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My mid 1960’s High School Arsenal on home display in North Georgia. Photo taken with me on leave after graduating from Fort Benning Basic Training and before Jump School. From the top: Savage Stevens Model 22-410 Over-Under, Winchester Model 290 Deluxe 22 Semi Auto, Winchester Model 94 in 30-30...

Here’s what the two different cartridges look like: 22 WRF (Winchester Rim Fire) Vs. 22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire) or more commonly, “22 Magnum”.

My guess……7.7 Japanese Arisaka stock.

Also this early Springfield Armory M1A National Match four digit Serial Number. I paid a whopping $330.00 new in the box for it back in the day. This consummated my love affair after meeting my Basic Training M14. Got carried away with extras, love will do that.

My prettiest lady is this mid 1960's West German Weatherby Mark V Varmitmaster in 22-250 REM that I bought new in a US Army Rod & Gun Club while stationed over there. Cost me all of $155.00, no tax, imported home for free by Uncle Sam. Complete with the sturdiest box you'll ever see, papers...

Sometimes all you need is a small package that gives off a big BOOM and spits out lots of smoke, sparks and flame (and a lead projectile). A high velocity 22LR does that every time in this severe snub nose RG-14 . It's actually a fun little revolver so I'm guessing you were never one of "their...

Bought my very first one in 1966 at the local Sears Store for $49.95 full retail. The lady took it off the wall....it was on display, receipt says "One Gun"! Still have the rifle and the receipt, no paperwork, no serial number. Re-assembly requires two men and a small boy and even then a perfect...

I don’t routinely buy Saturday Night Specials but since any gun is better than no gun when you need one, this little Double Action RG-14 Snubbie in 22LR followed me home many years ago. The front sight on the 1 3/4” barrel was so low I couldn’t hit paper even at short range. I mixed up some J-B...

Probably as Random as you can get...I got this from a Dealer who acquired it out of Alaska. The previous owner shortened the barrel, removed the front sight and drastically cut back the front of the stock. The muzzle was expertly re-crowned thankfully. Why all this? To have this last ditch 22LR...

So, after seeing this little Kel-Tec 22LR semiauto featured in The American Rifleman last year, I just HAD TO have one. Only $199.00 suggested retail but totally unavailable except at "auction" prices. For 6 months I bid and failed at various sellers and finally won this one for $354.00 out the...

You are correct! My Velcro sounds like I’m ripping a ream of copy paper when opening it. The only consolation is…..I’m only opening it after firing a shot (or two) to reload and replace fired rounds. At that moment that little Velcro noise is a moot point.

Check out these slip on pads and then I’ll explain…… These were issued with the French MAS-49/56 service rifle after WWII to be used as substantial recoil reducers when the rifle was used in the Grenade Launcher mode. Now shift gears to the realization that most shooters of the Japanese Arisakas...

For Rimfire Ammo this ancient block of rubber with a total of 52 holes was made for carrying any mix of 22 Short, Long or Long Rifle Rounds. It will even bend slightly to fit in my Bluejeans back pocket. No Markings, no idea where I got it and I’ve used it since my teen years, now over 60...

For Centerfire Rifle ammo I use this folding, Nylon and Velcro belt pouch. Probably the same as described above. Shown with mixed ammo for illustration only, never carried with mixed rounds. 22-250, 7.7 Japanese, 30-30.

Although it’s not true in all cases, I have seen some very sad “soft” recoil pads, especially on heavier long guns, that were flattened and distorted from long term storage sitting buttstock down on hard surfaces. Now go check yours. Your welcome!

My Mossberg Model 500 ATP All Factory Original 23" Barrel Cylinder Bore 8-Shot Phosphate Coated Slugster Sight Item 00-500R-1079 (All info right off the Box), with Bayonet Lug for the US M7 (M-16) Bayonet. Bought New In Box at an Atlanta Gun Show in the early1980’s from a Dealer's excess...

Also, this Ruger 77/22 All Weather 22LR Bolt Action with Leupold 3x9 Vari-X II Scope.

My early pre-1968 NSN No Serial Number Remington Nylon 66 Semi-auto 22LR.