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Stepdad was a cpo in the navy and crewed WV2's which were the naval version of the EC121 Flew out of Barbers Point in the 50's.

My entire family lives in the eastern U S and I'm not one to ask others to load my guns for me.

Took the colt out today and put 18 rounds through it. Found it very difficult to load with my arthritic sore and somewhat unresponsive fingers. The grip is also really weird feeling. Right hand can't safely feel the trigger and the left hand the trigger feels really stiff. No win either...

Muley Gil It's a Euroarms

Not being familiar with the term, what does committee of safety actually mean as far as guns go?

Into the ground? He's lucky he met you and not me.

Yesterday went to the club shoot held on the second Saturday of the month. Took my little used 3 band Enfield and shot prb's in it. At 50 yards it held black for me it I did my part. It did not like minie balls at all. Also took my 62-20 smoothbore flinter and shot it several times with...

4 years

Those that write game laws are probably administrative that sit in an office all their lives and like to control people.

Yuma Az, closest I've found is just south of Flagstaff.

I've had a Crockett for about four years now, I wish I was in better shape and didn't have to drive 180 miles to hunt squirrels.

I have found that wood rods will break and metal rods will bend. Nothing is perfect and care must be used with both,

No, no muzzle loaders, but a bunch of unmentionables over the years.

Britsmoothy could be the British version of Robert Ruark bird hunting in Britain.

I did attend the shoot Saturday. I do when I'm able. Pm me if you want.

I tend to wreck anything that looks good so I just use the military metal ammo boxes.

Just started a CJ Box book "Shadows Reel". I read a lot of fiction here of late by numerous authors.

I have melted down junk lead for many years. Casted unmentionable rifle and handgun bullets and a lot of round balls for rifle and handguns. 'worked great except for for some .36 cal balls in an 1851 revolver I casted for. They seated really hard. Only problem I ever had with junk lead.

My arthritis in my hands has a lot to do with whether I'll go shooting on the cooler days. Below 60 probably not. Especially it it is windy. I hate to be a wimp but sometimes it just isn't worth the aggravation.

I found out a long time ago that grits will taste like whatever you put with them. I usually just use butter.