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I have shot at this range.. It is small and confined and POORLY SUPERVISED. I long ago quit going there as it was not uncommon for someone to turn around with a loaded gun. I found a nice outdoor range that has a range safety officer on duty at all times and all members are required to be NRA member...

This is the condition all over the country.. I live in Central Fl. and it is the same here.. Unfortunately, people are hording ammo for fear that the new administration is going to Levy a high tax on ammo or some other means of limiting it. I wouldn't be surprised if part of the Brady bunch started ...

I called the local Wal-Mart the other day and was told they had just received a shipment on ammo. I rushed over and arrived just behind a guy that had just bought 6 CASES of 9mm (not boxes, CASES). He payed for it with a credit card. When he left, I bought two boxes of 9mm and a cube of 22 and was t...

Toy, Love your Burris clip...
Reminds me of the deputy here in Orlando that was teaching a safety class to some grade school students, and shot himself in the leg.
Not the best way to unload a gun

I have found that soaking it down with WD-40 and letting it sit over night and then do the steel wool and oil treatment.
The WD-40, tends to loosen the rust and push it up out of the pours.

If enough people write their congressmen and say we want our second amendment rights protected!! and if you want my vote next election YOU WILL help protect them!!!

This should get you thinking and spur you into action. If we do not ban together, NOW, we will suffer the same fate as the people of England and Australia, among others, that are not to be able to protect ourselves when necessary. If you own a gun, would like to own a gun, have thought about owning ...

I'm not sure you can find a bluing solution that is not shiny, so I think I would rely on the smoking. When I was competing, I use a 35mm film can with a pin hole in the top and a few raps of electrical tape around the can. A couple of kernels of carbide, a drop of water, and it made the ideal smoke...

bearandoldman wrote: Bet, I got at least 5 on you, 76 December 2008

Not as much as you think. . . 75 as of 7/08

bearandoldman wrote:When you get older, you get wiser, looks like it's working for you!!!!!!!!!!

I guess from that, I must be approaching GENIUS

WELL I just got an e-mail from these people, and they now tell me they are out of stock. (Not before they submitted my credit card)
They now tell me they may be able to fill my order by 2/25.
Not what I would call a good start

Thanks Toy!!
Lets hope your right, I put one on order... Will let you know.\

That cartoon fits well with the sig

The remanufactured bit bothers me a little.
Any one ever buy from them before and what does it mean???

Toy, I found a place on the internet where I can get a Crosman 1377C re manufactured air pistol for $34.90, Daisy pellets for $5.00 a box and just under $10.00 for shipping. Only problem is they do not have any in stock right now but are expected on the 14th of this month. May just take them up on ...

If you want to go a more inexpensive route, try the Crosman 1377 American Classic .177-Caliber Air Pistol.
This runs about $70. It is very accurate and worked well for me when I couldn't make it to the range.