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Man, after reading this post, I think I'll start wearing a cup to the range along with my eye protection!

I am one of the frequenters of the Ruger Forum and I've been around Rugers for a little while. If I were putting it on an auction block, I would start the bidding at $700. It will go up from there and no telling where it would stop. You would need one of the Guys with a RENE guide book for a...

I owned a Marlin 1894c 357 mag and a Marlin 336 30-30. I am assuming they work the same way. I appreciate the help but I am not a novice. I tried to load a round and can't. If you go pick up one of your lever actions I'll bet my paycheck you can push in the loading port cover with your thumb far...

Should you be able to push it open with your thumb if the action in the closed position? I havn't tried using a bullet yet but I can't push it back at all with my thumb. I don't see how much difference pushing my thumb against a bullet will make.

I just picked up a used 1978 model 94. The bluing is excellent and the wood is VG. However, the loading port gate is stuck or something. I can't get it to open and I can't load the rifle. Does anyone know how to fix this?

A Ruger LCP .380 loaded with Remington Golden Sabers in a Nemisis Pocket Holster.

Irony It's kind of Ironic, but I have read several accounts of American Sericemen in Iraq (as well as Iraqi police) arming themselves with AK-47s because they function better in the sandy environment and are prefered for up close social work.

Good Job I say it was well handled. We can always be paranoid, what if it was someone that really needed help? Answering the door armed with precaution was the right thing to do.

Flintlocks It's hard to beat some of the beautiful work done on custom flintlocks.

I usually buy used guns. The prices are much better and a lot of times they aren't even shot or shot very little. People buy them, never shoot them and sell them. Probably one out of 10 guns I buy is new.

Nice Good Read, I learned quite a bit. Thanks for the post.

1940 A 1940's era Iver Johnson single shot 20 Gauge. It was my dads, I have taken squirel, pheasant and rabbit with it.

wow Wow what a Slug

Ruger One more reason to go with RUGER !!!

read Just make sure that you read up on the venue and event rules. Most of the time they don't even allow glass bottles let alone firearms.

Carry I either carry in hip holster or in my pocket. I don't see as where a guy would have many more options.