Recent content by NoYesIdunnoMaybe

I've been shopping for a 22 pistol and the one I like the best has all the best features except for the grips. I have large hands and the grips on this gun are just too thin. Replacement wood grips are thicker, but are way too expensive. I'm thinking of customizing the grips by "shaping" them...

I was wondering if anyone stores their consistently used guns in a soft case all the time, and what affect that has on the gun. I used to just keep my two guns leaning in a corner in the bedroom, but now the collection is rapidly growing and I'd like to keep the guns protected from scratches and...

Right on og870

I really don't want to go too far down a road on this post towards alternate scopes. The 3-9x40 buckmaster is on sale at my local sporting goods store, and it seems to me like it should work great. My only worry is the eye relief.

I'm shopping around for a slug scope for my father in law. He's got some bad eyesight, so a scope is now necessary for him. Plus we're getting him a nice new Savage 220 for Christmas to replace the over under with a bead sight he's been shooting with haha. I've been checking out the nikon...

I have a really nice Beretta sitting on my used gun rack at work for really cheap, but it has a horrible camo pattern on it so it's been sitting there for a long time, and the previous owner got a horrible price for it. If you're looking for a gun for duck hunting, save yourself the $200 and...

Camo pattern will wear off physically and socially. Go with the black. It's easier to resell and more durable. Also not necessary for waterfowl as long as you don't wave it around in the air. If you turkey hunt, you can get camo duct tape for that season. Camo patterns are expensive and they go...

As far as rings go, they are much more important than the base, get SOLID rings. Avoid millets or anything else that has adjustments on the rings. The slug has a lot more kick than a .223 and if the scope is not properly secured on a slug gun, it will move, scratching that brand new leupold and...

I believe it has an extractor not ejectors. It's a single bar in the middle of the two barrels. I haven't fired it yet, so I don't know. I'm a little confused now. Is it a Lanber Arms 844 imported by Richland Arms from Spain? I really just want to know the year it was made more than anything.

I kept my stoeger condor in my footlocker when I had roommates. Like natman said, all double barrels can be stored in a space as long as the barrel is.

Wapato said he wanted a shotgun that he would be able to use for clays and hunting, that would also work well for home defense. Is a double barreled 20ga not that gun? It will be the same gun, barrel and all, when it's in the home or in the field, and it can be found for cheaper than a remington...

Wow. 47 people so far have looked, but no one has replied... This doesn't look good

Oooo I like the sound of that! Always wanted a Beretta too

Wapato, if the deer is within 15 yards, which they usually are in my state, a bead sight will do just fine, even with rifled slugs in a smooth bore. Just as long as you flatten out the rib when you pull it up.

An over under with a 26 inch barrel will do just fine as a home defense shotgun, and will be wonderful as a trap, skeet, and wingshooting shotgun. It's only 5 inches longer than the most "tactical" short barreled shotguns, because you don't have the 3 inch receiver. You could get a 20ga instead...