Recent content by cmat

I keep the loaded ones on the top shelf in the closet, I don't trust it down lower with a curious little 3 year old running around.

Really? Every round that comes out of it should do that.

The .35 Whelen is a great caliber and quite a bit more gun than a .358 so I don't know why the .358 would be a better solution. But no, I don't know of any production lever actions chambered in it.

That's quite a list you got there, for me it's the Kel-tec KSG and a Marlin 45-70 guide gun with the full length magazine.

My IAC wouldn't feed any slugs or buckshot reliably no matter how hard I worked the lever. It was pretty frustrating because I probably tried 8 different kinds to no avail. It did feed low brass birdshot though and it was fun for that.

I dunno, there are plenty that I wouldn't buy. But I can't imagine a single caliber made that I couldn't find a use for or that I wouldn't enjoy shooting if I had a gun chambered in it.

Agreed. Also, if he bought an LCP chances are there would never have been a problem.

For being a college student who works 32 hours a week you sure have alot of time to complain about a company and spread it all over the web. I've been upset with companies too but come on buddy, have some class. Facebook, website, eight gun forums, google, BBB, ripoffreport, etc? Also, you...

quote "I’m sorry this letter is so long, but due to the nature of the concern I think I owe you an absolute explanation." I mean no offense, but I would feel like she owes you more of an explanation as to why she is concerned than you owe her.

When I'm in grizzly country I bring a .44 magnum but if all I have to worry about are black bears or lions I just bring an sp101 in .357. I respect black bears alot because they could smack off a good portion of my face with one swipe but every one I've seen have run off right when they see me...

I just don't see where a cop fits into this story at all. Perhaps this guy was going to hurt him, but he didn't. Maybe he would have gotten shot, but he didn't. Why involve police?

Winchester or Taurus model 62, I like levers too but the pump makes for a very fun and fast action.

Mine does that with a couple of the chambers to a small extent. I've just never worried about it because it is still very accurate and doesn't spit any lead.

There is only so much anyone can do to protect people from their own stupidity. In this case, it was that guy not watching his son or the magazines he loaded closely enough. I feel perfectly confident in anyone I bring shooting with me or my own ability to load a magazine correctly when there...

I'm more excited about the 22/45 with the threaded barrel.