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I would say M1 Garand, 1903 Springfield and Yugo 59/66 SKS

I like to test my magazines also

I bought a Kobra sight for my early Romanian AK about 19 years ago. It never held zero, I think because of an incompatibility of the type of rail on the AK. It is a Wum-1. It appears to be high quality. I plan on putting it on eBay soon. You from the KC area?

At least they have it. Hopefully the price will come done a little. Never thought 30-30 would be hard to find. I did see some at my local Bass Pro today.

I have a similar scope and mounting system on my 30-30. It is very rugged. I once fell out of a tree on my back (6-10 feet maybe) and the rifle still held its zero!

Graf and Sons currently sells 150 grain Interlocks made by Hornady for around $30 a box. About the same price and performance of .308 150 grains. I trust the interlock round.

Me too. Unfortunately I live in the city..

Awesome story

I agree, bone stock guns. I upgraded my 88 which cost more than the original gun..

My friends T-6 has a place in the front right cockpit where a .30 can be mounted. Some T-6 were armed. I also wondered what he would have to go through legally to mount one there.

I want to hear the whole story!

Mine is 3 years old and did not come drilled and tapped.

And looking at ballistics by the inch, sometimes the .22 will slow down in those longer barrels.

I’m sorry for your loss. You’ve got some great memories in those pictures.

I like mine. Small enough I can carry when bigger pistols are not an option. Mine is fairly reliable. I use fmj and don’t have a problem with rimlock.

That’s not a bad deal. At least they have it in stock!

Great deal!

Here is my gen 1 at 50 yds. Firing the Winchester RA9TA 127 grain +p+.

The 143 eld-x is a great bullet, but at those close ranges you won’t utilize the high BC benefits. That bullet has a thin skin, I would go with the 123 grain interlock. It is a proven bullet design and perfect for deer. I stock both those Hornady rounds.

Wow, that looks fun!