA .45 HunterBolts out today and shot it 4 times. Standard load- 110 grains of TS3fff and the 209's of course. This time however, I was firing a lot heavier sabots than the 180's I normally use. I can't help it. Every time I even think about my CVA's I remember a man (or...

Am replying to your private message sir mako..Time is not running out for me; you probably mean it's running out for you..I simply stated what I found out to be a fact concerning all natural hardwoods charcoal with no additives and also what I found out with Mesquite chunks...Oh I found the...

No, don't know where that line came from right offhand. The '49 pictured here is a Uberti. The Colt in the safety deposit box is original. (real Colt)..However, there's not much doubt in this razor sharp military computer located between the ears of Mrs._______'s little boy that the Uberti is...

'49 is a fine little handgun. This is a photograph of one of mine just coming off of a hard winter in Alaska. Has since been reblued and brought up to my standards. Don't have a photograph of it since I had it reblued. Have a Colt (I think 5 inch barrel best I remember) never been fired and it...

.32 is a fine small game rifle. My Grandpa owned one the biggest part of his life. He used it to feed his family including my Daddy. God! No telling how many squirrels and rabbits and coons and groundhogs and what not that thing has killed. I got to shoot it a few times when I was youngster...

Bluehawk, I myself have read on here somewhere that he demonstrated that several times. I do use a little Crisco most of the time to smear over the balls but that is (or was I should say) mostly because many times I was out in the rain or blowing snow and so forth for hours or days at a time and...

Well anyway....I looked up Hazelwood on the internet and found many links. Couldn't find anything about it's being used in the making of blackpowder or of any type of gunpowder. Dosen't mean it wasn't there though for sure. I bet it's on here somewhere; I just wasn't lucky enough to stumble...

That's exactly how I was doing it. That's why the targets were set at exactly 75 meters and at 125 meters. Don't need a chronograph to tell if the round is getting there and don't need a chronograph to look at the hole knocked through the plank to tell if I have enough power or not. I'm a field...