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I found a nice Savage 110 with a Bushnell Banner scope in 30/06 at a pawnshop close to home. Used in E/C and 265.00 out the door.My BIL has a Stevens 200 in /06 and it is just like my older 110 with tupperware stock instead of wood, as is the case with my Savage. I used a beat to crap Savage...

I used a beat to hell model 110e .270 to harvest a 130# doe at 140 yards and also killed a 145# 6 point (small rack) buck at 120 yards. I did not feel undergunned at all with this rifle and have since purchased a Savage 110 with a Bushnell Banner scope in 30/06. I paid 265.00 all up at a local...

Well... I might suggest that you take the rifle and wrap it with newspaper and and place it inside an appropriate length and wide enough size of pvc pipe and place a hair dryer at one end (carefully!) to allow the hot air to blow into the pipe and let it run for a while and this will melt some...

I know what you have... It is a Mossberg "Special Hunter" which is a 500A with synthetic black stock and parkerized finish. It is an excellent shotgun and pretty much is "dishwasher" safe with the stock and furniture configuration.They made the Viking series in the 90's and I thought that it...

I have no kick with the Winchester as they are very good shotguns. My vote would be for the Remington 870 and you can find one pretty reasonable if you look around. I would suggest finding an older gun as they seem to be better in quality. :)

Now would be the best time to get him his 870, his model 686, a nice 1911a1, an m1a1, ar 15, etc... With a handsome little bundle like that, how could the missus refuse? ;) ;) ;)

I have a camo 835 and had a blued version with a modified choke. The blued version threw a wicked pattern out to fifty yards with the modified Accumag coke without a hiccup and would be my choice( and is in my 24' camo 835) for anything from four legged whitetail deer to two legged miscreant...