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Just looking for a good place to buy some GP11 from. I found many on the net, but some of the vendors who I trust either don't have it stocked or there are vendors I've never dealt with.

Anyone...

Thanks guys.

I'm unfamiliar with the brand really. I've seen them around and would like to try out one which is good for gutting, skinning, and quartering deer and antelope size critters.

If there is a...

I guess that is is dumb to hunt alone and not tell anyone where I am except in general 30 to 50 square mile circumference. Lots of times I have no cell service, I hunt public land and sometimes the...

They are pretty accurate but real cheaply made. About the only reason to have one is because you bought it long ago, or are nostalgic. The price they want for them isn't worth it. But whatever makes...

Those are some really nice gifts. I'm sure you will be missed.

If the math works out, and it makes sense to you and you are happy that is just great.

Depending on the job you had, getting into the groove of retirement can take a long time. I hate to catch up...

Thanks men, I bought a pair of Danner's and Red Wing heritage.

I like the Danners quite a bit so far. Worn them the last three days straight. I took them on a long motorcycle trip over the...

Ain't nothing wrong with it. Go for t.

It seems that many manufacturers of shoes have moved entirely or partially over to China.

You have to really watch them too, because some are sneaky. The stuff being made over in China and put...

Does anyone know if you can take the gun down while a scope is installed?

I'm looking on Winchesters website and it looks like I'm wrong. There is a Trails End 94 no takedown and a Trails takedown.

Do the new production guns have a rebounding hammer?

I see they are...

I haven't bought a rifle for several years now and I guess I got the itch. Recently I've been interested in the Winny takedown 94 made in Japan. They call it the Trails End. Seems like that is what...

Thanks for sharing!

http://www.cosmolinedirect.com/cosmoline-rust-preventives/

I had a lot of problems trying to locate a source for cosmo a few years ago. I found this and thought others would be interested.

Weed burner. You'll have it done in no time. Harbor fright has them for like fifteen bucks. Don't do it over concrete. I know what your thinking. But it will be a bear to get it off the concrete. Do...

A good all around Glock would be the 19. That would be the gun to get if you only could have one.

I've been chased and nearly eaten by several mean old bears. My uncle shot the jaw off one. It played dead and when he walked up it grabbed him by the arm and shook him with a little stub of a lower...

It isn't because a whole train load of deer run off. I haven't had one run off after I've used a 30-06. I am an excellent shot. But...what you green horns ain't aknolwlefibg is the fact that Mother...

The minimalist concept sounds great. Use just enough gun. Place your shot right. Do your part and it will kill a deer.

I have hunted in game rich areas. Sometimes for whatever reason the game...

i doubt that every landlord has the capital to fix every bad situation.

Water is a necessity. If it was my peppery and I didn't want to drill a well I'd compensate the tenant by lowering the...

I'm not trying to come off as a know it all here. Do what you like. You could buy a tank and have a truck fill it. Or as some of my neighbors did, have a truck fill the old well. Hope your situation...

Anything that sees hot lead needs to be preheated. Indoors you can use a hot plate, or just put the mold on top of the pot before it sees lead. Any lead that goes in the pot needs to be preheated. I...

44 magnum is the sane choice. If a bear was on the attack you ain't going to kill him quick enough with a 45 pistol. Those rascals are tough. Don't give me your stories about how they aren't. They...

I think it will serve you fine. A lot of people like to tweak on their belongings to personalize and make them "their own." I don't think you really need to in my experience. I worked on slicking...