Recent content by MathurinKerbouchard

No issues bringing your existing collection of handguns. As was stated, a handgun purchase permit can be had from the Sheriff for 5 bucks. Basically, that permit allows the FFL to skip the NICS. If you are coming to work in the Omaha area, recommend living in Sarpy county instead of Douglas...

Swedish Mauser

If I were a typical action-thriller novel writer: Chapter 7 Rod Long sprang into action! He fired his fully automatic .50 caliber M1 rifle from the hip, blasting his assailants into clouds of red mist as the high capacity thousand round magazine counted down to empty. He thanked God that...

When I read the first Jack Reacher novel I could barely put it down. I was seventy pages in before i knew it. I got the second one. It started great but before you know it, a bad guy shows up pointing a Glock at our hero with the safety off. Now, I don't expect authors to be gun experts, but...

I know your wife is small and you said she doesn't have much hand strength at 70, but have you considered an auto instead of a revolver? A single stack 9mm or even a .380 may actually be easier for her to shoot and manipulate. My wife took an intro to firearms class from another woman several...

Bought 1 box of 5.56 and a single magpul magazine. Mostly to give the usual suspects the metaphorical bird.

I have one of those Wesson buggy guns! It was my first (and only) black powder rifle! I think it has a faster twist. I believe I measured mine as 1:28 or 1:36 or something like that. It did not want to shoot roundballs very accurately. Maybe it was just me. So the bullet mold you got with it...

OP, if the primary reason you want to convert to singleshot is the issue of brass all over the place, I would go with what others have suggested and simply get a brass catcher. Probably the cheapest and easiest option.

Browning 1885 low wall in .260 Remington.

7.62x39

Springfield XD in 10mm A modern LeMat revolver in 10mm/40S&W with a .410 shotgun barrel A modern manufacture C96 in 7.62x25 Tokarev/Mauser and also one in 10mm A Puckle Gun A CZ550FS chambered in .690 Panda Express

CZ 550FS in 9.3x62 mauser, a few boxes of ammo and a set of reloading dies.

Pick the gun that fits you best. I've shot pheasants and grouse with both 12s and 20s. Either gauge is enough gun. So choose the gun that fits the best, because it will handle best and increase your chance of success.

The Betsy Ross house is one of the nicest museums I've been in. It was the only place I really enjoyed on my one and only trip to Philly. (Never plan on going back. I feel safer in Detroit. Literally.)

Maybe the difference between force and violence?