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Looking to purchase a 350 Legend for a state that restricts rifle cartridges to strait wall and also requires them to be single shot or have a single shot adapter. The Ruger American Predator looks attractive. It takes AR mags so a single shot adaptor is readily available. And I like the 22"...

Look at the Kahr CW380. I tried all the 380s my range had available to rent and this was the most shootable of the very small easily pocket carried guns.

And I like the 147 gr 9mm American Eagle the best. Recoil is more like a pleasant push than a snap. Accuracy is good too.

Federal American Eagle has a 25% mail in rebate. A few weeks ago bought a case of 9mm from sgammo.com for $189 plus $16 shipping and then got a $47 rebate.

First time I ever shot a center-fire rifle it was a 30-06 and no one mentioned not to creep up on the scope. I got a tap that left a small mark but taught me a lesson I've never forgot.

The wear marks look like what I have on my M&P. Nothing to worry about and have fun shooting this weekend!

I've shot a 6920 and FWIW did not find it to be a heavy carbine at all although it does have the thicker barrel.

I agree with others who say that a good recoil pad and reduced recoil ammo may make the rifle much more pleasant for you to shoot. But if the rifle is just going to collect dust and there is no one else in the family who would value it's family history then I say sell it to someone who will...

I removed the bolt once on a Winchester style lever action to give it a good cleaning. Won't be doing that again. Took me a long time to put it all back together.

Looks like a fun place to spend a day

The rubber grips do feel the best. But to fix your problem just grind down the screws like the others said.

Is it possible that your thumb is pushing down on the slide lock while you are shooting?

The Bersa .380 is a good little pistol. Not as expensive as the others and a really fun gun.

She's a looker!

Ammo prices are good right now. Buy if you need it. But ammo doesn't seem to make a good financial investment if you're not going to shoot it. It's easier to buy ammo than it is to sell ammo. And with the exception of .22 LR flippers, I don't typically see people make a profit when they sell off...

1911 then Glock. The two ends of the spectrum.

Check Mate is the way to go for M1A mags. I like mine.

Like a lot of people are saying I think it's the 30-06.

Nice buck! Maybe you should just stick with the crossbow and not worry about the .308!

Each to their own but I don't think it helps to have a symbol of death on a firearm. It's not what I would want to have presented as evidence in front of a jury. Maybe you just view this gun as a toy but still not what I would want.