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Loaded some cast bullets in 32 Remington. A dozen each with IMR 4198, AA 5744 and 2400. Now if sonny boy can figure out how to get the bolt back into the model 14, we'll find out what the old rifle likes best. edit. Shot the loads this afternoon. (Sunday) The 2400 shot well, the 4198 shot lousy...

Harvard is very large and probably has more ranges than anyone else around but you need a sponsor who actually knows you.

Weren't the Cricket and Rascal .22 rifles sized for kids? Aren't there lots of youth models of larger guns?

This guy Moore is a strong supporter of gun rights and he wants to make suppressors even more illegal than they already are? Thanks Mike but we don't need your help.

I don't understand how you make something more illegal than it already is. In a state where loud music or a loud exhaust will get you a visit by the police, you're not required or even allowed to make guns quieter.

The dog stepped on a rifle? What was he hunting that uses both a dog and a rifle? Was he bird hunting and the rifle was really a shotgun?

I'd try shooting it,but if you're determined to get rid of it, give it to one or more reloaders.

I didn't put them in the back because someone would have to hit about 2 feet high to hit a screw. It didn't occur to me that someone could do that by accident

I'm not a shotgun shooter but if you can do it and stay within the wetlands nonsense I say go for it.

I put a few screws in the face of the tie to hang things from. The ones on each end are in about a foot to avoid hitting the posts. If you're that bad, shoot at something in the middle.

Yes. People shoot the bar that holds the chains.

Is that a Galil?

I don't own Glocks because I don't like the grip angle but I'd prefer one made here. "Made in America" is old fashioned, but so am I.

Loaded a few rounds to try in the Marlin 357 magnum carbine. A 158 grain FB XTP and 14.5 grains of 2400. It's not a max. load but close. The Lyman 50th goes to 14.9.

The point is not whether it's true. The point is it could be and that's very disturbing.

Probably a Redhawk in 44 magnum. I've never owned a Ruger double action revolver

My vision is also not what it used to be, but I really dislike the look of a scope on a lever action. Lately, I've been using a Skinner receiver sight. It works great and it's about the cost of a cheap scope.

I've read about a few Thompsons converted to 10mm but I guess it didn't work out too well cause I haven't heard anything more about it.

Unfortunately what Warm Garand said is exactly right.

I didn't know anyone still listened to that moron.