Recent content by KSgunnut

Early end to a good season Well I filled both of my tags on the opening morning of the Kansas rifle season. Kind of bittersweet. I could not be happier with the deer I shot, but it is a really bummer that my season ended so early.

I'm in eastern Kansas just south of Kansas City. 15 years ago there were quail everywhere, no pigs, and hardly ever seen a turkey. Now, you can rarely find a covey of quail, there are pigs in the river and creek bottoms, and turkey are everywhere. there has always been plenty of white tail...

Tricky subject. Every time I want something bad enought to consider it a dream gun, I save, get it, and a week later I have another gun on the want list. Currently, I really wan't and am saving for a Marlin 1895 SBL in 45-70. Not overly pricey or hard to find, but I don't want to own...

well I would rely on a lever action .357. Fast, low recoil, .357's work well on bringing down deer and smaller game. Good 2 and 4 legged critter defense. and .38 fmj works good on small game. 1 .38 hole and you can eat right up to it. You can also carry lots of ammo for it. not as much as...

Oh, and I'm sure that this situation will be referenced by the liberal news media the next time an honest NYC cop has to shoot a bad guy in the course of his duties and they have no other angle to use to bash him.

Well, I do have to give her props for having the courage to get into the fight and protect the innocent people in the salon. However, it was definately not good shooting. The article in the New York Tmes stated that she emptied her five shot revolver, yet it only accounts for the two shots...

Sorry, I didn't see this had already been posted. :o

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/26/nyregion/26salon.html?_r=2 So I read this article on the local news paper's website today and and was almost in shock after reading it. They are glorifying this NY City Police woman who shot the gun out gun out of the suspects hand and the lock on the door...

a long slide glock in 10mm

My first gun was a Mossberg bolt action .410 shotgun. My great grandfather gave it to me when he was in his mid 90's and descided he didn't need it anymore. It is still in my possession and always will be. Although it has little monitary value it is priceless to me.

I enjoy shooting hedge apples with a .22. It is a lot of fun to give them a roll throught the pasture and chase them down. But that probably explains why there are so many hedge trees sprouting up out there now.