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I have a simmons White Tail classic. It appears to be a pretty good scope for the money... i paid $99 for it on sale from midway. I was shooting 2-3" groups at 100 yrd with an older s&w 30.06 (a renamed howa). The group size I attribute to the rifle. After i get done rebuilding it I will give...

I think it depends on what size pig your after... a 200-300 lb pig is alot different from a 500lb pigs in terms of what size caliber needed... I know a guy who took a pig with a .22 .... yes a .22 it took a bit but got him just right (right behind the ear). But I have seen local pigs (sf bay...

Not bad for the first time out. Something to remember when shooting higher caliber guns is that the barrel will heat up and throw you bullets around the target. When sighting it in you should let it cool down properly. Some people ive talked to wait like 15-20 mins between shots (im not that...

heres another option like the 7615... the remingon model 14.. you can get it in many different calibers...i have one in .25 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remington_model_14 The model 14 was made from 1913 to 1934. The model 14 was produced in .25 Remington, .30 Remington, .32 Remington, .35...

Im looking at getting a new rifle in .308. Looking at some tactikool rifles such as the rem 700 sps tactical or the 700 ltr, savage 10fp or like a wetherby but i forgot model number, or any other tactikool rifle for 1k or less not inlcuding scope. How much difference in accuracy does it make...

i would get a nice little bolt action rifle myself in .223. I would keep it in the same cal as the a/r so you could use the same ammo. Here is a site that i know of that are a group of guys go prarie dog shooting in that region. in the f.a.q section they say what guns they use. its all small...

although not a pistol this would be fun too... http://www.airforceairguns.com/talonss.html

most wm stores in my county (alameda county, SF bay area california) no longer even sell ammo. I have to go to another county to get ammo.

there have been several threads here regarding people wanting to get into reloading and different types of presses used by many. It is a good idea to search for these threads and other boards regarding hand loading...also there are a few good books out there to read also.... the abc's of...

one thing i noticed with the socom is that it is really heavy with all the rails on it.....hold both and see whats to your liking...