gregintenn

It was well written. I guess dark would be the word for it. I just didn't enjoy it at all.

"Oregon Trail" was quite the rage back in the day. "Leisure Suit Larry" really wowed us.

I just read this book, and I'll put my testicles in a meat grinder before I watch the movie. I don't understand some of the things that pass for entertainment lately.

Trade it for a revolver.

What do I win?

"My toes in the water, my a$$ in the sand, not a worry in the world, a cold drink in my hand.....":tough:

Randy Quaid in "Christmas Vacation"- "The s4itter's full!!" Chevy Chase- "Honey, have you checked our s4itters?"

I've been there many times and have yet to see a posting.

I'm in the great Cosmopolitan hub of Macon County, so it's either Carhartt or Camo...take your pick.

Has anybody been there? If not, here's a free visit.

Hoppe's #9!!! You can even wear it as a cologne.

If $100 will buy it, I'm on my way to Smyrna!

It'll bring $200 quick, and $250 if you sit on it a while.

I have a little different take than any of te posts I've read. If my house is on fire, and someone calls the fire dept., I want them to make sure my neighbor's property doesn't catch fire, and let mine burn. The last thing I want to do after a house fire is argue with an insurance adjustor who wants to save a couple of bucks by rehabing a smoke and water damaged house. I want it gone! I feel they did this gentleman a favor.

This is great advice. The difference in calibers is something many gun writers have made their living with for generations. It's really much ado about nothing.

If you don't have a bullet puller, go on and add one of those to the cart as well. These are things you will need only a few times, but when you want them, you'll want them NOW!

Yep, read one thing, thought another. Sorry.

If you ever see me running down the road, it will be worth your while to look and see what's chasing me!

I haven't seen any 270 WSM with Boxer primers.

..."My wife would like that.":rofl:

It happens, and like Tim said, go on and buy two or three. They aren't expensive, and the shipping will be about the same on one or three.

I do. Here's how I sight in a bolt rifle. First, I ensure that all the mount and ring screws are tightened. Next, I remove the bolt, lay the rifle firm on sandbags, and look through the bore from the reciever end and center the target in the bore. without moving the rifle, now I look through the scope, and adjust until the crosshairs are also pointing at the target. Remember that your adjustments will be made backward from the directions on the scope at this point. This will get you on paper. Now, replace the bolt and fire a shot....fire a series of three shots to ensure that they are in a group. Now you can make final adjustments using the directions written on the scope. Fire three more shots to verify your zero. Once you have it where you want it, you are good to go. Anytime you change brands of ammo, or bullet weights or styles from the same brand, you'll need to check your zero again.

Don't leave out the option of an 03 Springfield.

One of each to start. Then you can begin looking for the many variations of each.

Theoretically, the 308 will be a short action rifle, which will be a stiffer action, which should be conducive to better accuracy than the 30-06 length action. In reality, there's little evidence to support this. The 30-06 has more case capacity, and can handle heavier bullets better than the 308. With 150 grain bullets, the 06 has a very slight advantage over the 308. Wiht 180,200, and 220 grain bullets, the 06 gains a bigger advantage. Bottom line is to buy which ever you get the better deal on.