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Don't shoot high pressure loads in Ubertis either. Or medium frame Rugers like Flattops for that matter.

An afternoon spent shooting dirt clods is highly enjoyable.

He's also an attorney and knows what he's talking about.

Unique is a very polite term for this abomination. :rofl:

Job requirement.

Pretty much the same. Went from toy guns to hunting with pellet guns when I was in grade school. My dad and I hunted quite a bit together and did a lot of shooting. By the time I was in high school I was deer, hog and bird hunting without supervision.

Boredom.

We have a section which is my happy place.

I observed it from the backyard with my test subjects...uh, dogs.

If it strikes your fancy, get it. Not every gun in my collection has a practical application. I buy what I like because I enjoy firearms.

For little critters I still carry the same Marlin Glenfield Model 60 (squirrel stock version) that I hunted wabbits with 46 years ago. To say that it hasn't failed me would be a bit of a stretch but overall I love that rifle. Nothing pretty about it after all these years but those scratches...

I love the stock on your SKS!

My wife has no interest whatsoever in firearms. I would have been thrilled had she wanted that pistol.

Whenever I think of a hunting rifle what comes to my mind is a bolt action 30-06 stocked in walnut wearing both a scope AND irons. Throw in a cabin set in the autumn woods along with some flannel and you're good to go.

I know when I walk into a store the last thing I want is a salesman coming up to me. If I need something then I'll find someone to help me.

Yep. You don't need a firearm until you need a firearm.

One person voted no...

Petty whining on FN's part.

My son killed a copperhead in our garage last weekend. Watch those creeks.

Trophy hunting in Africa puts millions of dollars into the local economies and food on the table of those who desperately need it. Yeah, that's simply awful.