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Thank you for all of your concern regarding Title II issues. That is not at issue here. I am well aware of all legal issues at play here. I'm sorry for being vague but attorney client privilege keeps me from clearing things up for all of you. The only thing at issue for this post is the...

What about a J. Stevens Springfield Model 82?

I think I've figured it out. Looks like an old Winchester 67. Thanks for all your help though. Edit: scratch that, more likely a Winchester 60

No markings. Either defaced or corroded away. Unfortunately can't disclose any more info nor do I have any other pictures at the moment.

I'm looking at old 514s online and not seeing the same bolt setup whereby the bolt handle sits inside the chamber opening.

I need to identify what kind of gun this is. It was cut down from rifle length and there are no identifying markings. Any help would be appreciated.

I'd take the girl... there are so many more fun things that you can do with a girl than a gun.

I have a Leupold Scout Scope on an M44. I was experimenting with the scout rifle concept, and although its been a fun gun it doesn't quite fit my needs as a deer rifle. I am pondering picking up a Mini-30 with a Ultimak mount for the scout scope. I know the Mini-30 is no sharpshooter, but...

I have an older M4rgery that I bought used and I have been very satisfied with it. No problems with it at all thus far.

First time firing a scoped rifle, the 30-30 kicked back and took a chunk out of my eyebrow. It's never happened to me since.

If the GSG-5 is accurate enough and you can get a scope to hold zero reliably then more power to you if you want to hunt with it. I know I'm wanting to switch to an AR platform for deer season, its just more comfortable for me. Regardless I can't get the mental picture of a mall ninja dressed...

Haha, I voted GSG-5 just because I think it would be hilarious to see someone hunting with one. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not a Zumbo. I can just see a guy dressed up in a cliche SWAT outfit chasing a squirrel while unloading the mini MP5 at the hip.

-Funny, I think that HighRoad cliche will never die.

I was on gunbroker a second ago and found this: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=92963089 I thought the HK 416 uppers were not available for civilian sale yet? Pretty pricey at over 5,000 so it would be a poor investment if HK does come through with their promises of a...

How hard is it to find a quality IWB holster for the p7?

Seems like it. Most of the ones I've seen have been over 600 or 700. I think there have been a large number of German Police P7s imported recently, which explains the lower price at Zanders and CCDN.

Came across an HK P7 in a store the other day and took quite a liking to it. Its single stack configuration seemed slim enough for concealed carry. In addition the unique and stiff grip safety seemed to isolate the muscles in my trigger finger for better trigger control. I havn't got to shoot...

Oooooo, these bills make me happy. Kentucky needs something like this for the next legislative session. Time to hit the phone and email. These are a great idea. Nothing like hitting corporations where it hurts, the pocket book. Establishing a clear definition of liability upon which a civil...

-Photography. With the transition from film to digital as an industry standard, I've been out a lot of money over the last few years. I had to pick up a digital SLR for my university's photojournalism clases. Add a couple decent lenses, basic lighting components and various accesories; you...

CO has made me appreciate the fact that my sunday school teacher growing up always packed his snub-nose .38 to church in an ankle holster. He was the lead narcotics cop in an area where meth labs were out of control. He had alot of enemies and said, "if someone wants to kill me, the fact that...