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This is what Winchester did for me. This ammo was blowing the rims right off of the case. More than 3 times in a 333 count box. Did not shoot them all. Called Winchester who sent out a mailer for the box and remaining rounds. Then they sent me 2 boxes of the same stuff with a different...

You think?

Really?

Looked at one of these at Woodbury's the other day. Very impressive, nice trigger. Not on my top ten list to run out and buy one though. Got too many others.

With all of the thicknesses of the .223 case, would it be easier to case form the .221 cases with out reaming or the such?

How close in size to a .221 Fireball is that new round?

He was right on the money. I always said that a magazine has a follower and a clip does not. They can all be called guns, Sam. As far as peeves go, do you put your ears on or your hearing protection?

Save the 1911. If you are really screwed up with goose hunting, the Remington SP10 is the king.

I own 6 of them. They are truely fine shotguns.

Who can tell me (I know the answer) what is the difference between a clip and a magazine?

I googled the M12 and found Midwestern Gun Works. They had what I needed and I ordered it. Thanks.

Anybody know of a good source for Win M12 parts. Brownells and Midway have very little and not what I want.

Now that was funny!

You will find that in the deer hunting regs.

Just in my experience the pistol grip feels good but I feel it is a bit slower to get into action than a standard stock. Laying flat on the ground can be a bit problematic because the p grip sticks up (or down lifting the gun up) and there is nothing you can do about that.

Oh, I am sure that I was much more technical back then.

In my younger youth I looked it up in the Encyclo Brit. The ingredients are 75% charcoal (Of course I used barby Q charcoal. It is charcoal, right?) 20% Sulphur and 5% Potassium Nitrate. That stuff came from the old chemistry sets we got for Xmas back in the 50s and 60s. I pulverized it the best...

They blow themselves up too on occasion.

I always thought the Ruger Int. to be the most ugliest full stock for a factory rifle. (No offense.) I had a beautiful full stock .243 Win made on a Swede 38 action with a Flaig barrel. I think the barrel had too slow of a twist to stabilize the 120 Sierras that I wanted to use for deer. They...

Make me that offer and I'll even pay ya a dollar per shot taken.