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Gamaliel Shooting Supply - Rifle Scopes, Reloading Supplies, Gun Accessories, Guns It's a couple of hours from you, but darned well worth the drive if you're looking for anything shotgun related.

Aint nothing wrong with that! ...except maybe fot that pink dot on the side of it? Very nice handgun.

Why is teaching children safe gun handling practices never advocated by anyone but me?

I've yet to hear a bad word about them. I'd be willing to bet the 357 is a handful with full power loads.

I'll take a dozen at least!!!

Is this a good place to extoll the many virtues of the revolver?

Neat site! Thanks for sharing. There are some odd ones in there.

As much as I admire John Moses Browning, I've never been a fan of the old A-5. Sort of like Elvis, if I didn't like the real thing, I'm probably not going to care for an impersonator.

You've listed two totally different cartridges here. Which one is your revolver chambered for?

Who voted no? Did the OP's wife find this thread?

That shouldn't be considered gunsmithing. Bubbaing, or butchering would be a more appropriate term.

As you probably know, the 25-06 is a 30-06 parent case necked down to accept a .257" bullet. It is a fine deer cartridge. You'll need to be the judge of whether the extra ammo expense and scarcity is worth it to you. 25-06 ammo isn't hard to find, but you won't find many different loadings on the same shelf like you will in 270 or 30-06. As for me, I like the oddballs; but I reload. I've yet to have any problems anchoring deer with the 250-3000 Savage or the 257 Roberts, and the 25-06 is ballistically superior to either, with all three sporting a 25 cal projectile.

Just one??!!??

Markings on Japanese Arisaka Rifles and Bayonets of World War II Here's quite a bit of info on them. I was given a 6.5 Arisaka a while back. I was surprised with the quality of the rifle. It is miles ahead of an old 6.5 Carcano I have. You'll have better luck finding 7.7 ammo than I have in find the 6.5 stuff.

How about an article shining a light upon the fallacy of "the gun show loophole"? If that goes over well, it could be an ongoing segment. The second installment could be the fallacy of "the separation of church and state". I'll bet $20 you can't get it published in the Tennessean.

I really can't picture John Wayne pulling one out of his scabbard.....Napolean Dynamite maybe.

This isn't an opinion. It is a black and white fact that no firearms laws are suspended at a gun show. Every single gun law in effect is in effect at a gun show as well as at any other location. THERE IS NO "GUN SHOW LOOPHOLE"!!!!!!! I thought this was the job of the op ed writer and the talk show host. When did the job of a reporter stop being the breaking of stories and the reporting of facts?

O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. - Firearms, Shotguns, Rifles, Accessories, and Precision Machining Who the h3ll thought this was a good idea?!!??!!?

Tell the neighbor his horses make your gun nervous. He and I wouldn't get along very well.

SO did you go, Brain? If so, let's hear about your experience.

Do M1 carbines count?

It has a place in my meager library. If you liked it, you'd likely enjoy the companion book, "The Boy Grows Older".

He's the giant fellow with all the reloading supplies.

Yep. The Marbles name has been bastardized, much like Winchester. If you can get your hands on an older Marbles made in Gladstone Michigan, you'll have a quality knife.

DLM37015 said he was setting up a table there. That means there will be anything imaginable in the area of reloading.