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Re: Ruger Wow! What a blast from the past! :eek: I still have my old P97 and still like it a lot. However, the world has moved on quite a bit. There are much better options these days.

Ugly? The one that doesn't fire when you need it most.

Mossberg I agree. I've been using Mossberg products for years and have not noticed any problems.

Hey Breeze.....Where I come from, the gifting of weapons to a loved one IS part of a sacred ceremony.

Ruger .45 Interesting that I should find this post. I just got back from the range after putting my P97 through its paces. I bought this gun several years ago because it was priced fairly and I wanted another .45 that wasn't a 1911. Before I fired it the first time I really wasn't...

Wildcat You can add me to the "YES" column. I have the basic wildcat sporter and I'm very happy with it. It has become my favorite rimfire rifle also. It is very light and extremely accurate. I put a cheap airgun scope and a sling on it. The rifle came with four magazines which I think...

Why don't YOU tell US?

I think you should pack up that piece of junk shotgun and send it to me for proper disposal!:)

Hmmmm Your post is a little hard to understand, but I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that you have a chinese SKS...probably stuck in a ATI folding stock and topped with a scope. This is just my opinion, but the rifle is a good one but you paid more than you should have. 250 would...

savage pump You might look here for parts. I really enjoy my model 25. What a fun little rifle. You hear it said a lot....but they DON'T make 'em like that anymore. http://www.e-gunparts.com/productschem.asp?chrMasterModel=089Zz29A

What does it need?

We ALL started somewhere. Be patient, help to bring them over to the right side. After all, they DID buy a gun. God Bless America.

That's a good story, Joe.

Savage Model 25 This rifle was manufactured from 1925 to 1929. I have one of these and like it a lot. It's fun for plinking and informal target shooting and whatever you'd use a .22 for. I've used mine quite a bit for squirrel hunting and it does very well. Mine shows quite a bit of...

I can help..... Just send that worthless hunk of crap to me for a proper home, uh...I mean disposal.

Good luck. I picked up a 1925 savage .22 pump several years ago and could find almost no information at all. It's a great little rifle. Very well made, extremely reliable and a lot of fun to play with. You might try a search on Savage Trombone Guns. It sounds goofy, but revealed some info.

They'll still have a lot of life left in them. Pick 'em up.

The Sig is a mighty fine weapon. However, I also have a Ruger P97 and I like it a lot. Your observations comparing the two are spot-on. The P97 has been extremely reliable and the accuracy and controllability are astonishing for a moderately priced pistol. I will occasionally carry my...

Who are you kidding?......... When it all starts coming down, the "authorities" will come for whatever you have left....for the good of society, of course.

I'm waiting for the Special Forces "Extreme Tactical" model.