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I can confirm you are correct.

More "excuses" to go into homes looking for guns. What if someone reported you because they thought you had an illegal gun?

Which blows my mind..... Targetmaster in PA has FULL shelves.

Blind people dream in stereo and deaf people see lips moving.

Absolutely gorgeous. LOVE the blue grips.

It's a serious question....inquiring minds would like to know. Especially considering you either give or don't give a s**t, but you take a dump....

It's a great gun, and it will put down any game in the lower 48.

Why is it called taking a dump instead of leaving a dump....well, at least I hope you're taking anything.

East is the wind. Sage will keep them at bay.

Ruger Blackhawk in .41 mag.

Like I said.... .22 and a pack of firecrackers. Not a soul will know.

Seems like you're the one that had the problem, not anyone else. /shrug It's the internet...multiple threads happen. Don't let it ruin your day.

Care to share so the OP can look at those threads, or rather just complain about it?

LOL Almost spit out my coffee when she said "...and my sweaters keep getting snagged".

So did the street sweeper clean that chair for you? lol

You must do them like my buddy does then, cleans them while they're still alive. I couldn't do it myself.

We haven't done it a lot, but we never had to ream the neck. It will buckle the shoulder most of the time though. Like I said, not an ideal situation, but it can be done if needed. I do have a nice pile of 308 as "extra" brass for my 7mm-08 in the event it's needed.

Lol...can't exactly go into too much detail. Suffice it to say we left the house with a Ruger 77/22 .22 mag and didn't realize there was only one shell in the clip. Thank goodness he made the first (only) shot count.

I've personally witnessed this first hand. Yes you can kill a bear with a .22 mag. Although it is HIGHLY advisable to make sure you have more than one round. It's a little concerning when you work the bolt for a follow up and "click", work it again, "click" while the bear is still thrashing around.

My dog chased a rabbit into the fence once and started on it. A well timed pack of firecrackers and a .22 pistol did the trick. This was in Jackson as well.

You'd have no issue killing any whitetail at 200 yards with a .243. Plus, you can use .308 brass in a pinch....

Like I said...check the prices on Gunbroker. Insanity. A $400 one won't last 5 minutes, lol.

*Sold* You buy it?

Yea, a 30-30 carbine will let you know it's there. I just realized I've never shot my dad's .35 336. I'm gonna have to next time I'm home.

Please.... Always, ALWAYS be aware of what is behind your target. I personally refused to go gun hunting in NJ. I never felt safe about it.