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I like some of the Dimwhits ideas of giving us a thousand or two every week as long as this thing is going on. They sound like my ex when she would tell me that she had to still have money in her checking account since she still had checks left.

I had about the same thing happen. A buddy and I were muzzy hunting here in Colorado and walking across a big sage brush flat. He was around 50 yards ahead of me when I saw a real nice buck stand up and start running right in front of me. I threw my muzzy up to my shoulder only to see that...

Look at the plus side of going next year............there should be more room in your freezer for all that delicious fish that you plan on bringing home.

A Texas Highway Patrol Officer was conducting speeding enforcement on Hwy 77, just south of Kingsville, TX. The officer was using a handheld radar device to check speeding vehicles approaching the town of Kingsville and was suddenly surprised when the radar gun began reading 300 miles per hour...

The problem with drugs is that they affect different people different ways. I took one for a while and had all the after effects but it didn't cure me and my Dr switched to a different drug. I agree with Fink, acclimate yourself to the altitude. This can be done by just taking it easy on...

The hammer will have 3 positions to be in. All the way down it will be sitting on the firing pin, I'm not sure when they incorporate the trigger block. The second is the safe position for what it is. Then full cock ready to fire. You should be able to get a owners manual from Winchester...

Also remember that with iron sights you want to float the target right on top of the sight, you don't want to cover it

Glad you made it over. For the rest of you this gentleman is a member of a African hunting forum that I am on. I suggested that he come over here to get some great info on hunting in Wisconsin and or the surrounding areas. Welcome Al

Tim you are close in your idea but. Chambers very seldom get sloppy to say, the headspace might change some but unlikely. One reason that they tell you not to shoot modern ammo in vintage firearms (pre 1900 mostly) is that the old black powder firearms were not designed for the pressures...

I can understand their point as far as a liability standpoint

Yep just got the offical razzberry email. If it wasn't for my lifetime license I wouldn't be hunting Utah this year