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My friend has indulged his WWII interests and to complement the Arisaka his grandfather brought back he picked up a M1. Now as you all know ammo is a little tight at the moment and the question of what commercial 30-06 is safe in a Garand came up. Any guidance would be nice. ETN2 (SS)...

Gun shoppes Good lord, in the 2 years i spent in the shipyard in kittery I must have left more money with the trading post and pete harvey than i spent on anything else. Riley's is good they like to haggle but Pete Harvey up in Farmington is the man to see.

Gun shoppes Good lord, in the 2 years i spent in the shipyard in kittery I must have left more money with the trading post and pete harvey than i spent on anything else. Riley's is good they like to haggle but Pete Harvey up in Farmington is the man to see.

:neener: HAHA, I meant the spent brass while its still in flight, leaving the range a mess is bad enough. Psyopspec, I nailed my roommate with those cases to "imprint" a need to stop hosing down the neighbors. and it was funny too...:evil:

.45 guy! Tovarish! Love that pic man, makes me think of our trips to the range in maine in the dead of winter, my buddy mark has a kahr arms repro thompson with the 24in barrel, we put a bipod on it and he wore his granddaddy's US Army overcoat. Naturally we charged the target line as the range...

K31 assault variant. Well, the Swiss felt that the dangling magazine was too likely to be damaged, and while it is removable, the rifleman didn't have multiple magazines. hence the use of those odd cardboard chargers, or the very few rifles modded to use a mauser style clip. as for the 10...

Etiquette with Brass Now, i don't want to detract from the safety aspects of this thread, but ill tell you one thing I have a problem with is spent brass. Now my buddy Brendan, was the worst about showering people with brass. Every time at the Francis Marion National Forest range in SC he'd...

hahah just pave your closet with em, its what we do with food, O2 candles, grease, etc down on the sub when we are going out on deployment.

How bout pig stickin? My Uncle up in VA is talkin bout taking one with the new spear season!!!:what: bugger that i say, but he is taking my cousin with a m-n 91/30 as the follow-upper. we were joking just mount the bayonet, and he can spear him too.

I dont mean to be a thread pooper, but the bullet is ancillary to the weapon; Differing engagement scenarios, differing conditions. What matters is the user, I personally use a Model 10 for the house gun; sure I only get six chances to get it right, but quite frankly I shoot and have shot that...

Gun runnin While I am not married, I have read P.F. McManus's books, including one of his columns on sneaking guns into the house around the wife. One way is to take it apart and bring it in in pieces. Tell the wife that you found the random bits in the bargan bin at Bob's Guns. Mind you...

clays dont care how much you paid. Its the god's honest truth, a clay doesnt know nor care how much you laid on the counter for your toy. BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT, it feels so damn good when you take a J.C. Higgins 107.1 or a Mossberg 300K out and best that fellow with the $10,000 Krieghoff...

well you must have got a bad one as both of mine will hold minute of man at 100 yards out of a ransom rest.

Troll.

Well just dont go Exxon Valdez on your gun, oil is like byrl creme, a lil dab'il do yah.

sinister revolvers Well i have a Froggie 1892 ordonnance revolver. you pull back on a gate, rotating down like a reichs revolver or some of the other late 19th century european martial revolvers, but then the cylinder snaps out to the right. very interesting. it was known for being very rugged...

to call a K31 receiver hard does not do it justice, my roomate had his tapped for the permanent mount. i watched a carbide bit have serious issues on it. the swiss figured out how to mill and blue diamonds into a rifle receiver.

Ross's were used for drill rifles in the US. the old 1895 steyrs were used in the balkans extensively, mausers of all flavours even the ancient 71's and 71/84 were seen in the balkans again. HEY you guys forgot the BAR too! and dont try and call it a LMG. also there was the charlton, a SMLE...

Punt gun, usually 8 gauge and down, some were even 2 gauge. Banned in the early 20th century by the same law that ended market hunting.

of course its gonna get boring punching paper. Granted its a single-shot bolt, but i love taking my little mauser out and making the 200 yard gong ring, .22 isnt about the "sturm und drang" of shooting, i shoot .22 to hone my skills for when i take my mosin or FN49 out.