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A .30-30 is a great round in the woods. If you are shooting in open lands out west a .308 would be better. Look at used Marlins. Usually a bunch around and better quality then Marlingtons.

I forgot to list what i have...all Rugers... P-89 decock model ($300 gently used) 22/45 slabside ($250 new) LCP ($275 new) None broke the bank, all shoot lefty without a problem.

I shoot pistols lefty and I have 3 that I shoot without trouble. The LCP is very small and concealable. The SR9c is a great gun, large enough for range shooting, but pretty easy to carry.

I 'm one of them too. I joined the NRA, the Gun Owners of America, and Georgia Gun Owners. I 'm joining the 2nd Amendment Foundation next. Then I'm send more to NRA-ILA.

I don't mind the trigger pull. I look at it as a safety feature. It is reassuring to know I'm not going to fire it without really wanting too. I painted the sights, yellow in front and white in rear, so sighting isnt an issue. I really wished the slide stayed open on empty. I just switch after...

Nice find. My Marlin is a 1988 .30-30, gently used, from a pawn shop. Quality build, factory scope (30AS). Couldn't be happier.

Great analysis. I'm at stage 3 right now. Not sure if my old eyes will let me hit #4.

Meanwhile in Wyoming a kid shot his professor dad at Casper College with a bow & arrow. He finished him off with a knife, then killed himself with the knife. Earlier he stabbed his dad's girlfriend to death. 3 deaths, 0 handguns.

A boy just shot his dad who was a professor at Casper College. He used a bow & arrow, then stabbed him, then killed himself with the knife. Earlier he stabbed his dad's girl friend too death. 3 lives lost, 0 handguns.

I bought an AR style stock, pistol grip with adjustable stock. See http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/SHT-286 I think you need to shoulder a shotgun for accuracy. When I shoot from the hip I'm wild, but shoulder it and im dead on. You can shorten it up for home defense or extend it for...

1) .22LR 2) 12 gauge Those 2 without debate 3) .308 4) 9 mm That is enough

They are cheap, loud, historic, fun to shoot, and a hoot. Did I mention cheap. I used to take my .30-30 to the range to shoot but I usually leave it in the safe and take my $99 Mosin instead. It is $0.20 versus $0.75+ to shoot and VERY satisfying to shoot. My Marlin is a better rifle, and...

I got a 2 spout bottle in a pouch with my Mosin Nagant. One side is for oil and the other for alkali. The alkali neutralizes the corrosive and the oil lubes. Basic field cleaning kit. Of course urine worked in a pinch. All ammo was once corrosive. Fortunately Hoppes 9 is from that era so...

I saw a show about motorcycle gangs. One MC, name forgotten, carried a long maglight on a belt loop and a lock on a notted bandana in a back pocket. In a fight they had a club ( they called them kill lights) and a brass knuckle. If stopped they could say the light was for night time repairs and...

Ruger 22/45.

12 gauge pump, i have a Maverick 88. You can use it on rabbits, squirrels, birds, ducks, geese, turkey, and deer with slugs. It also work great as a home defense device.

4 wood & steel rifles 1 shotgun w/ polymer stock 1 .22 w/ polymer stock 1 stainless pistol 2 polymer pistols So about half... If i get another pistol it will be blue & wood Any rifles will be wood & blue

We have a Jeep & Ammo club at our small (20+) office. We always invite anyone to join us regardless of experience. We stress safety and go to a range managed by the Georgia Dept of Wildlife and they run a very safe range. Today, out of 12 people, 9 were brand new shooters. We ran over Jeff...

Get your facts straight Civilians had better arms than the army until the adoption of the M-1. The Kentucky/Pennsylvania rifle was superior to the British Brown Bess musket. The US Army didn't adopt the lever action Henry or Winchester (with rare occasions) but stayed with single shots...

# I meant "safe"