RobertJames

I camp out on motorcycle trips.

Get one of each. Or a 1911.

My Yugo does that too on occasion. Not too frequently that it bothers me yet. Weak buffer spring, maybe?

I've heard that too, but the reloading manuals list smokeless recipes for an 1873.

I've got some .45-70 rounds loaded with 14.5 grains of Trailboss waiting to go bang. I've been wondering if this will be okay in an 1873 Springfield, or if I should just shoot Black powder in it.

So, when's the next one?

Very sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and his family.

I like the heat much better than the cold. Not a fan of the humidity, so Arizona or Southern Utah is looking real good to me.

I really like my Forester, though it's probably not your idea of sporty. Check out Legacy's and Outback's instead. Should be close to your price point, mileage is improving, and it's the last car anyone would expect to have a trunk full of guns. And speaking of guns, mine had 5 shotguns, 3 cases of shells, 3 cases of clay birds, 2 batteries, a case of water, a clay bird launcher, and 2 chairs for the shotgun shootout yesterday.

I'll have two of mine. The Do-All will prolly need some fine-tuning. I've got two batteries as well, but not sure how well the older one will hold charge. I'll bring the cheap manual chucker as well. I'm also bringing two and a half boxes of clay's. I'm bringing all of my shotguns as well. I can't wait for this.

There is a rifle range down the road, I think some folks head over there.

I'm using Skeet over cylinder in the doubles, not sure what's in the 11-87.

Best steak I ever had was at Frankie & Johnnie's in NYC. Outstanding flavor and you could actually cut it with a fork. It was spendy, though.

I'll bring a 20, mine hasn't been out in a while. What barrels do you have? A 26" - 30" would be fine. Some of these guys even shoot their HD guns. Clays have been broken with KSG's and Mossberg pistol grips.

You should try a steak from a real steakhouse then.

Outback is okay at best, far from a decent steak house. The JD is a good idea, though. OP, sorry about your meat.

A Citori does not reset the safety when you open the action. At least my 625 does not, not sure about the 725's. It will probably be quite a drive for you, but if you want to try it out, come to the Shootout on the 14th at Clinton WMA.

Head straight up 31. When you get to 46, hang a left and it's a little ways down on the left, can't miss it. Well worth the trip. For me, it's on the way home.

It's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.

I like to eat, especially meat cooked over fire. I would be happy to stop at the German butcher shop to get stuff for the grill.

Yep, that's the one.

Thanks, I just ordered a brick. But damn do I feel dirty, spending that much.

I'll be there. I'll bring my thrower, and I'll try to remember the battery this time. Guess that means no motorcycle this time. But then I can stop at Hot Dog Johnnies on the way home. And I've got a new Winchester to use.

Out of Stock.

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