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Rick Pre/post 86 makes a big difference. Both Class 2 and Class 3 are $500 per year for small volume makers. Class 2 also neet a Department of State registration ofabout $1500 per year (I'm Class 3 so while I know it exists, I can't quote the exact cost). Buying post 86 machine guns...

This company makes a double gun rig: http://www.survivalsheath.com/holsters/index.htm "Dual Gun Shoulder Rig You may be a fan of John Woo movies, ambidextrous, or a DEA agent, this rig carries two guns for immediate use. Some may call it the "New York Reload", I just call it easy access...

You have a very dangerous gun ;) It belongs next to my .401 PowerMag. Once you send it to me, you will never have to worry about your Herters running out and shooting people. They are nice guns. If you have a regular caliber gun, sell it if the price is good. If it's a PowerMag, keep it...

I bought one years ago because I didn't have one. I still haven't fired it.

Non-shooting: I was using a portable belt sander on some wood. Even with my glasses, I got sawdust in my eyes. It does not happen when I remember to wear goggles. Moral: Goggles have there place. You don't need them for most shooting. If you shoot a suppressed gun, especially a wet...

I found these http://www.doubleought.com/printable_targets.html http://www.tackdriver.com/targets.htm http://www.mytargets.com/ http://www.macstudio.com/targinfo.html http://www.freetargets.com/ http://www.aks-74u.com/

I'd like to join also if the the rifle/shotgun dispute has been settled. Email me if it's still "rifles".

Thanks for the information. It's seems worthless to shoot though a rifle if you can only get decent accuracy <15 yards. Has anyone tried it in a pistol?

Is the one shown a left handed rifle?

Let's see. Buy 65,000 new post-86 rifles @$650 = $42,250,000 Sell 65,000 un-needed used pre-86 M16 rifles to the public @$7,000 = $455,000,000 A profit of $412,750,000 Not that the government cares about $412 million.

I like the .45-70 also - Marlin 1895S, Ruger #1, converted Mauser bolt action, and two T/C Contenders.

Schuey2002 the magazine capacity doesn't matter. It will be sold with a 10 round magazine. Pre-ban high capacity magazines are legal to use in new guns. It would be nice if they would make the .45ACP version use M3 grease gun magazines since they are so cheap.

22luvr is correct that derringers are not the best for self defense. 12.7x99mm, you don't say why you want one. If it's just for fun, then get one. I have two by American Derringer. They are good novelty guns - you don't see many at the range so everyone will want to try it. Because of...

For 15 years the gun by my bed has been a Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special. I have others that I shoot, but this is the one I count on.