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I hope I didn't give the impression that the take-down feature was overly difficult. It's actually pretty simple to do. If the ability to break it down like that for transport is important to you, I would highly recommend one of these rifles. I didn't like the take-down process for the...

I really enjoying the broad range of rifles and scopes people are posting here. I need to load up a few hundred 308 rounds this weekend and hope for some good weather next week.

Now I know where all the Remington pump rifles went. You have them.

I appreciate the cautionary note, but I don't own a 9mm revolver and would only really consider one if there were a reasonable parent cartridge for a rimmed 9mm casing. I assume any rifle that might be close to the correct dimensions would likely have a case wall thickness that would pose...

Has anyone tried cutting a 38 special casing down and resizing it with 9mm dies to use in a 9mm revolver? Looks like the rim thickness could be an issue depending on the allowance the revolver gives for moonclip and rim. I also wonder about the thickness of the brass at the mount once it's cut...

That makes me smile for some reason. Does the 9mm Federal work in S&W or Ruger moonclip 9mm revolvers?

I had a Chiappa / Taylors modle 92 357mag takedown rifle for a while. Beautiful rifle to look at. Color case hardening was beautiful and it shot well, but was finicky about what ammo it would feed. I found that as interesting as the take-down feature sounded in theory, I actually didn't like...

I think my favorite revolver I've ever owned was a S&W 22-4 TRP. I'm not much of a moon-clip fan, but I picked up a bunch of 45 autorim casings and reloaded for it using those. That, in my opinion, was a very handy revolver. I really like the 45 autorim case. Some might see it as a step...

I love the rifles with mannlicher stocks, but the No 1 is especially stunning in this setup. Drool Drool!!!!

That looks really handy. What cartridge is it chambered for?

The thread on scout rifle scope placement was interesting, but I thought it would be nice to have forum members posts pictures of their favorite rifle/scope combination rather than discuss what they didn't like about other combinations. Here is mine. Vintage Weaver K4 fixed 4 power scope on...

This all gives me a good idea for a new thread.

Pub-prowling sidewalk-sharks require a totally different type of rifle set-up, for sure. Tommy gun with heavy duty rail to accept cordless chainsaw. No first-hand experience, so I'm relying on Sharknado for pointers.

Man, I would love a Redhawk in 50 special. Nothing better than a big hunk of slow-moving lead. 300 grains of lead at 950 fps and I'm a happy camper. Even more so if it's .05 inches bigger in diameter than my 45colt. Given some of Ruger's other product releases lately, maybe it's not too far...

I didn't mean in my last post that sticking with 357, 44, or 45colt was clinging to tradition, or even if it were that were that it would be a bad thing as long as it doesn't impede forward motion in design evolution. My favorite all-around handgun cartridge is the 45colt, so I'm not much of a...

The whole situation is sort of like how the width of a horse's rear end drove the size of the space shuttle. I keep hoping that one of the benefits of all the technological advancements we're experiencing will be that S&W will stop using tooling set-up costs as an excuse for limiting their...

I looked at the Sightmark online, but I wanted to try one in person before I ponied up the cash to buy one. This is a great opportunity to ask some questions of someone who isn't a salesman. Is the sight usable in daylight? Maybe a silly question, but I need to ask. Without the illuminator...

Far as I'm concerned, that is perfection.

Most of the performance center short-barreled revolvers from S&W look, to me, like they were designed by a blind person (no offense to the blind - I'm damn-near legally blind). I understand the cylinder to frame situation based on fixed frame sizes, but why can't they come up with a barrel...

That would only happen if we were willing to pay them like the gun companies do. Hard to speak poorly of the people who supply you with the guns and ammunition needed to maintain your career.