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Point taken Hemiram.

I have what I call the drawer of misfit belts. It took me years to acumulate the right combination, and I'm not even going to get into the shoulder holsters, belly bands etc. In my experience, the widest practical belt works best for load distribution. Speaking of loads, and not tring to insult...

Absoloutely, without going into details I lost my seventeen year old son to suicide two years ago. It's true what they say about never knowing what you have until you lose it. Before I lost Ethan, I worked sixteen to eighteen hours a day. I never made time to do the right thing. Now I know...

Could it be for Mall Ninjas or the guys at the range wearing full combat gear?

I do it every day. Main gun a 4 inch, pencil barrel Smith Model 10 with a Smith 638 in my back pocket. No worries.

If you want to go for brute strength, get a Redhawk. Having said that nothing feels better in your hand than a Smith 29 or 629.

I really don't see as this would be a problem. It should smooth out after a couple of hundred rounds fired, but if it bothers you that much swap it. I spent my formative years banging away with old South American Mausers. If the bore isn't a total sewar pipe I'm happy :)

So many good points made by so many people. I believe both the AK and AR are good weapons. This could be argued till the cows come home. Just as there are dog people and cat people, there are AK and AR people, and never the twain shall meet. Sturmgewehr, your dead on about...

Hi Sunray, I'm well aware that in Northern Europe calibers as small as 6.5 x 55 are considered perfectly adequate for moose, etc. But as I said, I allways like to use enough gun, and I believe I mentioned shot placement. As for what I've seen in Mississippi, it may surprise those who know the...

"Hi my name is Jim D. and I am a gunaholic." It started out with a Raven arms .25, and a S&W Model 10. That was over thirty years ago. Them I got into surplus arms. Mausers and Mosins and Tokarevs and Lugers, Oh MY! Then came the internet, and I realised how cheap old .22's were going...

I never felt ill armed carrying 230 grain FMJ's in my .45.

Your selection would good for most North American game animals. I'd shy away from moose, caribou, and big bears. It would probably be okay with proper shot placement, but I'm a "Use enough gun kinda guy." The only times I've had a problem with long barrels was in built up areas, and thick...

Barrett M82A1 and a lifetime supply of ammunition.

A plasma pulse hand blaster in the 800 giga-watt range.:D

When forced to make a choice like this, I usually find a way to weasel around and get both. :D

My first gun was a Stevens bolt action, single shot .22 I got when I was nine years old. It was given to me by my older brother, who got it while working the night shift at a Billups service station. A guy came in and traded it to him for a tank of gas. I've still got it. The gun is especially...

7.62 x 54 7.62 x 39 7.62 x 51 .30 06 7.5 French 8 mm Mauser 8 x 56R 6.5 x 55 .22 9 x 18 9 x 19 9 x 23 .45 ACP .25 ACP 7.62 x 25 7.63 x 25 7.62 Nagant .38 Special .357 Magnum .44 Magnum 12 Guage .30 carbine 303 British And looking to add more :D

hunting guns - don't hunt, no use for them Jennings, Kel-Tec, HiPoint, etc. - that quality thing you know ARs - I'm an AK man

I can't tell you any production figures, but over the years I've seen many, many more stainless Redhawks than blued ones. So much so that when I see a blued Redhawk it always strikes me as unusual.