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The media blows everything out of proportion: they only care about how high they can get their ratings, not about the people who they report about or tragic events. I for one would carry a handgun regardless if I thought my life was threatened. I just want to be able to go home to my family...

Wish I could trade my Mosin for a K31 like that! And mine has the laminated stock.

I saw one at a gun show 2 weeks ago: walnut stock, looked brand new, but didn't have $300 bucks to take it home, otherwise I would have.Thanks for the imput!

I already have a good MN and now I really want a K31. What should I look for when looking at these and what is a decent price for these?

Oh, I was looking around a gunshop a few months ago and ran across a K98 mauser that looked similar, but was converted to 30-06. $189.00 was the price tag, and it had no rust, a good bore and a rough stock. Should have grabbed it when I had the chance.

In one of the pics, it looks as though the swastika was peened. I'm no expert on these, but I would recommend taking to a gunsmith or someone who can remove all the rust. there might be a chance that the gun is still useful, but have it cleaned up then post some pics with your questions. My 2 cents

Well, I live in WI, but I would rather be back home in Navasota, TX

I have only bought guns, not sold them. What are the things I need if I were to sell a gun that's registered in my name to someone else?

Anyone from WI seen any there?

Thanks.....the person is actually me and I camo painted my shotgun. I don't have a criminal record and would rather not have one as I am in the military. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks again!

I recently came across a forum, "FINALLY FOUND IT! " and was disturbed at the tragedy this guy is faced. So my important is: "What if by chance a person was refinishing a firearm and some of the serial number is unreadable on, say a shotgun, but this person has the paperwork saying that it's...

I have to know What if by chance a person was refinishing a firearm and some of the serial number is unreadable on, say a shotgun, but this person has the paperwork saying that it's his and the paperwork matches the numbers that are visible/readable?

c5 nc, you would probably be better off buying a combo with two barrels than buying a shotgun with one. Wish I had done that when I bought mine. Went to a gun show looking for used bird barrels and the cheapest I saw was $100 and it had pits allover and was 'painted' over to look newer. Told the...

"Go for the 870, as barrels are plentiful and cheap." No offense, but are you serious? I went shopping for a new barrel for my 870 and they all have been $180 to $280 dollars...depending on the type of course. If you know of a place to buy these barrels cheap, please let me know, I would like...

I too am in your position. One book recommended above others is the ABC's of Reloading. The Lyman and others have been recommended as well. If your friend does handloading, have him show you how he does it and use the manuals for reference.

I am only going to use the reloaded rounds for hunting and just shooting for practice to become better. I'm not in to competition shooting, even though my buddy and have argued over who is better, and we plan on having a little wager on who is a better shot. On paper is fine, but he likes to...

oops...... forgot to read Dave's STICKY first!

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Bullseye, problem is I don't have a reliable source yet, so scratch that one.

I know someone who told me that there's a place near me that will charge you $2 a pound to sift through fired brass, maybe I should go there first.