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What are you guys talking about? I am talking about a good economical round for bear hunting

Its not like I am going to go out bear hunting every day, however, I do like to shoot my rifles at least once a month or sometimes once a week. If I bought a piece of field artillery then I wont be using it and if I ever did need to use it, then I wouldnt be familar with it. If I didnt...

How are you supposed to become proficient with a rifle where the rounds cost 2-3 dollars per? Honestly. I dont want to take out a second mortgage just to practice with my rifle.

Nutnfancy put out a 5 part series about the AR15 vs the AK47. At the end of the series, he concludes that if he was on island and could only have one rifle...it would be the AK47. http://youtu.be/XN-T_zeTdTM

I would love to get the best defense system money could buy, however, I cant afford to regularly practice with something which will cost me 75 dollars for just 30 rounds. How am I going to get good with the Alaskan 50 if the rounds cost that much?

There is a company on the internet which sells the CCW sash. Im just wondering why would they go through the trouble of selling them if someone wasnt using them. http://www.dsmsafety.com/ccw.html

I saw an ad on the internet along with a cool holder for a sash to be worn on the belt. You just whip it out real quick.

I was thumbing through a magazine a week or so back while i was in the "library" :D... I saw a ad for a badge you can purchase that states your a CC permit holder... Could it be possible you could be in "trouble" if you presented a fake badge to a LEO... I know it just states CC permit holder...

I was in the US Army and I can say from experience...its not just the rifle, but the person shooting that rifle. We all have different abilities at range. There are some folks who can make a good hit with iron sites with an M16 at long range while there are others who cant hit the broadside of...

Will the 30-06 stop a bear? I have read conflicting opinions on the issue.

I looked at the 50 Alaskan but at $75 for 30 lets face it...thats not a caliber I can simply use for fun and target shooting whenever I want. So what is the most economical bear round?