Greydaddy

I sent my Ruger Redhawk to Ruger by the USPS a couple years ago, and it came directly back to me. Don't know if you can do that today.

Put em up here with pics!

Got me beat John Fox. 71, and what's this crotchety crap?

And, I have four carry permits that are absolutely use-less!

So, you guys are saying, that when I go to my son's house in PA, or when I go camping in PA or to a gun show or whatever, I can't CC? Doesn't make any sense! What's the permit for?

Still too high!

Welcome! That's one heck of a ride to work!

Nice looking rifle, Maks.

Welcome aboard! Plastic---ugh!

Sheesh! Breakfast at the range!

I have one of the "older" 181 series Ranch Rifles. It's not for competition, but I like it! Fun to shoot!

Welcome home, Jim!

How'd booolits get in there?

With bullets not exceeding 100 grs.

Centerfire rifles are legal for woodchuck, with hunting license and rifle permit!

I envy you, but COME ON!

As far as I know, it's legal to hunt with a semi-automatic rifle as long as you're properly licensed and the rifle is loaded with the required number of rounds, but can you see people freaking out when they see you out in the field with an AR? :shock:

I usually de-prime first, but then you have to knock the media out of most of the flash holes!

Some in safe with long guns in closet bolted to the floor and wall, and some in another safe (fireproof) in another closet hidden under stuff and bolted to the floor. I installed an intruder alarm system, which I'm still adding sensors to.

For the 158 gr., starting at 10.5 to 11.4 for 1450 fps.

My 4th edition Hornady, for 125 gr. HP/XTP or FP/XTP has the starting charge of Blue Dot at 13.7 grs. for 1450 fps, up to max of 14.6 for 1600 fps.

Better late than never; yes!

Anybody remember when the bridges were wooden plank?

I don't have the most recent Blue Book, but mine says $1,625 in 100%, add 30% for original stagecoach box.