Recent content by Dadio

why can't i use full auto to hunt these things?

you want to see beaver damage come to MA. they outlawed trapping in 96 and since then beaver dams and damage have plagued the entire state. now they finally considering changing the laws about trapping them. i have them on my property and they just about flooded my driveway. if i could shoot...

hey guys i'm in MA just south of fitzwilly. i've seen a coyote on my way to work in ashburnham. they have also been spotted in the outskirts of Fitchburg. the one saw looked pretty healthy too. plenty of food around for them to eat!

Guided Hunts in NH w/ dogs my girlfriends dad is a registered guide in NH. his hunts run around $800 i think for 2 days. license is $108.50 with a bear tag. the hunts are a good time i've been on a few.

last week i was hiding out and had a fisher cat walk within 10 feet of me right in my yard. first time i ever saw one! fuzzy little critter didn't even see me but he sure could smell me. he walks through my yard every day.

have you checked out FourSeasons they have a link to lawyers that offer free advice on getting your Class A. i think they are in framingham. check that out and see how it goes. i got my class a in november without any problems. it took 3 weeks to the day and i had it in my hand. then of course i...

i just put a hogue monogrip on my GP100. feels nice but i haven't shot it yet with the grip installed.

great! i should be getting my grip tomorrow. i haven't noticed any roughness in the trigger pull or anything else odd while firing my GP. it's alright by me. now to go get a case of ammo and hang out at the range all day.

i'm looking forward to shooting it with the hogue grips. are they bigger/smaller then the stock grips? do they absorb the recoil better then the stock grips?

i bought my blued 4" GP100 for $380. adjustable sights. the stainless was $399. i love mine!

thanks everyone. i'll just have to get a case of ammo and hit the range. should be getting a hogue rubber monogrip this week for it. it's starting to get warm up here in MA so i'll be shooting more.

i'll just keep shooting it instead of dryfire. thanks for the response.

I have read a lot of posts about people buying new revolvers and see that others suggest a lot of dry fire to break it in. I always thought that dry firing was bad for a gun. Is this true or was I misinformed long ago? Also in the past couple months i have bought a Ruger 4" GP100 in .357 and...

thanks. i might check out the hks. not into carrying yet but when i do i'll look into them.

my first gun was a Walther P22 followed by a GP100 4" .357 i like them both A LOT! Next will either be a SP101 or a .44 magnum. have to wait for some more cash though.