Search results for query: *

what's a BBQ gun?

Link to story This is pretty comical.

whenever I hear "Obama" and "guns" in the same sentence I just stop listening

Ruger & SA

/\ that hit the nail right on the head. It's not worth it for ammo manufacturers to invest in expanding their production lines and add workers to cover demand for what is surely a temporary surge in demand. Once the "Ammo Bubble" has bursts those workers would probably have to be let go and...

i've got a Riger Mark II 22lr with a bunch of aftermarket parts. it's pretty amazing. my GP100 6" is pretty darn accurate, too.

I'm going to be doing some hiking and I thought that I read somewhere that there's a size limit on the knife you can legally carry. Anyone know? Thanks

the "disadvantage" of a single action revolver is that you must manually cock the hammer before firing.

i got an 4" XD 9mm right when they came out. it's the one of the most reliable, smoothest, most accurate autoloaders i've ever shot. it's a gun you can have a blast shooting all day long and a gun you could trust your life to.

Billy is right. A 45 will only enrage a grizzly even more. it may be effective against a cat, however, with the right ammo

Brilliant & quote worthy!

i've seen that episode. it's a good one.

i'd love to see this dog. can you post a pic?

tail is too short to be a cougar (unless the rest of the tail is somehow obscured in the photo). It's probably a dog

me and all my buddies used to carry and trade pocket knives in elementary school. that was 20+ years ago in a rural district. try that now and they'd call in the SWAT team

great analogy!

That wheelgun would look good with some matching grips!

i used to have an airweight 38 spl. it was not pleasant to shoot with +p loads. but then again, it wasn't meant to be

my first thought was bone or antler, but it's far too thick to be from a deer in MO. unless it's really, really old. and the weight makes me think it's stone.

hey, this could be a "non-firearm weapon" right? :cool: it was found along a river bank a few years ago. it seems to be made from bone or maybe limestone. both ends look like they were sharp at some point in time. it weighs around 1.5 pounds. thanks