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When my son was young he would get on his hands and knees in our yard and hunt 4 leaf clovers. Usually could come up with a couple in no time.
I could look for an hour and find nothing.

I had bees for a few years till the beatles invaded. The thing I miss most is how they improved my garden yields. Had the hives next to my garden and it really made a difference.

I have been a member here for a few years and constantly used the search function but lately cannot get it to work. When I search, it comes up as no match. Has something changed or am I just losing...

I know nothing about electronics but followed one of the designs I found on you tube and built a slick automatic annealer for around $80. Will do any brass you want to pile in it and fast.

Spent a little time there. Was in ROTC at K-State and Army National Guard. Summer camp there was hot as he!!

Richhodge66 ,You at Leavenworth ?

Yup, that is about the same thing I read in Roger Rule's book. Just thought maybe they offered the low comb as a custom feature but it does seem doubtful. No big deal, this gun is nice but not a big...

I'm in Atchison but I got the gun at the Tulsa gun show. It is a 30-06

The Pre 64 actually started out as a low comb and then around 1960 went to Monte Carl stocks. What I was wanting to know is, were any low comb standard rifles offered with a low comb in 1963 ?
Was...

I have always wanted a pre 64 model 70 and finally picked one up last weekend. Mine is a very late model ,manufactured in mid 1963 (the year I was born). The rifle is in good shooters condition but I...

The Army taught me how to shoot one in 1982 and that's the only auto pistol I have owned since. I don't have to stop and think when the time comes to draw, it's just.......automatic.

I anneal all of my 45 brass every 5 loadings. Have some that have been loaded at least 30 times and still going strong. I built an automatic annealer using free plans that a guy from Australia...

I think the rifle you are all talking about was the predecessor to the "potato digger" machine gun used in WW1.
It was one of Brownings inventions.

I have been shooting 1911's for almost 40 years now. I have owned almost all of the affordable models and a few of the upper ones.
I will agree with the previous posters that the Ruger is the best...

Not a bolt action but my Henry single shot is a tack driver and a pretty good looking rifle for the money.

I plan to use this rifle mainly for hunting deer, hogs and elk. Probably never take a shot over 300 yards.
I know that the cheapest route would be the model 700 and I'm not ruling it out but I...

Have been looking over varies older custom guns for sale and believe that buying one and having it sent to JES may be the most economical way to go. I may wait until April and see what I can find at...

I like the Remington 700 but want an old school look so no detachable mag. I'm even on the fence if I even want a floor plate.

Completely forgot about the enfield. this post was supposed to narrow my list not expand it. :)

I am in the planning stage of a custom rifle. I have always wanted to put one together and finally am going to do it. The rifle will be a 338-06 with a 24" barrel and a fancy walnut stock.
What I...

I've owned about every trigger and kit made for the 10-22. It all depends on what you want. If this gun is a tin can shooter, do it yourself and you will be happy. If it is a short range squirrel...

One instance was early fall with lots of green still around. The other was just a couple of weeks ago with no green but plenty of grain in the fields for deer to eat.

Sounds like I may have to pick up one of those lace on leather risers for my buttstock.

Wood to metal is very good but I wish that they had slimmed it down a bit. Not exactly graceful.

Picked myself up a new Henry single shot in .223 yesterday. I have been researching this rifle for a month or so and finally decided to kill my Cabelas points and get one. The one thing I learned...