Search results for query: *

I would imagine that to answer that properly, people would need to know the caliber/grain, and powder to determine that drop accurately.

That $1,000 would buy you a mid-level AR now, with no optics, sling, or ammo (I'm choosing the AR because it's a very popular platform currently). So if that's what your opinion is based on, I must disagree.

Very nice! I just got back from the range with my buddies 1991 Remington 870. He wants to sell it, so I may just be adding another gun soon. I can't wait to go try trap/skeet shooting, looks like it should be a lot of fun.

I have a crossman quest 1000, and I think it would and could take out a racoon, ans with only one pump per pellet. It shoots a .177 caliber pellet at nearly 1000 fps.

This commercial just came on as i clicked on this thread, it isn't directly anti-gun, but it makes its point. Also, i was watching the show cops, and it seems as if they purposely make guns look like weapons of mass destruction, through editing and such.

That's a nice setup you have, I think the wood looks fine.

I'm nearly astonished. Cudos to the journalist who had the guts to publish/write this.

If it was my choice, the black grips would be on there.

I'm not sure if you could sue or not, as I'm not an attorney. Though I agree that the melting of guns is a loss of money, and as stated before possibly historical value, which could be used to support the police department.

To Kill A Mockingbird portrays gun owners as good people, in my opinion, better than the more recent movies do. Though that was placed in a different time period than most of the recent movies.

Hi all, I' new as well.

RIP Joe, thanks for your service to our country.