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I love mine... ...so much I bought a 642; the stainless steel version of it as well.

Buy outside the city limits unless you just like paying more taxes and dealing with other b.s.

Sounds great! Thanks. I'll have to check it out.

Charles Hall Museum Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I want to go check it out sometime.We're always looking for weekend trips. Could you recommend a good campground as well as anything else of interest to see in the area? I noticed in the story a bridge near there I'd like to see as well.

Very good advice. There are a lot of attractive homes out there that are flooded regularly.

I agree. A bolt rifle in a handgun cartridge doesn't seem right. A nice lever in 357, however, is awesome.

A pancake style holster pulls the pistol close to your body, doesn't print much more than an IWB, and in my opinion is much more comfortable, and eaiser to access.

Those have some collector value. Check gunbroker.com and look under completed auctions to get an idea of their current value. Savage Collectors - 24hourcampfire The guys here would love to get their paws on the Savage ammo......and I'm one of them. http://www.iaaforum.org/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10330 Here's an interesting discussion on Savage brand ammo. I'd consider shooting the Western ammo, but please don't tell me if you fire the Savage ammo!!!

They are very nice, and quite a bargain in my opinion. Mirouku has made most all of Browning's guns for nearly a half century. If you like a Citori, you won't be disappointed with the Winchester offerings.

Mirouku in Japan. South Carolina at the FN facility.

I would fare just as well with a 94 Winchester and a pocket full of ammo as anything I could think of.

I'm not sure what you're asking, but it looks like a very nice example of a classic Winnchester. It seems the ones marked 30 WCF command a bit of a premium to the later ones marked 30-30 Win. Pre WW2 guns also bring more than later ones. MrBrian, What you are looking at is a totally different animal. This one is worth more than twice what a post 64 production gun would bring. If you held them side by side, they look similar, but the quality difference is astounding.

Wow!!! That's good shootin with those sights. A hammer?

Good advice. Buy the entire set of shellholders; they'll be cheaper that way in the long run. You also won't have to hunt one down each time you load for a new caliber.

LOL! If we 86ed politicians foy lying, Washington D.C. would be a ghost town!!! Even among the scum of D.C., Weiner stands out.

Excess garden vegetables, walnuts, green apples, clay pigeons and store brand sodas all make cheap and responsive targets. Shooting a pumpkin or watermelon close range with a 12 guage is a great way to illustrate to children the danger of firearms. It makes a lasting impression on them. A shaken can of soda turns into a flat sheet of aluminum when struck solidly with a 220 Swift.

Daniel, I believe Caster answered you as straighforward and concise as your question could be answered.

Thanks. That makes sense.

But you aren't the least bit curious about the rocket launcher? Is it common for an LEO to carry one?

You'd better be carrying if you go there.

We stayed at Henry Horton last summer, and really enjoyed it.

Is there anything special about it? Just a plain jane pre 64 model 94 would go for $600-$700 in the condition you describe. If it has a longer barrel, apeture sights, fancy wood, metal foreend cap, engraving, etc., the value could be quite great. You might consider hanging on to it, as it will appreciate in value at a fast rate, and it will be a very fun shooting gun as well. Welcome to the forum, and show some pictures of it if you can.

I with you. I don't want anyone minding my business, therefore I don't post it on facebook. I can't believe all the people who post on there saying "We're going on vacation next week", etc. It's like saying..."Somebody come rob me! I'm not home!!!"

...and when you shoot it, it'll become painfully obvious that Oswald could NOT have done what he was accused of with that rifle.

Lee hand primer for me.