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The Second Amendment says you can. I can’t speak for the officials in Vermont.

I dunno. Garron was financially secure as far as I know, but his boy took it over years ago, and I’ve no idea about him. I bet there was an offer they just couldn’t refuse. They make their own line of shotgun wads there, and better than 90% of their business was mail order. Wouldn’t be surprised if Brownelll’s saw them as either am obstacle or am opportunity. It sure seems that the outdoor industry is quickly becoming consolidated. I’m not sure that bodes well for us.

Right. I didn't think it would have been for Rush Limbaugh.

Freedom.

LINK PLEASE!!??!!?!!

That would be my guess as well. If there’s a market for it, it will be produced. I do wonder how much of this will be allowed to happen before existing companies see fit to expand, or a new company emerges.

Look fer yourself! I certainly did not know this. Wow!

Hopefully we are making a difference. Thanks again!

I’m glad it’s there for those who like it, but I just can’t wrap my head around paying $50,000 for an imaginary electronic coin. I’ve listened and read about it, and it makes no sense to me.

I appreciate the offer, but some will show up sooner or later. Thanks!

Pick up an old Colt Python or pinned and recessed Smith and Wesson N frame revolver if you want to know what a revolver should be. There is simply no comparison between these examples of fine American craftsmanship and what is being produced today.

I see value in getting that phrase trademarked.

Somebody told me they were closed a while back. Are they back open now?

Just remember those caps are corrosive. I expect the strike anywhere match heads are as well.

You remember what they did have?

I thought I had everything I needed. Then I bought a Garand. I’ve got some powder but would really like to replace it as I use it. I guess I just need to have patience.

...there ain’t none! End of story.

I work with a guy who thinks you shouldn't carry a round in the chamber on any Smith and Wesson that has a hammer mounted firing pin. I've actually showed him how the rebounding hammer works, but still can't convince him.

It would cost more to make a quality revolver than something like a Glock I would imagine.

After the last ice storm, our electric company decided it was worthwhile to keep the powerline right of ways cleared of trees. I tend to agree with them, as we didn’t have many outages.

For a piece like that, you may buy a bit early, but you rarely pay too much. What do you think prices will look like in 10 or 20 years?

I haven’t looked. Can a man find a pound of powder anywhere right now?

Strike the 1903, as Colt is currently producing those again. I guess the 1908 would be a safe bet. 380 or Vest Pocket 25. Heck, a man could carry one of each!

I wouldn’t feel under-gunned carrying my P08 Luger.

I feel like youtube covers all the bases.