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https://www.chiappafirearms.com/product/920.203/little-sharp-rifle-color-case-357mag-26-bbl Could always check one of these out.

Same as OP’s experience minus the grandpa involvement.

No Bass Pro close to me. Scheels is too far to be convenient. Cabelas is 12 miles away. Sportsmans is about 6. Rarely go in either but more so Sportsmans. MidwayUSA and a local caster get most of my business.

Wasp Spray works in a pinch.

Whenever I heard my father say he was heading to Western Auto in our part of Phoenix AZ I was in the front seat before he slammed his door shut. Loved that store. Had all the cool mini bikes, Tote Goats and go-karts, bicycles etc in a row up front of the store you could ogle through the big...

Choctaw and Chuck R. responses pretty much mirror my opinion on this. Were you a really big fan of the show? Does it bring back good memories of your childhood summers with your buddies on the block playing cowboys from sun up to sun down? If it does then being a practical firearm would be low...

I’m duly impressed by that display of a forgotten survival skill. What was the distance?

Ahhh. No need to apologize. I don’t open carry in public but do mostly in the house. I don’t care for kydex either. Everything that goes on the hip is in a leather holster.

I’m still trying to figure out what this thread is about. The title reads “for those of us that live in an open carry state” The OP then starts out in the body of the thread: What is your e.d.c.? At home I usually wear an El Paso holster & gunbelt with a single-action Colt or Colt clone. I...

The $118 for 2000 rounds plus FREE shipping is a smoking deal. I paid $118 for 1400 count Remington Bucket o Bullets BEFORE tax in Washington state a few months back.

That Altor looks like it’s one step above the spoke guns I used to make as a kid. I probably shouldn’t say anything at all considering I have a Cobra (not a Colt) pistol in the vault. In my defense I didn’t buy it. Belonged to father of my son in law. He passed away and I’m storing it for safe...

As close as I can get

I’d already have one Kibler (or possibly more) if they would make a percussion lock.

Nope…what I’m thinking of had serrated edges on the discs. That ammo came out shortly after the guns. I remember thinking at the time that it was a nasty concept and would look bad in court.

This discussion made me look for the .410 ammo that was specifically made for the judge and governor guns. It’s like it disappeared off the face of the earth and internet. It had two discs that were serrated along the edges like mini saw blades and a lead ball or two. Anybody remember who made...

Kinda reminds me of the gold trim Honda and Mazda put on their cars in the mid 80’s. Wasn’t my cup of tea but under the trim they were solid, reliable cars, much like your wife’s SIG is a solid and reliable firearm. I’m drawn to the Kimber Bel Aire. Probably because it reminds me of one of my...

All seriousness aside…I just realized I’ve never bought a gun for burro defense. That’s a gaping hole in my collection I need to plug asap.

I’ve owned Ruger P series pistols since the mid 90’s and have been trolling Rugers web site since it came on line and have never seen OEM mags by them in larger capacities (20+). I run a couple of these no name (zero nomenclature on the mag to indicate manufacturer) in a P89. They work well...

Easy to quarterback this one based on her actions. What we don’t know is was he wearing a business suit (doubtful) or did he look like he just came out of a biker bar. Those are important distinctions which the average citizen bases threat assessments on. I can’t remember the last time someone...

No doubt that burros (wild donkeys) can have a bad disposition at times. A good buddy of mine kept a couple donkeys in his goat herd (if that’s the correct terminology) in Texas. Said they were like guard dogs and go after coyotes to protect the goats. As Riomouse mentioned above. The public...