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So, has anyone heard when and where these might be available? http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/01/foghorn/u-s-to-import-87310-m1-garand-rifles-from-korea/

Anywhere something has burned is also a very good place for them. We once burned firewood, and the place in the woods behind the hous where we dumped the ashes was coverd in them every year. I also have found them in good number in pieces of woods that have been previously burned. They're sure good at hiding from you!

I tried some once. If memory serves, they were from bass. I sauteed them in a little butter for not very long. I thought they were pretty good.

My son recently purchased a Mora of Sweden knife to use for hunting. For the price, I've found it to be a very good blade. http://www.smkw.com/webapp/eCommerce/brands/Frosts+Mora+of+Sweden/47.html

So what makes machettes o.k.?

I have been there several times, and have never seen a posting.

You are correct about not saving a lot on reloading 223 ammo. The thing is that I can load 218 Bee ammo for about the same price. Try buying loaded ammo in that caliber!!??

I like Shooting Times. I used to suscribe to Rifle, but man was it expensive! I also get Guns and Ammo and Outdoor Life. I haven't paid a subscription to either of them in years. Not sure why they keep coming.

I have three of them, and didn't get it right! Thanks for hosting the contest. I enjoyed it. Congratulations to the winners!!!

It works kind of like the free cell phone you get with a two year contract. They get the money; just not up front.

One more shot at it... 1)45 ACP 2)30 Herret 3)25-06 4)6.5 Mannlicher Shonauer 5)220 Swift 6)45/70 Government 7)12 Guage 8)7.62x25 Tokerev 9)9mm Mauser 10)223 Remington 11)357 Magnum Shotshell 12)7mm-08 Remington 13)22 Mag

My wife works at home, and I have a truck provided from my employer, so we don't buy a lot of gas either. It still stings a little when we do.

I'd like it too.....till the gas tank ran low! Nice looking pair of vehicles.

Size em, load em, and shoot em again.

Another shot: 1)45 ACP 2)32 Special 3)25-06 4)6.5 Carcano 5)220 Swift 6)45/70 Government 7)12 Guage 8)7.63x25 Tokerev 9)9mm Mauser 10)223 Remington 11)44 mag Shotshell 12)7mm08 Remington 13)22 Win Mag Rimfire

Very nice!!! Welcome to TGO.

Very good answer. Thanks.

Murgatroy, I think you are closer than I am on #1.

I bought one several years back from Moore Brothers Tractor and Implement in Gallatin, on 109 South, near the river. They sell the cheaper, angle iron frame trailers, but that was all I needed. Their price couldn't be beat. If you want a nicer, tube frame trailer, I'd also suggest BJ's, further south on 109.

Great price!!!

That's a very helpful site! Thanks for sharing.

1).40 S&W 2)35 Remington 3)25-06 4)6.5x55 5)220 Swift 6)444 Marlin 7)12 Guage Shotshell 8)7.62x25 Tokerev 9)9mm Mauser 10)223 Remington 11)44 Remington Magnum shotshell 12)7mm-08 Remington 13)22 Winchester Mag Great idea, Jeff! Thanks.

Very nice. You are correct that a quality belt is essential to comfortably carry a handgun of any size.

I find this thread really sad as well. I've always seen the gun enthusiast community as a notch above the general population in morality. That may well still be true, and this is just evidence of the general moral decline of our entire culture. I wasn't aiming the comments in my previous post at the OP, or at anyone in particular, but at anyone who thinks keeping the ammo was a good idea.

I don't know what movies some of you are fantasizing about, but in reality, if a tube full of 30-30 ammo doesn't improve things, you are very likely screwed anyway. In threads such as these, most people assume they will be the hero who escapes certain disaster unscathed. Here in realityville, it just doesn't pan out that way.