MosinRob

.22 available at Natchez. 18.99 for 325. 2 per customer. http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&prodID=FAAM22&lsrc=NZ&utm_source=NZ&lsrc=NZ&utm_source=NZ&src=BE1246

I attended the Garden State Black Powder Association Summer Clay shoot. Had a great time. There were a lot of pretty cool muzzleloaders. Some were using smooth bore muskets such as a Brown bess, Some had modern singles, even a 16 gauge double flintlock. Took some video of shooting my 10 gauge. Can't wait to shoot it again.

Taking my 10 gauge muzzleloader shotgun to shoot clays this weekend. Really never shot clays before. Do I want cylinder choke or a little tighter?

depending on which way it has to go you can either put a shim in the back or file the back

I clean my shotguns every time I use them. I clean all my guns until the patch comes clean or until I feel its as clean as I can get it. For shotguns and muzzleloaders where I shoot plastic out of I use a foaming bore cleaner to remove the fouling. I like http://www.shooters-choice.com/mc7-extra-strength-bore-cleaner Usually does the trick on a tough one. With time your shotgun barrel will have marks and such in it. Especially if you use steel shot. Just clean your best and keep it well oiled.

I could put in my 300 machine, but its ribbed so not possible to use a cutter

Checked and replied. Thank you so much Rosey. wow! I'm seeing average of $200 with some as much as $400

Leads me to believe you have never tried it. I clean my blackpowder guns faster than most smokeless rifles.

I have a Winchester ranger "28 barrel. Never going to use it. Thinking of making a home defense out of it

Anyone know or have used a 1187 barrel in a 1100?

Can you cut a shotgun barrel shorter and will it still be safe to shoot? What's the best method of cutting it?

Been looking at the classes to become a range safety officer. When you look on the NRA site at the different places that do it, the price various sometimes by a hundred bucks. Anyone know why?

what model 930?

possible, absolutely. Ethical, NO!

http://www.jgsales.com/mosin-nagant-91-30-round-receiver-rifle,-russian-mfg,-7.62x54r-caliber.-used.-p-1041.html http://www.classicfirearms.com/long-guns Gander mountain, eagle arms has a couple left, they're around just have to look

email it and I can most likely confirm it for you if you'd like

Reminds me of the movie Law Abiding Citizen

Guy is a convicted criminal of with a record a mile long and they give him a plea bargain. I just can't stand these assholes we have in office. But Obama was really pushing for a guilty verdict with Zimmerman. Such morons

good to know. I don't have a 10/22 so i'll see how it does

Gander in middletown has a lot. 19.99 each. Thought I'd share.

Hey guys, I just bought a 12 ga mec 650. Also came with a adjuster bar to adjust the powder and shot, also a tray to hold caps and drop them in. Just curious where guys get your supplies? The guy that sold it to me used 700x powder and aaa wads. Good combo? any book recommended to read? like a lyman reloading for shotguns or something? Thanks guys.

Didn't bother me friend. Just talkin . no worries

The debate was using windex. The ammonia in a whole bottle of windex is 0.05% of 28% ammonia. You want to use ammonia as your solvent? more power to you. Windex is still useless if your using it for your ammonia cleaner.

Some mosins will come clean after a couple patches, others will never be clean. Dont worry. As long as you run water down the bore then clean with solvent your good to go. As others have stated windex is just wasting your money. People will tell you that you need the ammonia in not it but the fact is the percentage of ammonia in windex is less than 1%. Basically not there.