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32 year old lab tech 1 wife 1 son (11) 1 coondog that won't hunt All in all......it's good.

The 70's Colt cap and ball pistols were actually made by Uberti. I'll take my 70's model over the ones produced in the 90's any day.

The .243 mag is the .240 Weatherby........or that's what I always thought anyways. Is there something new? btw........240 Weatherby is an awesome round. I owned one for about 15 years.

22 mag .308 12 gauge

It'd make for some good TV if they tried!

When I was a kid, we never bought solvents to clean guns with. All we used was WD-40. You do have to apply it more often, but it works just fine. It will give your guns a brown patina if you use it for 10 years or so. Just so happens I like a brown patina! :cool: Worst oil I ever...

Hopefully, they'll take their friends along too! My appologies to all the Canadians.

Savage single shot .22. It was given to me by a friend of the family.

I'd recommend a SA-M7 from Arsenal. It's the cream of the crop in AK's.

Drop me anywhere that all I have to do is survive (assuming there's no large bears) and I want a flintlock rifle.......preferably in 40 cal. That gives you about 68 balls to the pound, plus with bullet mold you can dig your bullets out of game or trees and recast them. I can get about 140...

Remington triggers are pretty good, they just set them too high at the factory. Any gunsmith can make the adjustment for you in about 5 minutes. The guy I use charges 8 dollars to give you any pound pull you want. Mine's set for 2 and a half. That's as light as I'd like to go on a hunting rifle.

I bought one from Granite awhile back that has an electronic lock. They told me that in the event of a fire (the pads going to melt) or failure that they would send me a new keypad. Also said that the combo will be ok even if the battery is removed and left idle for years. It was weird...

I keep UMC 55 grainers. I buy 20 dollars worth (100 rounds) at a time from Walmart. Not very exciting huh? lol But when we are there and the wife asks if I need anything.......I always get another hundred rounds.

I've made a dozen or so of them and it's not that hard. Takes a little time is all. I usually remove the rough outer part with a large knife and then work down with sandpaper until it's fairly smooth. If it gets "too smooth" to look natural I scrape a little more with a smaller knife and that...

Bought a Winchester gun safe to make sure all my goodies are still here when I get home from work. ;)

I love to hunt them.....around here we call them "tree rats". My weapon of choice is a Remington pump action .410. Mostly I use #4's or #5's. With as small of a payload as is in a .410 you need mass to your pellets. Six's will work, I just have better luck with 5's. Most of the pellets...

I haven't seen a really nice looking folding stock for the AK except for the underfolders. With an underfolder it's impossible (at least for me) to get a proper cheekweld.

I've owned AK's for quite a few years now. I have an SA-M7 and an SA-93. Both Bulgarian. Probably the most reliable, rugged semi auto ever designed. I agree completely.

.40 caliber flintlock. Powerful enough to kill anything that walks in my area, super accurate, easy to care for, and as long as the worlds made of rock it'll shoot. Besides, sentimentally (is that a word?), I could never be without it. I've just relied on it too often.

Roundballs have always worked for me. I buy pillow ticking by the bolt, use real black powder and lube with a combo of olive oil and bees wax.