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Pictures like yours are the reason I don't own stags, I'm already addicted to enough gun stuff.

Using 44 magnum cases with reduced loads will duplicate 44 special performance often with better accuracy. No crud ring in the cylinder chamber and good accuracy I have loaded them for years.

You have my sympathy but I'm too busy worrying about the 17 mach 2 disappearing to think about the 327.

The big car makers don't like buying motors or trannys for people regardless of the warranty wording. I watched a friend go through years of aggravation and expense to get covered on a new car transmission. More people with the same problem help your cause, good luck.

Lucky you came along, somebody forgot to shoot it.

I think "it" is too nice of a title for this "thing".

Every Tenex bullet is visually inspected before loading. Those that don't pass inspection are separated and used in less expensive ammo.

In the 70's I bought a new Anschtutz 54 sporter for a mere 330.00 big money in those days. With that rifle and Eley Tenex many gray squirrels met their demise. Precision shooting at it's best.

I tolerate my wife's cat which is the least I can do since she tolerates me. Our dog loves all three of us and doesn't realize if cats were as big as dogs there wouldn't be any dogs.

Since 90% of rimfire shooting is at paper I have become addicted to the high quality imported stuff. When you start seeing .5" groups at 50 yds it's hard to go back to the cheaper stuff.

I have 4 bricks of Wolf and 2 of the SK Standard both shoot great in my rifles. At 58.00 a brick I consider it a bargain.

I was under the impression 70's era guns were sent to Italy for engraving. Weren't these two artists S&W in house engravers?

Really quite simple, no NRA, no private gun ownership. Some non-members may have a different reason not to join but most are just too cheap to spend the money.

Bought a new 27-2 5" barrel in 1971 and paid 196.00, just had to have it. Since then it's been dozens of different models and barrel lengths many of which I still have but the 27's are still king and really don't know why.

The problem I see is wasps. They land on the feeder to lap up the sugar residue and chase the humming birds away when they get close. It's clear the little birds don't care to mess with them.

They're like cigarettes, I quit buying those but it took 20 yrs.

I have a BX2350 with the front end loader like new with 200 hrs on it. I love the thing it's a great machine.

Well you said your memory was getting spotty, check the cupboard for a can of sardines, you may be able to use that key after all.

After last winter nothing short of a flood or heat that bubbled the blacktop would get my attention.

When I'm looking for answers this is the place to go.