I didn't really shoot until I was 28. Got hooked.
My first-ever firearm was a Taurus Model 66, blued steel, 4", 6-shot. I bought it in 1986. Paid $159, as I recall. Beautiful item. Still...
Yeah, I feel that way about a Swedish Mauser I sold off a while back. That was a great rifle.
FEG Hi-Powers are pretty solid. I got one a few years ago, and have had a lot of fun with it. (Also have an Argentine Hi-Power clone. It's...
Nice tribute to the Andrews Sisters!
Love 'em. Have a few, in .38 special, .357, and one in .44 special.
My first-ever firearm was a Taurus 66, bought in 1986. (God, I'm old.) Owned a few since then, including a couple used security-guard revolvers...
I've got three or four Rossi 5-shot .38 specials, 2" and 3". All are fun little shooters. Nothing super-special, but reliable, reasonably...
I have a bunch of .38 Special revolvers, and love 'em all. My all-time favorite revolver for fun is a .38 stainless Rossi 851 3". I know it's no...
I had an old old old "Puma". Put about 30 rounds through it when the bolt cracked. Took years to get it fixed. Soured me on Rossi rifles...
While I love my Marlins in .357, if I could only have one lever-action (God forbid!), it would be an older, good condition Marlin 336 in 30-30.
Yup.
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Wow, that's pretty!
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I got this, too. $30/rifle shipping, but that's still cheap.
Thanks to everyone for their inspiring stories. They do help.
[ATTACH] Still hanging around. Poor guy probably gets lonely.
Thanks. Good story about your grandfather. More power to your friend!
Thanks. Very helpful. I was (relatively) lucky that I didn't lose any cognitive skills. I've regained some mobility, and I can walk short...
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