Recent content by dcgray2

Making the Straight-Line Shoot Imgur: The magic of the Internet

Wow that's not 25% that's an amazing 66% markup. The firearms business sure has changed!

That's quite the markup!! Imagine a 25% markup on guns today.

I ordered mine from Amazon I think there are sellers on eBay as well. I would Google "1929 July American Rifleman"

John one of your previous posts was where I got the information about the light primer strikes. Beautiful examples you have there!

Thank you. I've ordered a copy to have.

I see this often in application development. Careful asking users want they want. Often they don't know what they want. Very Interesting! You would wonder why they even had the CAPABILITY of making a 1:10 .22 barrel?? Like maybe some one set the rifling machine up for a .38 but with a .22...

No school project, but I'm old enough to know that there are a LOT of people that know a LOT more than me about certain guns. I have very eclectic interests when it comes to guns. I own everything from a Sjögren self-loading shotgun to a S18-1000 Solothurn, with interesting sub collections of...

My "write-up" is for a sub-forum on reddit: the front page of the internet located at /r/guns: Firearms and related articles. I've been a browser \ contributor there for several years. There are 400K people that contribute and read the sub-reddit. It tends toward a younger demographic and I...

Thank you for the correction and corroboration with the information the Cody Firearms Museum found on the price.

You are a better man than me. I could not find the actual contents anywhere, just a picture of the cover. Thank you very much!

I was doing a write-up of the Single-shot Perfected Model and the Straight Line and was hoping to include information about the original retail price of these guns. I think I have a line on a 1923 price list so I can see the price of the Perfected in 1923 but I can't get ahold of a 1925 or...