gregintenn

Trade the horse for a four wheeler.

Now here's a guy I can relate to!

I'd enjoy a report when you get back. I'm interested in it as well.

The Petit Jean park looks cool. I would like to check it out sometime.

That's sharp! I'd be interested in shooting one.

I bought one of the Frankford Arsenal ones from Midway. At the time, they were on sale fot less than $20. So far, I am amazed at the accuracy of it.

Oh, I love going into pawn shops. You never know what you'll find in there. I was just amazed at this one particular pawn shop.

As others have stated, the older I get, the smarter my father becomes.

If he's so ignorant, I imagine you have all the money and he's broke, huh?

Things to do in Arkansas: LEAVE!!!

Try Fall Creek Falls state park.

Thanks for the link, Daniel, but here's my holdup. I don't have a C&R license. One would be nice to have, however.

Cool. Did you catch a price? Where's D&T Arms?

Here's a perfect example of that youthful genius you are describing.

To change the subject a bit; where can a person find a deal on a Mosin. I'd like to have a carbine.

The only gun I ever bought at Dick's was a Chipmunk 22 for my youngest son. It was on sale for $70. If you can beat that, I'll buy some more.

I was at Gander Mountain in Bowling Green last weekend. They had an older Marlin lever 22 with a busted stock, almost no finish remaining, and designs made in the stock with nails driven into it. I believe the tag on it was $1299. What in the world is going on lately?

I made this black one for a fellow forum member. It has a bit less cant and is a hair shorter. I believe it is a bit more comfortable than the first one.

The very one.

I stopped in a fairly new pawn shop in Westmoreland today. I looked the place over, and while they had a nice display area, it was pretty much filled with junk. I spotted an odd looking rifle on the rack. I asked to see the rifle that resembled a Krag Jorgensen. The guy proudly handed the butchered rifle to me and declared it to be a genuine 30-40. He even showed me a round of ammo that fit it. I looked the rifle over. It had been sporterized with a fairly utilitarian, ameteurishly checkered stock, and a Williams peep sight added. I thought if it were cheap enough, it might make a decent truck rifle. That's when I flipped the tag over. The price was $2999.95.:eek:I first thought $299.95...a little high, but not too bad. When I finally realized I'd missed a decimal place, I returned the rifle to the guy, turned around and left; never to return. What's wrong with people!!??!?? I think he'd watched too much "Pawn Stars".

Aha.

After last year's spectacular 0-6 start, you never know what to expect.

I thought those were 7.62.

$250

NAA 22 revolver Smith and Wesson 18-1 4" Ruger single six convertible Colt frontier scout Savage 101 Savage 101 Remington Nylon 66 Remington 514 Winchester 62 a Winchester 67 Anschutz single shot 22 Savage 19 NRA Glenfield 60 Ruger mini 14 Savage 219 in 22 Hornet Winchester 43 in 218 Bee That's all that come to mind.