No credits attached but, Still a good read... > > >People Like Me > > > >People like me live a simple life, working very hard to make ends meet. > >We have friends and families who are very important to us. We live in > >homes and apartments, on military bases and on ranches. We have dreams > >that ...

Well, I love Remington Wingmaster pump guns. And while BS'ing with my buddy at his gun shop, I see one on the rack... 12guage, 2 3/4", modified choke in good to vg condition, all original including the buttpad - $320. The lowest I can find on gunbroker is $420 - with bids, so I feel pretty goo...

I own a gun shop as some of you know, Guns (even ebr's) are not moving. I got several calls this week from wholesalers with AR's being cheaper than I have ever seen them and they are not moving for them either, Ammo on the other hand is a different story...

Nice work, I'm doing one myself with a little more trigger finger room, and not quite that large...

Whats the diff between a Maine woman and a moose....

10Lbs and a flannel shirt...

Rebel does awesome work... If its nice they are the only ones I trust!

Mounting sling swivels on my new to me texan?

Great pic but, The barnes 165gr 308 solids are pointed...
http://www.barnesbullets.com/sunshop/in ... revstart=0

I would love to have a 160/165 mono solid 30 cal...

Do you have a list of game/trophy fees available?

Thanks in advance!

You could do like the gun goobers do, They seem to be able to mount an AR-15 telestock to everything now... Think of the endless possibilities! A 6 position stock, front tac-rail, you could mount flashlites, lasers, bipods, single point slings... and all of the other goober stuff :wink: :wink: :wink...

Thems purdy...

Cant decide weather or not to put swivel studs on it...
These things are a bad addiction... 27 levers and counting... And when a new one comes through the door at my shop, I bite my lip and tell myself I have to eat too...

Kicking around at other gun shops this weekend(I closed mine for the holiday)and found a 1977 20" straight stocked square lever 336 in 30-30. not a super rare gun but, in 95+% for $275 it came home... These little buggers are gettin' hard to come by in my neck of the woods...

The rate of twist is too slow for heavy bullets...

Local blacksmith friend of mine has made several versions for me, My favorite is an ulu/camp ax that has a tapered handle at the head so the head pops of fwith a rap or two on the butt end. The ulu is the single best tool there is for the skinner! The second in a large hawk with a 5" brain spik...

Wild horse, eat em up...
Captive... Think about all of the SH!T that vets pump these poor animals full of... If you must... Hunger is a powerfull thing....

Cool chart, Just wish they had 357 180xtp's listed...

If they are priced right I will buy them all day long, For the average hunter who shoots a box of ammo a year... and if they are properly maintained they will last a lifetime....

Things to look for... Chatter marks on the receiver rails, both top and the side you can see through the ejection port. This can be bad! Weak driving spring, Change it there cheap! These models are famous for collecting crud in the chamber area due to lack of proper maint. This often leads to stuck ...

Well let me tell ya, As a 07/02 SOT I have alot of people come into my shop telling me things that I have to bite my tongue so I wont laugh to the point of peeing them off. It s always "you can shoot this ammo through that" and my favorite is "If you want a machinegun just file the pi...

What bullet do you guys use and why? Looking into the remington 158sp and 180hp along with 180xtp's and partitions... Keep in mind that we harvest a pile of 200lb+ bucks up here in Maine every year... I have been thinking using one of the Rem/Hornady 180's for practice/small deer and the Partitions ...

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For some reason I could not use my old name...
Anyway Raffica is no more... Too bad, I was kind of fond of it...