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my granddad had one that was a .22 short only, he loved to squirrel hunt, my dad had one .22 long rifle, I still have it, one of the best open sight 22 rifles I've ever had. assembly and dissasembly are pretty straight forward, hope you get to shoot it before long. here's an ad from when they...

I've carried Case knifes for the last 40 plus years, as far as usable knifes, you won't find one better, I've had dozens over the years, lost some, never wore one out, I've skinned everything you can think of with em. got 3 I carry now, out working around the farm, going to town and one big...

my wife and I both have EMP's, they are good shooting, easily concealed, we've run a few thousand reloads through our 2 and never had a burp, factory ammo of any brand, you just couldn't have asked for more. a pleasure to shoot, keep it cleaned and a little lube on it and it should be perfect...

possums up close and personal, just whack him a couple of times with a small pipe, when he sulls up grab him by the tail put his head on the ground lay the small pipe across the back of his neck, pull on tail till you hear a snap, killed several dozen this way, no muss no fuss, no blood, just...

you might give this link a try, I know for a fact, a lot of these fellas have some good reference material. and it's some pretty interesting reading:) http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?board=6.0

I reload on some humid days, I don't worry about it, your pouring out of dry sealed can into your powder measure, going right into the cases with a bullet on top. I don't think the amount of moisture collected will hurt anything, I'd say go to loading.:)

certain couties here ban centerfire rifles but allow shotgun slugs, bows, black powder. they say it is because of being around heavily populated area's, a couple of public hunting area's are restricted also, the reason there is so many hunters afield during the season. they don't want to...

Many times over the years 44 Mag, 357 Mag, shotguns, couldn't really tell if it damanged anything, I've been driving farm tractors since I was 9 years old, so I didn't have to worry bout the guns making me hard of heraring. :) I hear what sounds like crickets in the summertime, all the...

I think TimSalai is right about starting her off with a 22, started my wife off with one several years ago, let her shoot it as much as she will, don't stick her with a gun right off the bat, let her get the feel for shooting first. my wife has her Concealed carry lic. now and picked out a...

here's a link to CAS city, Buffalo rifles of the old west. a lot of Buffalo rifle shooters over there, you should find what ya need, if not just ask, you'll get answers. http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/board,77.0.html

look at the ends of the tube and see if they are split or if they have a plastic tip on them, use that end to pick up the primers, the other end should have a pin in it to keep them from falling out when you invert it. primers should be anvil down and the tube should grab them and hold, just...

do you leave your powder in the measure between reloading sessions or do you dump it back in the original container. I usually leave mine in measure, I reload a few shells at least every 3 or 4 days, a friend of mine says he dumps his every time back in the can. he reloads a couple times a...

been loading titegroup, meters good, powder goes a long way, shoots good, shoots clean. what more could ya want.:)

The brand is your choice, I've scoped several through the years, don't go out and buy one for a 22. 3/4 in tube. get a good scope and mounts and you won't be sorry, you don't have to buy the most expensive scope out there but just get a good rifle scope. I've went the last few time to the...

offered to buy my wife a Kimber CDP II like mine, but she didn't like the 45 kick so we looked and she fell for the Springfield Armory EMP, 9mm she's put about 4 to 5 hundred rounds through it and loves it. it is a great gun. she likes the size, feel in her hand just everything about it.

offered to buy my wife a Kimber CDP II like mine, but she didn't like the 45 kick so we looked and she fell for the Springfield Armory EMP, 9mm she's put about 4 to 5 hundred rounds through it and loves it. it is a great gun. she likes the size, feel in her hand just everything about it.

sounds the same Diamond back I saw at a gun show in Ft. Smith Arkansas today, the guy there was asking $1200 also. everybody looking at it just shook their head. no takers

it's not so much the caps are unstable, they are crushable and no need to take the chance on it. just keep em in the tin they come in and the powder in the can it comes in and you should be fine. just don't stack one on the other. for a lot, and I mean a lot on shooting blackpowder pistols...