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My wife and I both scored 100% using my 4" S&W Model 18. I have other handguns, and we can shoot them, but being frugal with ammo costs was one of the determining factors. While others were struggling and flinching with 357 snubbies and the like, my wife and I were pleasantly popping away at the gigantic targets placed in front of us. The ammo used for the two of us to qualify was less than $4.

It looks like I have a new hero. Thank you for all you've done, are doing, and will do in the future.

Great advice. You wouldn't be at all happy with a $900 rifle if it is topped with a $100 WalMart special scope. You can't shoot what you can't see.

I'd buy a 110 Savage and spend the rest of my money on a good quality scope and mount.

Unless there's something out there I'm unaware of, there are two types. One has two triggers. The other has a barrel selector, so that you can decide which barrel to shoot first, and a mechanical device that allows the trigger to fire the second barrel after the first one fires. I'm not aware of one without some type of selector.

It appears I've severly misjudged you. You gained a lot of respect from me by writing this post. I see below your avatar that you are 25. It sounds like you thought this out and are much more mature than your years. I expect you will be a very successful person.

:DA lot of people don't like me for a variety of reasons. Honesty is among them.

If my post sounded like an insult, I sure didn't mean it that way. It would just an observation of an old fart about the real world. You simply don't see a lot of tatoos on very successful people. If that hurts your feelings, I'm sorry.

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Sorry man, but to me that just screams "Don't hire me!!!!"

I understand. I was trying to get you to do a good deed. There are many kids around who'd love to go, but have no one to take them. They are our future as far as the second ammendment goes.

To test it, pull the trigger, bump the butt of the stock on the floor to simulate recoil, and then the other trigger should pull. I've yet to see a this system not work correctly. I prefer it to two triggers, but either will do just fine.

Sometimes I conceal carry a hair dryer, but I haven't found a way to hide a Hi Point.

SO that's why no one ever responds to my PMs!!!!!

Thanks, but I can't wrap my head around hand stitching a purse.

Yes.

My wife rolls her eyes and calls him a smarta$$ everytime we see him on tv. I tell her: No honey, He can back it up!!!!! They tell me he's a really good smith as well, and can make a single action army slicker than anyone.

You know why I don't post photos of targets? Because they don't look like yours!!! Good job.

Is a self serving penis with ears.

It wouldn't be a bad thing to attend. The TWRA receives Federal grant money based on the number of students they have in the hunter education course. Take a neighbor kid along and attend. You might like it.

My wife swears by the Galco purses.

It takes me a while to reload a muzzleloader, but that doesn't keep me from enjoying muzzleloader season. I sometimes hunt with a single shot as well. If you hit what you are aiming at, the second shot isn't very helpful. You might want to rethink the people you hang around.

Look around and find a used Model 37 Ithaca. If you can't find one, the BPS will do. I like either, as I am left handed, and they eject out the bottom.

Yes. I would think that your local boy scout troop would love to get it. My son is a scout, and the often have various competitions where something like that could serve as a prize. It would be a good place to get rid of it.

To the OP: Since no one else has the fortitude to ask, I will. Have ya hit it yet?