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All of this is why I took this year's money allotment for reloading supplies and bought fishing equipment. No worries about shortages there.

We are our own worst enemy or enema (take your pick) when it comes to hoarding.

And it belongs to my youngest son.

I don't believe they were factory ported and I've never seen one with a straight grip stock. They were-are a great shotgun and yes, replace the bolt recoil buffer. They are available on line, do a google search. I've never seen a charging handle as you describe, they are available on line...

I still use an old 760 30-06, mine has an old Weaver 6xW scope and the old rig has put a lot of meat in the freezer.

I'm 81 and after a lifetime of pheasant hunting, mostly in Kansas, I come to like an Ithaca 37 pump gun. It is a bit lighter than most and are great quality. Your Brittany is also my favorite breed. I'm guessing your True Value pump has a full choke and that is most of your problem.

Keep that fear while you apply release agent or grease whichever you choose to use. You'll be just fine.

My favorite bullet is an old 358477 150 grain. I've used it over 4 grains Bullseye, 5 grains Unique and 4.5 grains HP38 all shot well. Oh I used to do the Elmer Keith thing but not anymore.

I like that.

Thanks a lot fellows.

Thank you, ONTARGET.

Boys and Girls, I have accumulated a couple hundred dollars worth of Cabela's gift cards. Is the Ruger Wrangler worth it or not? I know, it's free anyway but I've always been a poor boy and still hate wasting money. .22 ammo is available and fairly reasonable. I refuse to give the price to...

All of the above and a good pointing dog.

Jar, who makes the black holster in your top photo? Rex

I think the scope would work good for you. Myself I like just a cross hair when I look through a scope no other lines in it at all.

I have a Marlin 93 lever rifle that my Granddad gave me many years ago, like it a lot but I also like my Remington 760 slide action.

The knife that rides in my pocket everyday year around is a Case full size Stockman. Three sharp blades. I've never had to cut a seatbelt but the last deer I shot I'd forgotten my Buck 110 so I field dressed said deer with the sheep's foot blade of the Case.

I bought a new one several years back, nice rifle. Gave it to a Grandson who was starting to shoot. Only problem I had was wearing a long sleeved shirt with the cuff unbuttoned and it dropped a hot case down the shirt sleeve.

Savage 30L if you lived closer I'd give you 2-3 hundred I have more than I'll probably shoot and I don't shoot the old '06 much anymore.

Boys, I realize they are free to me but...........when we talk about inflation we have to take a hard look in the mirror. If we are willing to pay they are willing to take that price. We are part of the problem.