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I have hundreds if not thousands of paperbacks and I need to offload them. The majority are in too bad of shape due to enormous amounts of rereading to make them viable for donating or reselling and I thought I might be able to get five cents for like Reader's Digest types and ten cents for...

I'm assuming it's a night vision scope though I'm probably wrong because they said they planned to day hunt but can anyone name it? I'm just curious, it looks so out of place on the gun. I did search for longmire scope/riflescope so if its already been asked+answered, I couldn't find it that way.

Anyone able to tell what shotgun this one is based on from this visual or this one? I'm seriously debating getting this gun.

I have an older knife that has a broken blade and I was hoping someone could point me toward how it could be repaired? Its mechanism is quite rough and there's some rust/corrosion on the metal.

All right, so when Longarms are displayed they're sometimes hung on hooks or racks or deer heads or in glass fronted gun cabinets but how does one display a handgun aside from in a shadow box or those magwell stands? I don't have a display worthy sidearm but it's been on my mind for the past few...

I wasn't paying attention and i stuck my knife [CRKT NIRK] in what I thought was a mug of water before I cleaned fruit juices off it then completely spaced it and ended up leaving it in it for about17 hours now. Is the bleach gonna cause any issues with the coating or the metal?

--even though they've made SURE the gun was empty multiple times? Lately i've been practicing dry firing my rifle--which I usually store with a disabled firing pin as well--because I still blink pretty consistently when pulling a trigger and I still have a moment of panic I'm about to destroy my...

They're currently a groupon deal and they have an online class/test for Oregon CHL permit status, something a friend of mine has been looking for for a while.

http://www.ammoland.com/2012/11/09/southwest-shooting-authority-of-arizona-tells-obama-voters-to-get-lost/

I was debating a CRKT Delegate Gentleman but as I'm left handed and the opener is only fitted for a right hander, I don't want to have to use my weak hand (literally, it goes nerveless occasionally and I have dropped expensive stuff). So, hopefully, you can all help, I'm looking for: 3"+ blade...

I've found a couple derringer handled canes and a very cool looking revolver handled cane and one straight cane with a vaguely 1911esque grip on it but was wondering if anyone carves/molds a more realistic 1911 grip cane.

I handled a couple today (handling shotguns for the first time actually)--a single shot Stevens I all most bought and some Mossberg pumps at a local pawn shop--and of the three models I looked at, all had only beads at the front and no rear sights. The man I spoke with said it was common since...

This might be in the wrong area, please move if so Lately, I've been trying to find more info on cheaper IR scopes and illuminating night time targets using IR flashlights and just now came across this on the Hack-A-Day site (I haven't watched the videos because I need to be out the door but...

It's a surprisingly good article considering it came from the NYTwits. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/02/books/new-breed-of-hunter-shoots-eats-and-writes.html?_r=1&

I've been reading "Not Again...(not putting the rest of the full stops in)! Feral Hog Control in East Texas" [at about post 1111 currently] and wondered about using a 250+ lumen IR flashlight underslung of the barrel with an Infrared scope for better illumination of targets.

I did a site search and a Google search and found one or two references, citing the tumble factor of the round being a boon for hunting and was hoping there might be some here who have some insight in to the round for hunting purposes and what game would be viable if one did use the round.

I did a bit of googling and couldn't find it but I was wondering if anyone out there makes crossbows that use springs behind the arrow inside of a barrel style thing? Terry Pratchett references it in one of his novels so I'm obviously not the first person to have thought of it and wondered if...

called Trackers PDX. They had a number of interesting programs like tracking and some even more interesting nonhunting related programs and youth courses teaching children bowmanship and I was hoping some of the netizens [I kinda hate myself for using that word nonironically. . .] of this forum...

I'm mostly looking for POV from OR, CA, and NY residents but anyone is more than welcome to chime in. I'm looking for some info for background. Mostly looking for info about stuff like captive hunts (not sure if proper term but spending xxxx dollars to hunt farm raised buff/beef-alo and the...

and wondered if anyone knew much about them? Their site isn't the most attractively designed and their Operator grips look decidedly uncomfortable but their Ranger grips look pretty nice. Hoping someone might have more info on them.