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I have a Marlin 1894 Cowboy Limited and one of the screws must have backed out and gotten lost, so I'm looking to replace it but I can't seem to figure out what it is, even having looked at parts diagrams. So I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable would be able to tell just by looking at it.

So I inherited a .308 bolt action and a Beretta BM59 chambered for 7.62, and a bunch of handloaded ammunition along with them. I'm confused and concerned because while every single box is labeled .308, only some of the headstamps state .308, but most are foreign headstamps, most with the NATO...

I've got an AR that someone was building for me, and he passed away before he could finish it. The only thing that's missing is the part for the forward assist. I know he was going to get a plug for it, so I guess that's what I should get. Are they all the same size and it doesn't really matter...

So I just came into possession of a lot of reloading components: casings and bullets both. I don't plan to get into reloading myself, so what is my best bet - to recycle or resell? I figure the bullets themselves can't be recycled, can they? Unless they'd count as scrap?

I just got this and I'm having trouble researching it and determining what caliber it is. At first, I thought it was obviously 9mm. But being from Europe, I was second guessing it. Thought it might mean 9mm Kurz. And I also see that it says 38 right below that, so now I'm doubly confused. I'll...

I have a Ruger Old Army black powder revolver I just inherited. It's really been neglected and looks like the cylinder is rusted in place and the hammer won't move at all. I spent a day spraying WD-40 on it trying to get it it budge, but have had no luck. Any suggestions? I was considering...

I have searched for a long time for a 9mm revolver for concealed carry, and wanted the LCR since before it even came out in that caliber. I've researched it for months, making sure that that was what I wanted and what would work for me. No LGS has had one, so when Gander Mountain just got them...