Minimal must-haves: Defensive Handgun- .45ACP General Purpose Rifle (Medium Game / Light Tactical) - .308/7.62x51 Tactical Carbine - .223/5.56x45 Small Game Shotgun - 20G General Purpose Bow (Medium Game / Small Game) - 70# Compound (OT, I know) Purged over time: .30-06 .270 .30-30 .357 .40 S&W ...

Sorry for the dead-thread picking, but can anyone (MZ5, maybe?) shed a little light on exactly HOW to do this?

I keep running across horror stories about disassembling BLRs, but I'm up for trying a DIY trigger job on mine if I come across a decent description of "how to".


Woodsman

True, they're usually pretty heavy. That's partially why I bought this particular one. It is, for the model, on the light side. It's probably around 4.5-5 pounds. My problem with it is that it is creepy, too. Been researching the situation on other forums, and it looks like there's a specialist in P...

Afternoon, all. Just picked up a new BLR TD in 308 with the straight grip. Nice little rifle. It'll go well with my BPS Upland Special in 20g. :-) Question. Trigger is light, but slightly creepy. Almost feels like too much oil on the sear. Anyone ever improve their BLR trigger by degreasing it? If s...

The English, straight grip is one if the things I like best about my new BPS Upland Special. It allows shooters with different hand sizes, like my wife and daughter, to hold it according to personal fit rather than to have to hold it at the pistol grip and reach from there to the trigger. It also fe...

Interesting timing. I just bought one of those at the Gander Mountain in Winston-Salem about a week ago. I looked at a large number of 12 and 20 gauge scatter-guns. I looked at pumps and semi-autos mostly, but a number of O/U and SXS doubles too. In the end it was a choice between the Browning BPS U...