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I think Federal should have mailed him a shipping label and asked for him to immediately send it in for inspection. Any customer complaint of defective ammo should be taken seriously and be dealt with immediately. Yes, he probably shouldn't threatened to post bad publicity, but it still should...

Speaking of the Midway website redesign...Does anyone like that new recently viewed bar they've placed at the bottom of the page? I find it gets in my way and shortens my view of products. I guess their web page design doesn't allow it to be posted vertically on the right or left like everyone...

I just went out to the Natchez website and opened up my wish list to place an order and 90% of the 20 items in my wish list are out of stock. Proceeded to shop the website for other items and came across a ton of additional out of stock items. Am wondering if they're having financial...

Yes, there is cheap ammo out there like Silver Bear and TulAmmo, but you get what you pay for because the groups they shoot are about 4 times larger than quality ammo. I'm talking about $6 to $8 a box for .308. American Eagle .308 is about $12 and it's okay, but the higher quality .308 at $30...

Thanks very much for the info! I'll look up his website.

I'd like to find out if anyone knows whether U.S. law permits us to purchase a firearm directly from a gun dealer in another country and have it shipped to a U.S. located FFL holder. I'm wanting to buy a Krico M301 22 LR bolt action rifle to use for silhouette shooting. The Krico's are not...

What's the difference between the 9422 and the 9422 XTR?

Anyone know where to go on the web to look up serial number date ranges for the 9422. I'm actually thinking of getting one each of the 9422, BL-22 and Henry golden boy.

Wasn't aware of this, and so appreciate the tip. So when was the last year of production on the 9422's? Or better yet, what model year's should I avoid???

Don't know about Century Arms, but regardless of the U.S. importer you need to key in on the date of manufacture regardless of whether it was made by Tula or Izhevsk. A general rule of thumb I've experienced is to try to get a pre-1942 91/30. There is a definite difference is quality between...

The length of pull on the one Henry I looked at was a little too short for me. I've not come across a 9422 in person yet, so I don't know how it would compare to the Henry. I've seen some 9422's online in the Cabela's gun library site for around a $1,000, but I've also seen some on gunbroker...

Keep in mind that some people would like a heavier stock to couteract the Mosin's recoil. My brother has a 300 Remington Ultra Mag which weighs around 18 pounds total and the recoil is next to nothing. I know that's a lot of rifle to lug around, but anything heavier than the the lightweight...

I've been looking at buying a Winchester 9422 to use in my club's cowboy action silhouette matches. Rules let us use only slide action or lever action rimfire rifles (no magnums though), so it looks like the only lever action options I have are the 9422 or the Marlin 39A. Is there anything...

I get that part, but who are they trying to sell this stuff to??? Is there some sort of zombie killing subculture out there that's their target market?

What's the deal with this Hornady zombie themed Z-Max ammo???? I just don't get their zombie theme and their references to "zombiegedden" and shooting the living dead. Is there some sort of zombie themed shooting craze going on out there? I saw Hornady's little zombie max video on their web...

During the last ten days I bought a 1943 IBM manufactured M1 Carbine, a new Springfield Armory M1A, and a new Uberti model 1873 lever action in .44-40 Winchester. Who knows what the next ten days will bring to my gun safe.....

I agree that the Savage Mark II BV is an excellent, accurate, quality bolt action .22 rifle. It has the great adjustable "Accu-Trigger", which can be adjusted down as light as about 2.5 lbs. I bought mine a few months ago on sale from Cabela's for only $299, but it's sort of a special edition...

Am going to buy a Uberti replica of the Winchester 73'. Haven't decided on the 18" carbine, 20" short rifle, 24" sporting rifle, or the 30" long rifle. Am first trying to decide on what caliber. Choices are .357 Magnum, .38-40, .44-40 or .45 Long Colt. I'll be using it for cowboy action...

I haven't tried refocusing it down to the minimum magnification, but will try doing so. But am tempted to follow your advice to exchange it for one with an adjustable AO. Thanks for everyone's comments and suggestions!

I've thought about just leaving them cocked but for some psychological reason, it just really bothers me to leave them that way and I end up having this incredible urge to just go ahead and pull that trigger... :banghead: