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  1. Brand New S&W 460 Broke

    I have had four Smith 460's (different barrel lengths) a 4" 500 for several years. Never had a problem except for the cost of the ammo. Remember to clean the cylinders really good after firing 45s and 454s to keep the 460 cases from sticking. Great guns.

  2. S&W 19cc vs Kimber K6s 3”

    No info on the Kimber but in my opinion, the Smith is as well built as the earlier prelock 19s. The only negative I have is with the front sight. It's much to dim and small to be considered an effective night sight.

  3. Hikers Companion Pistol?

    I've carried and owned most of the pistols mentioned previously and have never had to use any while hiking or as a backup hunting. Never the less, the older you get the weight and size of the firearm will begin to be more and more important. The smith 369 (44 mag), and as those hills get...
  4.

    If I brought cash how much would you take for the XYZ.......

    The answer to restarting the economy is here. Where do you get these? Nancy needs to let Joe know a solution has been found. CNN will surely have a breaking news story at noon!

  5. Bear Creek Arsenal. Y'all ain't going to BELIEVE this.

    If things go bad, bring pictures to Saturday's meet in Newnan.

  6. Any older guys have regrets due to pain from shooting.

    Back in the day (late 60's early 70's), I frequently bench rested several large caliber rifles. Mainly 375 H&H, 458 Win Mag, and 460 Weatherby, and tons of 30/06. All from bolt action rifles. There were several of us macho guys in the service in New Mexico and we had access to unlimited...

  7. S&W 460 VXR

    I have three. They are great shooters and will really impress all your friends. Practice a lot. And learn to reload or you'll go broke. Have fun.

  8. Remington 700 value

    $300 - $425

  9. Desert eagle 50ae vs S&W 500

    Shot them all, and own four smiths. The 460 is the most fun for me but shooting the 500 with some 700 gr. heavy loads will really impress your friends. Highly recommend reloading to keep the cost to a minimum.

  10. S&W 360J

    SMITH & WESSON MODEL 360J Airweight .38 spl +P 5 rounds ... 1.875" barrel ... LOA 6.31" ... weight 14 oz ... Scadmium alloy frame ... Steel cylinder ... UGroove fixed rear site ... Ramp front site ... SA/DA.

  11. Browning BAR sling swivel?

    You're welcome. That Smith in your picture sure looks purrrdy.

  12. Browning BAR sling swivel?

    Your stock must have been modified or replaced. On both of mine, the front sling attachment mounting point is about 3" back from the front lower edge of the forearm. Same spot as on most rifles.

  13. Browning BAR sling swivel?

    ??? Don't you mean sling swivel?

  14. 7mm-08 or 243

    Practice, practice, practice, then practice some more. 243 ammo is available anywhere and bought on sale is dirt cheap. I have used everything from 223 to 300 win mag and 45/70 and my last 7 deer were taken with a 243. All dropped within 30 feet. If you can shoot, 243 is a great whitetail...

  15. Looking for the best factory load 243 for hunting.........

    I have used a 243 for many years now and find that if you use 100 gr SP ammo and hit them in the head, neck, or boiler room they all work great. My last 7 deer haven't moved further than 20 ft. Just make sure you have a good zero on your gun, take your time, and make the first shot count.

  16. Best 22LR Handguns

    Older High Standard Target Models

  17. Pt99 Taurus

    I have 2 PT145 Pros and 1 PT140. Never had a problem with any of them after hundreds of rounds fired including reloads. Can't shoot lead reloads in my Glocks.

  18. S&W 329

    I've got both the 329 and the 360. Great fun, just hang on.

  19. Has anyone else tried this? Looks like a good gun cleaner...

    I wonder if it will smell like Waffle House blueberry pancakes when you go to the range?
  20.

    Anyone have pics of their 45-70 sbl?

    Looks like some come rounded. Never seen one like that.
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