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5.56/.223 is the 22lr of the centerfire world.

My first thought when I heard about it was "Why not 6mm?". I reload for 6x45 and love it. I just need more time for it. I also am interested in the 5.7mm Johnson. I'm looking at a rifle I'm interested in, and of course I'll need dies. I also think an AR platform 30 Carbine would be great.

I'm so sorry to hear this. He was an inspiration. I had little interaction with him, but enjoyed his wisdom and whit many times. R.I.P.

I don't know anything about the INAs, but I would have bought that too. I'm kind of watching for a .32 cal DA revolver for a decent price. Prefer a magnum over a long or short If I can find a deal.

What velocities would you expect from this load in a 16" carbine?

It is the Rossi Braztech (sp?) and has a hammer lock. Looks old, but I believe it sat in a wet toolbox, or tackle box for a while.

What is the "blue" finish on the Rossi .38 snub ? My neighbor has his dads old gun that was kept in a toolbox. The finish looks like it's peeling off where it rusted. It looks more like a coated finish rather than bluing. Probably not "worth" refinishing but it was his dads.

They are good guns. It would be a shame to have it bubba'd. I'm sure someone would trade him a more appropriate shooter to save it.

The most fun guns I've shot had to be the FA Subguns. Grease Gun, and PPSH at the top of the list. Unfortunately they are not mine. The most fun guns I have would be my Grendel P30 .22 magnum 30 shot pistol, .357 magnum S&W models 60 and 66, and my .45 ACP cal carbines that take grease gun mags.

Found this http://snipershide.scout.com/story/1528352-mils-vs-moa-which-one-is-right-for-you

I really like the Vipers but that's not in my budget right now. The scope I'm looking at is a Hakko that's made in Japan for about half the Vipers price. I've heard they are high quality. It even has 60 moa adjustment. I just don't care for the mil/moa combo. Would getting the turrets...

I'm looking at FFP scopes to use on a couple high power rifles. I came across a FFP with mildot reticle and MOA turrets. I would prefer mil/mil, or even moa/moa. Does the mil/MOA combo defeat the FFP benefits, or just make it "different" ?

http://www.dagammo.com/shop/?main_page=index&cPath=7

I like the Hipoint carbines but this one leaves me scratching my head. I would like to see them produce carbines in .357 Sig, 400 CorBon, and 10mm.

Cocked and locked. Thumb safety engaged. Thumb positioned on top of safety, ready to disengage. Trigger finger on side of frame, above trigger. I carry a 1911 every day. It's within reach every night.

I've seen first time shooters at a pistol range making one hole groups off hand with a laser attached.

I didn't realize the 338 Federal had a 308 Winchester parent case. Did you give any consideration to the 358 Winchester ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.358_Winchester

Take it out and shoot it then report back. You'll probably find, like most, why they are so well liked by people that have actually shot them.

Sell it and buy exactly what you want. That rifle is probably exactly what someone else wants.

Maybe the 12- indicates model number and the serial is starting with the 00. 2000 production?