gregintenn

What are you looking for? Perhaps I could accomodate you.

Take it apart and wrap it in a bunch of little boxes.

Good luck with the UPS interview. If you get the telemarketing job, DON'T CALL MY D@MNED NUMBER!!!

I've been in there a couple of times. They treated me very well.

Any of the three would be great. There's far less diference between them than people would lead you to believe.

COLT

Did you make those grips?

I've went to many pawn shops and left empty handed. I've been to several many times and not purchased anything. You just have to be at the right one at the right time. I've left a few pawn shops very happy.

Checkered stock=pre 1964. Pressed panels=post 1964.

So 500 rounds in one day is harder an a revolver than 500 round over a period of time?

Unions reward mediocrity and stifle competition and hard work. If you suck at what you do, a union would be helpful. If you are the best and brightest in your trade, a union is a money sucking boat anchor around you neck. What's so hard to understand about that?

Amen! You'd be surprised how many people act like I'm an idiot for ownong a decent pair of binoculars. "I just look through my scope!" is the money saving advice I get. Everything doesn't need a loaded high power rifle pointed at it...I know I don't!

I don't know, but I have one ordered. I'm a lefty as well. I understand they range from drop in to a bit of filing/sanding.

Love my Rock Island commander! I've owned a bunch of guns, but for the money, the Rock Island is hard to beat.

I just love big ole N frame Smiths, but I have little desire to carry one all day every day.

I can think of nothing to add that wouldn't be construed as racist.

I bought a Forschner boning knife from Smoky Mountain Knife Works, mainly because that knife was what I kept seeing in butcher shops. I could not be happier with it! It wasn't very expensive. It takes and holds an edge very well. The handle is comfortable. I believe these are now labeled Victorinox.

One deer will keep me busy for a day or two. I see no reason to shoot three on a single day. I do not begrudge somone else doing it, I'm just too lazy.

How about a web belt and a milsurp flap holster made for a model 1917?

Colt Woodsman, most any High Standard semi auto, Smith and Wesson 41, Smith and wesson model 17. Hammereli makes some nice competition grade 22 target pistols.

Buggered up screwheads and punch marks around pins tell me someone has been inside the gun who shouldn't have. If those giveaways are absent, there's no bulge in the barrel, and the action seems to work correctly, I figure the inside to be in at least as good condition as the outside. One exception would be old police turn ins. Most of them have been carried a lot, so they'll show holster wear, as well as banged up grips, but they are usually like new functionally.

My small 8 year old loves shooting a Marlin 1894 in 44 magnum, as well as an M1 carbine. Heck, everybody loves shooting an m1 carbine. Buying ammo for it is an expensive proposition however.

I enjoyed this artist's portrait.

The only reason I carry a handgun anywhere is because it isn't prudent to carry a rifle in that situation. Having a rifle negates the need for a handgun in my mind.