Recent content by gunman72

This one I have is an early 80.model. I floated it myself. From what I hear I must have got lucky as it shoots half moa, many times hitting same hole.

Never seen anyone, self included, go wrong with using a cheap little cricket as a good starter rifle for small children. Started my grandson with my old mk1.22 pistol. Wish I'd had it when I started my girls

Xrap, how did you know I have but one good eye? Lol. Savage99 I agree on their pistols. Had an old p89 mkll for many years before my truck window was busted and it become a casualty. Never the most accurate but not too bad. It's main virtue was absolute dependability. After many years and many...

Looking for input on all around best white tail ammo for my 7/08. Any g ood and tested advice? I'm shooting a savage 110 that has been accurized. Floated, trigger work and such. It is an absolute tack driver, but I'm pretty well unfamiliar with available factory ammo options.

For me nothing I've owned beats my plain old ruger mk1. Very rugged, will cycle anything, and never misses.

Sorry, tahanua

Mauser lover, I'm like minded. Kahuna., shooting is believing ain't it?

Gorilla glue, it with stick to anything. Try using this glue and use a technique with using deeper shading around whichever areas of the gun you choose to make it look intentional.

Yes it is the tang safety, which is surprisingly quiet taking off while in the stand if u do it very slowly. Releasing the safety on this savage isn't quiet as quiet but I do love this savage. The ruger is so very accurate but this savage in 7/08 is just plain dead-nut. But I am such a fan of...

This savage 7/08 is soo flat and accurate it's just pretty awesome. With the ruger 0/6 I can cover 3 shots with a fifty cent piece, with the savage 7/08 I can cover with a quarter or less. At 100 yards that is.

I've always seen ruger has some very high end rifles such as their single shots. This old deerslayer I have is just plain dead-nut accurate though to be some what mass produced. Just always been qureous why they're never mentioned. I really love this rifle but unfortunately tomorrow I'm trading...

I grew up shooting a ruger m77 of my father's and now own it myself. My question is why have I always heard soo much of the Winchester and the Remington rifles and never the ruger? I have owned the Remington 700 and shot the Winchester many times along with the Browning and have always preferred...