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In February of 1968 in the central highlands of Vietnam I spent five days on a river bank with my M-60,it held them off till the F-4s got there.I can’t say anything bad about that weapon.

I saw one in my nabors yard that had been hit by a car.Its guts were out and I thought it was dead.Soon the buzzards came and when one took a bite the possum would grabe it by the leg and hold on for a few seconds,there tough.

I have the plr16 and I like it.It can be hidden under a hunting coat and is very accurate with a nice scope.It has been trouble free but is very loud.I hunt coyotes with it and it's size and weight makes it very handy.These days the less people know what you're doing the better.

I purchased a SKB model 100 new in the box,20ga three inch improved modified.I think it was made in 1969,This one is heavily engraved with a pheasant on one side and a duck on the other side.I paid 850.00 for it,nice looking double but I have not shot it yet.

First let me say I like cats.I have three now,that are house cats.A few years back I moved to a new house that had a cat problem next door.There were 35 adult cats and several liters of kittens that roamed free on there property and mine. I put up with them for as long as I could but my front...

I have the 25,its very powerful and quiet.You will be very happy with it.It is also very accurate out to 100 yds.

Winchester 69A.

Google GLOW-ON.It stays on and glows in the dark for hours,great stuff but not cheap.

I don't know what size group I was shooting but in 1966 it was good enough to get me the expert badge and air fare to south east Asia.They popped up I knocked them down,M-14,out to 700 yards.

I used Glow-On,its easy to see in daylight and glows in the dark.