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A friend who is 6'4" and 280# went "trick or treating" last year dressed as a horse racing jocky. Not gun related, but kind of funny with the little hat, poofed pants, shiny boots and a little whip thing.

You should be able to find a nice High Standard Tournament in the $500 range. Look for the Hamden mfg guns. They are hard to beat and you will only have to spend the money 1 time. You will more than likely still be shooting it 20 years from now.

I have had work done by John Kelly for the last 7-8 years. Everything from a perfect trigger on my High Standards to Bowmar cuts on a 1911, with lots of stuff in between, like making screws and springs. Great work and a great guy.

Hello Logical, In a similar position myself, I simply want to enjoy my hobby. A few I like are High Standards- 101 thru 106 models, supermatics, Citations and Trophys Smith & Wessons- Modell 18 to 18-4 Colt Woodsman Match Targets- Second series Browning-BAR 22 and BPR 22...

Denver area shops A second endorsment for Jensens in Loveland. Well worth the drive. Green Moutain Guns in the S/W Denver area at Kipling and Jewell is also a good place.

Dicks... Once upon a time..... my Dad took me to Dicks on Upper Court St. in Binghamton NY. I got my first .22, a Ruger with a revolutionary feature, a 10 shot rotary magazine. He even added a 4x weaver scope for an extra $11. The Ruger was $54.50. That was 1964 and I was 13. Still have it and...

I got a Kellam Jouni a few months ago and like it. Its easy to touch up and holds a nice edge. The handle is rosewood with reindeer antler . Feels good in your hand, open or closed. Made in Finland. Kellamknives.com Regards Jack