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Does anybody know if a non firearm item, such as a pocket knife, is permitted in the same hard case as the firearm? Thanks.

Colt Huntsman, 1968. I still have it. shoots great, works great.

I got it, but it took about 3 months.

I've never bought a TV Guide in my life, and probably only looked inside one two or three times. I didn't even know it was still published.

CCI mini mags are my favorite. I also like Remington golden bullets, and have had good luck with most Federals I've used.

Good one! Thanks for posting.

I've bought parts kits, uppers, accessories, and lots of ammo from them. I order before I need something so I'm not worried if it takes a while to get here. I do not have one complaint about them. I always check with PSA first if I need something firearm related.

I took 2 .22 pistols,a semi auto and a revolver, from the 1960's, and 2 newer .22 pistols out shooting a few years ago, with some of the ammo I always hear is not very good. I had not one failure to feed, fire, or extract when shooting them through the older pistols. I had a few with the new...

What I would need, to cover most situations where a firearm might be used are: pistol and bolt action rifle in .22 cal., 12 gauge pump shotgun, 30 cal. bolt action rifle, 9mm pistol, and an AR15.

Dickhead's Sporting Goods hasn't been the responsible gun owner's friend for a long time. Its just more obvious now. Wally World can go to hell too.

CZ in 10 mm with a 6" barrel, and a break open over & under in 20 gauge/.223. Also the Bearcat in 22lr/22mag.

1. CZ 75b 9mm. with .22 conversion 2. S&W model 17 k22 3. Winchester 1300 12 gauge 4. AK47 5. 30.06 with Leupold optic

I love shooting my .22's, both pistols and rifles.

I've had no more misfires with Remington than with Winchester, Federal, or Armscor. I noticed that there were misfires, failure to feed and failure to eject with my newer Ruger and Walther .22's, and none with my 1970's Colt Huntsman and no misfires with my 60's S&W model 17 .22. Just sayin, I...

Ruger Mark III 22/45. Equal opportunity jammer. Jams with every type of ammo I've ever tried in it.