SJ ED

Just tried out my new Aimpoint Pro and Geissele Super Tricon trigger on my Bushmaster. Love them both!

I've got a bunch of 12 ga. mini slugs and shot shells from a box lot I got awhile back. The shot shells are ok for small critters but what do you guys use the slugs for?

I sold a 1971 exactly like yours - was never even degreased - for $450 last fall to first looker. May have brought more but I thought it was a fair price. Not really collector pieces because there were so many made and these days everybody wants 3 1/2" camo guns. Ed.

I own this exact gun. Absolutely love the fit and feel and the paddle mag release is AWESOME. Paid $500 for mine several years ago and thought that was a great deal then. At $450 it's a no brainer.

I love my Super Tricon 2 stage.

I put a Super T on my bushmaster last year. What a great breaking trigger. Ed.

Thanks for all you've done - We can't let up now - make those calls, send those e-mails, get your friends and families involved people!

One of these should look great on your gun. Just run the last lace behind swivel stud and it keeps it in place. http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/180913/blackhawk-rifle-cheek-rest-fixed-stock-rifle-black

Here's my lightly used numbers matching 1943 Colt US Army 1911A1.

I bought a PPQ M1 last year and it's a keeper. Love the paddle release.

I'll be there - my first supercross.

I just bought my first .45, a 1943 Colt! Looking for an original blued magazine for it. Ed.

You need to have an actual "Storefront" with regular hours, etc. last time I checked. Keeps out people who want to fly under the radar buying and selling guns.

I put a super T on my Bushmaster last month. Great product.

I've been running mine at 60% for the last few years with excellent success. I read that Cabela's tries for 65-70% in their gun rooms. You don't want it too dry. Ed.

My shooting club must have been out of the loop - never notified anybody. Hope you enjoy them!

I've got an older Glock 22 and can't really ask for a much nicer .40. Very accurate, Very reliable, Very easy to care for. A little chunky in my hands though so I'd like to shoot a G4 gun sometime to compare the fit and feel for a possible trade out.

One of Christies good moves when he vetoed the 50 cal ban.

If it's not going "click" the safety may be hanging up. If it is releasing the hammer but not forcefully enough check for dirt then spring. Ed.

I love my street legal KTM 250XCW 2-Stroke!

It's been in my wallet since 1990, laminated and trimmed. I keep it tucked away though so it does not show when I open my wallet. Of course I made a color copy too.

I would buy one .22 with a tube magazine that will shoot anything from cb's to LR's PLUS another one of your choice. Of all my .22's my 60 year old savage tube magazine bolt .22 is what I shoot the most. All good suggestions above. Ed.

I got it too - could have been much worse! Have to give him credit on this one.

Should be a great gun. And everything is so cheap and readily available that you can try any combination of barrels, mag tubes, stocks, etc like I have over the last 35 years I've owned mine. You'll probably be surprised that that barrel will shoot tighter than you thought after you pattern it. Ed.

With or without a safe you need a dehumidifier in NJ. I set mine at 60% year round and use silicone cloths rather than oil. I also keep a 3 in one no rust shield in each safe.