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Congrats That is awesome! I was very glad to see you ignored the jealous doubters about the quality or should I say "supposed" flaw with the mechanics of the gun. (I think they just were jealous that you had the time and money);) You had an idea, saw it through, and now you are...

yep 100 yds

".22 long rifle" bolt or lever action rifle. 50 meters is perfect for that round. A .22 is deadly accurate to boot at that range. Plus you can fire 100's of rounds without the barrel heating up all the while only spending literally pennies per round. For example: .22 LR 40 LRN (Thunderbolt)...

I have a Win Model 94 and I have used both 150gr Rem Core Lokt and 150gr Win rounds. They both are fairly accurate for me (not much difference.) At 100yds they are dead on sub 2.5" groups. I also added a side mounted (mine is top ejection) 3X9 scope to help at 200 yd shots. Using the 150gr...

Why not the .350 Rem MAG cartridge. It kills in front and cripples behind. Pretty darn accurate up to 200yds

Never owned a 30-06. I have a Win Model 94 30-30 and a Rem 700 in 7mm Rem Mag. The 30-30 is my go to

Julian, Thanks for the apples to oranges. I didn't think there would be that much difference in store bought target loads and custom loads. I have never shot AA. But I will try out a case of it the next time I buy shells and see what it is like. You make a compelling argument if it can...

$4.74/box equals $47.40 per case (10 boxes) That is a savings of $5.60 per case (difference between a $53 purchased case) which equals $0.0224 cents per round you are saving by reloading. ($5.60/250 shells) That is 2 cents of savings per round. Hardly worth it for me. No way could I...

Thanks for all the info. It sounds like the case I bought this weekend for $53 is the cheapest way (Federal Premium 2 3/4" 1 1/8oz 7.5 lead) Considering the time it takes to actually reload it doesn't appear worth it to save a nickel per round if you reload.

Anyone heard of them? Anyone fired their .45 or own it? Anyone like it? What's the deal, basically? Too good to be true? I saw an ad for them in the "North American Hunting Club" magazine http://regentarms.com/

I have been contemplating reloading 12 gauge shells for my weekly clay sports habit. Up until now I buy a case of shells (250) for about $53-$58 a case My question is would I ever recover the money I invest in all the equipment and supplies needed for reloading shot shells? If so what...

I vote a Remington 870 Wingmaster. Best all around shotgun out there!! Bar none...

I just think you are worried too much about the shotgun kicking!!! But depending on the activity you are doing with a shotgun. You generally don't have to aim down the barrel like a rifle. This is especially true in the clay sports. Your eye is the rear site and the bead is the front...

Get an 870 Wingmaster!!! It is nicer looking than the express, better parts, feels better (for me), and you'll be glad to have spent the extra money down the road. I held both the express and Wingmaster before purchasing and the Wingmaster just felt like it fit much better. Granted every gun...

You are yanking the trigger back or jerking your rest hand (flinching).. not sure if you are right or left handed but it is probably one of those 2 things. Pull the trigger don't slap it! You should almost be surprised (in a sense) when the gun goes off.

This is what I typed into google: us government issue 1911's for sale It resolved a bunch of sites. This one in particular. Others the listings have closed, but if you keep up with this search or one that is similar you should have no problem finding what you are looking for. Good luck...

I bought an 870 Wingmaster new. I am so glad I spent the extra money on it. It just looks and feels better than the express. I get some compliments at the trap/skeet range too. It is personal preference, of course. Just make sure you "touch and feel" and shoot if possible all the options...

Just an FYI. The bullet that was used to kill bin Laden may have been a 9mm Seeing as the Navy Seals and most Spec Ops generally use the HK MP5 for a sub-machine gun then one could argue that a 9mm took him down. However, they may have been using the CAR-15 or M4 carbine. Those use the...

I use #4 buck 3" magnum

Didn't mean to start an argument over something fairly simple. Sorry... IMO, granted I don't have one, but I would think that if the holster is made without the combat cut or with it then both models must work. Otherwise, the default cut would be considered faulty and the company would have to...