gregintenn

Now there's a flag I'd burn!!!

$500-$600 in my guestimation. A 686 is the perfect platform for the 357 Mag cartridge. If you fancy a revolver, you'll not improve upon the 686.

Yours is bigger than mine!!!

That should have been the first thing you bought. Reloading is a good thing. I imagine you'll enjoy it, and if you are like most of us here, you'll sink a lot of money into it eventually. A lot of people knock Lee products because they are inexpensive. I've found they work great. My setup isn't the nicest in the world, but I've loaded untold thousands of rounds without a hitch. I build my bench with 2x4 and 2x6 lumber. If you build one, build it heavy. An old office desk can be made to work as well.

Welcome from another Macon county feller.

Oh my!!! Where, may I ask, did you run across that??!!??

Welcome from just north of ya.

Yup. drill the hole undersized, and file the flats with a small file. It doesn't have to be perfect in there. That's what the epoxy is for.

I would suggest you do it yourself. It takes a lot of labor to fit a knife handle in such a way that it looks professional. You could select a piece of wood, drill a hole through it, put epoxy in the hole, and attach it in place. Once dry, you'll be free to file, sand, and finish the handle to your liking. You'll have the satisfaction of having done it yourself, and won't have a fortune spent on the job.

Thanks for the information!

I can hardly wait till 2014 when these same efficient government personel will also be in charge of our health care.

Thanks.

Let's say you get a C&R license, and already have a collection of C&R firearms. Are you required to log these in the book, or just purchases made with the C&R license. How about purchases from private individuals made face to face? Do they need to be logged into the bound book as well?

The only troops who should be in that region are the ones manning bombers, and the ones at sea who refuel, maintain, and reload the bombers.

I'd buy another 99 Savage...probably an "H" model in 30-30.

Fall creek falls is beautiful.

Here's a 92 Rossi in 357mag/38spl. Sure is fun to shoot.

It was a very small show. About 1/3 the size of the last one there. I did find a couple of neat rifles, however.

I always said that, but alas, now i own some I've not shot....and probably won't.

So the people are figuring out how to hit the "single", so now the government is going to add to the challenge by presenting "doubles"?

The last one was pretty good. I was impressed at the number and quality of the vendors for a first show. I fear some won't return, however, because the ones I spoke with said business was pretty slow. There were several people there Saturday, but very few on Sunday. I guess more lookers than buyers.

I believe these are some that were sold in the spring. http://jamesdjulia.com/auctions/div_catalog_320_sh.asp

Most of these shouldn't be fired in my opinion. They are irreplaceable American history and should be preserved.

It would get their attention...if not, it would be a good start to allow water access to the offending countries.

He had great taste and a poop load of money.