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A lawnmower? :shrug:

Terrible shows, and the guy who puts them on is a first rate a--hole.

The Marlins are great; just get one without a safety. Browning makes a very nice copy of a model 92 Winchester. Winchester also makes a 92, as well as a 94 chambered for 357. The are fine as well. For the money, I really like my Rossi 92 in 357.

Don't you have a bullet puller? If you aren't familiar with them, it looks like the threaded part of a wood screw, and the other end threads into your ramrod. It is a better solution than driving 20 miles to unload your rifle.

Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should.

I know that you can order one online and have it shipped directly to your home with no background check or paperwork. I do not know about carrying one.

I've left mine loaded for years at a time. As long as the powder is dry, the nipple isn't clogged, and the gun was clean when loaded, it will fire. I do not believe Pyrodex is corrosive until burned.

My money is on George Washington.

Suicide-A permenant solution to a temporary problem.   So sad that people like this can't get or won't accept help.

$100 per box if I remember correctly.

I'd look at one of the Nashville suburbs. Dickson, Gallatin, Clarksville, Columbia, etc. Not in Nashville, but a lot of retail opportunities. Anything would beat Memphis!

That is the way I see it. I do not understand how anyone with a legal background, like most politicians, could make anything else of it.

I would prefer to see companies like Magpul stick to manufacturing and stay out of politics to the extent they can.

I like this one.

I respond to respect with the same.

I thought it was anything beyond a $7500 bank transaction that got you looked at by the feds.

Not a law; it is respect. Something something probably foreign to anyone from Missouri.

L-E-U-P-O-L-D Lifetime warranty. Made in U.S.A. Good quality.   I buy a lot of used Leupold scopes. A Vari X II 3-9 would likely suit your needs just fine. An m8 4x is my favorite, and I have several of them.

Someone owes someone a nice cabin and contents. Were that my cabin, the police would probably need to shoot me as well.

That makes it a quite rare and valuable piece. I'd clean it to the point rust won't be eating it any further, and wax it with Renniasance wax. Be careful and patient using a correct sized gunsmith's screwdriver disassembling and reassembling it. Thanks for sharing it with us. I like the old stuff!

So if you came home and saw several guys pushing your new car off a cliff, would you jump in and help them push, just so you'd all be on the same page?

You'd be correct, sir.   They were towing the boat back, and the tow line broke. They've really got their ### together, huh? Wouldn't you keep a spare line on a tugboat? :shrug:

Jimmy Carter is quite pleased that he is no longer the worst president in the history of the country.

My wife drug me on one of those cruises a few years back. I seriously considered getting a flight back from Mexico instead of riding the boat back, and everything was going smoothly on our trip. I'm certain had I been on this one, I would have jumped already.

You can sell it, but don't expect to get a fortune for it. To my knowledge, no major ammo manufacturer currently offers a 190 grain load in 303 Savage. There are a few companies who still sell 150 grain loads.