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The gun is illegal and model 37's aren't rare.

What was Bill Clinton convicted for? A no vote on impeachment is the same as not guilty.

It's still in violation of Federal Law.

My RRL in 20 Gauge with 26 inch tubes, English stocked is fantastic. I can have pretty much any gun I want, but I'm happy with this.

Cz455.

It's a license to carry. Last time I checked, open carry with a license was legal. I'd give the local sheriff office a call or the state police. Excellent source of everything you need to know about your license. http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/pennsylvania.pdf

I'd say your odds are ZERO. Talk to a good attorney to start with and be prepared to spend some money.

It isn't hunting.

I've never had a cell phone and don't want one.

Absolutely with a good bullet.

The 226 is flawless. I can't say the same for their 1911.

MSR water filter.

I'd go with one of the M1A's before a Scout.

I'd get rid of the Ruger and pick up a decent AR-15 and also keep the M1A.

The cost of the hunting license is worth it, since you'll have access to the range.

There is an excellent article on the .270 in this issue of handloader magazine.

I'm sure I saw some 90 grain loaded rounds recently. Give me some time and let me search my memory for who loads it. If had to choose between the .243 and the .25-06, I'd take the .243, it's a fantastic round.

They will all do the job. However, I'd go with the .257 Roberts or .270 Win. I also reccommend you try handloading your own ammo. With either of these rounds, you can have a hugh spread of loads and save tons of money. The .270 has bullets available from 85 grains to 180 grains. The .257...

http://www.midwayusa.com/browse/BrowseProducts.aspx?pageNum=1&tabId=1&categoryId=8157&categoryString=9315***731***702***8344*** Dies are easy to find. Enjoy this great cartridge.

It is not a straw purchase to purchase a gun for a gift. "It is a straw purchase if that person is actually paying for the gun." If your buying the gun, you are the purchaser and you can give the gun to anyone that can legally own it. If a child is not old enough due to state law or federal...