BJB

I got the LCP just for motorcycle rides but like it so much it stays with me all the time.

Sat evening, just finished cleaning my newest deer rifle. This Mossberg is a great shooting gun. after a few shots to get use to te trigger and fine tune the scope I did a 3 shot group with all touching and 5/8 inch spread. went out to 200yrds and 3 shot about an inch spread. not bad for shelf ammo and the first time out.

Good Evening Gents, I have a friend that is money trouble and wanting to sell me a Mossberg 308. I like the way the gun looks and plan on shooting it Saturday just wondering if anyone has any history with this model. Its topped with a BSA 8x32x40.

OK ; my mind is about to melt, help me if ya can. Trying to build a needle threading load for a 270 wsm, here is what I know for sure. Im a fairly good shot and can hold sub 1.0 mao groups, 5 rounds of federal Power-Shok at both 100 and 200 yrds Ruger m77 magna ported aluminum pillared and glass beaded 2.385 AOL w/comp. Using Nosler 130gr ballistic tip with IMR 4350-Most reports says this is the best combination Max load 62.7 grns 4350 I have tried 60.0, 60.5, 61.0, 61.5, 62.0, 62.5 and the best I can do is 2in moa at 100yrds I also allow 1 min in between shots and 5min in between loads to let my gun cool NOT HAPPY I do not want to mess my gun up. $50 a box for stock loads is too much for me as much as I love to shoot. Now what I have heard,...... don't listen to the book it is conservative, load powder until it touches seated bullet measure the powder and start there working down...... that would be 63.9grns Which way should I go with my loads Any help would be AWESOME Thanks Gents In Advance

Hush Now I need to order another soon. Really Greg is the man when it comes to KICK A** custom made holsters Vey Nice set BTW

Thanks Gents; I will call Midway today it just REALLY PI**ED me off when that happened.......I was on a roll:tough:

hEY gUYS. Iam kinda new to reloading. At this time I am loading 270wsm. Last night I loaded 25 rounds and started to load another 25 tonight when the pin on my resize die (the one that removes the primer) broke. Why??? can you buy just that pin??? I was not doing any thing different tonight then I did last night

Mike Gets My vote Also, Great bunch of guys

something like that can happen with any Firearm regardless of the price you pay

I have not purchase a gun thru a auction like that.......do they do back ground check. if not that may be why they go so high. Sounds like I need to have an auction

I hate it when COMPLAINS about being skinny. try being fat and no butt.............nothing to hold your pants or your gun up:rolleyes:

Very Nice

Im in

How true but not everyone can afford to drive a cadillac. That is why they make ford and chevy. I have been looking for about 6 mths and been checking all the posts on 1911's. I have been saving my pennies and plan on buying a Springfield 1911 GI compact. only a couple dollars more then RAI and customer service that cant be beat.

:up:Yeah What He Said

Originally Posted by mikegideon Wish the tables at norris really looked like that

If you decide to shoot 38's in a 357, make sure that you clean the cylinder VERY good after shooting. since the 38 is shorter you will get a ring inside the cylinder that will not allow you to put 357 back in, or if you get it in it will be very hard to get out. found this out the hard way on a pistol my father had, shot 38 to save money, never very good at cleaning his guns. BTW looked at the Ruger LCR at Austins yesterday,.,.,.,.,..,.,.VERY SWEET

Hey Leroy; thanks for the web site, It made me drule. Not on my gun but on others

Not looking to sell at this point but would love to kow what this is worth. I have a Colt 38 Super NIB Never Fired. This gun was purchased in 1969 (i have the receipt). This gun is blue and beautiful. Any help would be appreciated. If you would like to see Pics I will try to post this evening. Thanks Alot bjb

Hey; picked my annual up this week. They have a deal that if you buy a annual pass your spouse or minor child can buy one at half price. EVERY ONE needs to have a pass. The fine is $185 if cought up there without one, that goes for the person that let them in also. Plus you loose you rights to shoot there for a year. Hope this helps. bjb

Its been way to long since I graced the squeaking gate at Norris. Last night My good friend and myself with our sons (both grown) Took advantage of a perfect evening and did some awesome shooting. At one time we 9 guns hot, the smell of gun powder just does something to man. Met a lot of new people some fellow TGO'rs, sorry I cant remember their names. At Norris its more like good friends shooting then just people shooting every time we go. Hope to be back this weekend. If you have not checked out the range at Norris you need to go by the Norris Police station , pick up a key and have a BLAST:D

Not sure how many of you would see this so I put it on for ya. I hate to hear of anyone loosing their life, BUT I WILL NOT!!!!allow anyone to hurt my family if I can prevent it. One woman is dead and Hamblen County Sheriff's deputies are looking for two men who ran from the scene of an attempted home invasion at around 1:30 a.m. Saturday. It happened on Rustic Circle in Morristown at the home of Scott and Penny Knight. Hamblen County Sheriff Esco Jarnagin said 29-year-old Holly Ann Repasky of Knoxville knocked on the Knights' front door overnight and indicated she was having car trouble. "Scott Knight was suspicious and grabbed a .22 pistol before answering the door," said Jarnagin. Jarnagin said when Scott answered the door, two men attempted to force their way into the home. When Scott Knight resisted, the men fired a gun through the door. "It was some kind of assault weapon based on the shell casings we found at the scene," said Jarnagin. "When Scott fired back, the female was caught in the crossfire and was struck in the throat or chest area." One of the bullets fired by Knight struck Repasky in a main artery, according to Jarnagin. Deputies found her dead in the street in front of the Knights' home. "Scott Knight is to be commended on a job well done in defending his family." said Jarnagin. "If he had not taken the action that he took, I'm sure that the family could have been harmed and seriously injured." Jarnagin said with all of the shots fired, the Knight family "amazingly" escaped any injuries. The .22 pistol used by Scott Knight was purchased as a Mother's Day gift this weekend for his wife, according to Jarnagin.

Thanks Gentlemen; we will know alot more about it in several weeks. I sent mine off to see what happens. I will post pics and effects as soon as I get it back.

WOW Im shocked. not a single reply....not even "does it leak oil"