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The only encounter I have had with someone I thought was a danger to me was when I was returning home after attending a meeting in Chicago. I had to stop in the Joliet area for gas and he approached me while I had the nozzle down the fill pipe. It was night time, and even though the station was...

Like all my carry guns, in a strong side, outside waist band, open top holster, under an unbuttoned cover garment. Unless I'm out hunting then it is in a thumb break or button strap holster. Still strong side and still in a position that is natural for me to grab and go to work. Llance

I have both an original Winchester 62A as well as a Rossi gallery model. I bought the Winchester from my former father-in-law for $20.00 and the Rossi from a pawn shop for $75.00. Both work as intended. When I had owned the Winchester about two years, I first fired it in a forested area in...

Gentlemen, Ladies, there should be no punishment levied against the preparator of this wonderfully laid prank. He has masterfully drawn in some well-read and well positioned readers like myself. While I am no great scholar I am well versed in the American Civil War (no war is civil) and General...

I too have just happened onto the thread. OP this was a wonderfull process, I salute you sir for your inventiveness. WELL DONE Llance

Your best bet for current market value is to look on GUN BROKER . COM and completed auctions/ Llance

RalphZ: Yes, that is true, however if I am moseying along, I might actually work up a sweat. And get to where I'm going. Not so if I am mozzying along. Here is the difference: My stepfather comes from a small town in Kansas. From his folk's house to the center of town is about two city blocks...

When something goes missing around my house, and is something which I have handled recently, such as your wavy washer, I spend no more than 5 minutes looking for it. I then sit down with a splash of adult beverage in a glass, accuse my cat of hiding it from me. But I know in reality it was my...

If I had Simply Rugged just down the street, I'd go to the local class 6 store and acquire a bottle of his favorite adult beverage then mozzy on down there and ask him to make me a holster to a design I liked. Since my favourite adult beverage runs to the tune of $75.00, that would be a fair...

Call 'em and ask 'em. The worst can happen they say yes.

.30-06 X 5, .270 X 1, .30-30 X 1, .308 X 2, 7MM Mau X 2, 6.5x55 X 2. Which have I shot the most? None. Most often, when I go shooting, it's one of my Mossberg .22's, or my Stevens #6 .22. I'm not gun shy, just haven't been hunting in the big piney for over 30 years. Haven't fired a .223 in over...

WHAT HE SAID, IN SPADES.

Shotguncoach, I'm not much into nickel plated guns but were it me I would remove all the nickel and then sandblast to remove all the rust in the pits. Following that I would fill in the pits under the grips with some JBWeld with a colouring tint the same colour as what you are planning to do...

You show in your pictures a step in the rails of the frame. Now tell me if there is a step in the rails of the slide? Once installed on the frame (spring(s) and guide installed) is the slide loose? The pistol is not designed to function without these parts installed. Does it wiggle and wobble...

Okay I'm going to ask the question everyone has beat into the ground without asking DOES ANYONE ACTUALLY HAVE ONE TO LOOK AT, TO CYCLE, TO SEND ROUNDS DOWN RANGE??? If you do, then please let us know what you think of it. If I had to guess, it has sharp edges from being stamped metal, poor...

To me this sounds like a case for a clean terry towel and some light oil. Assuming you have done that, do it again only pressing a little harder on the towel as you wipe it down, literally scrubbing it with the towel. Haze is most often a condition of dried oil, and a good scrubbing with a towel...

He looks like the kind of fella who, if you got in a fist fight with it'd be much like grabbing a bear from behind, you'd never be able to let go or for certain he'd rip you apart. Lean and likely not mean but surely able to hold his own in any situation.

Brownell's sells grip screws in a complete set or in a kit with several sets including the special drill bit for those who make their own grips. Either way they are not that expensive.

I do hope you bought them the most expensive bottle of their favorite adult beverage you could find. Those my friend are some worthy friends. I have never seen a presentation box let alone the handgun which goes inside of one. That here are two of them on display shakes my soul. STUNNING!!!!!

The "BLUE PRESS" is not a trade magazine the same as sports afield or AR is. It is a mag printed by Dillon specifically about their reloading presses, and related products. You have to contact Dillon and ask to receive it.