Wow! Thanks for posting the picture of your new Levermatic. Sure brings back memories. I moved to Urbana, Il in 1968 to attend the U of I, and bought a new .22 mag. Levermatic there. I only got to shoot when I went home to the farm on vacations, but really enjoyed it. That rifle was stolen in an apa...

Incidentally, I prefer flour tortillas.

Don't know why, but corn tortillas always taste like soap to me. Must be lye they use on the corn.

That's because you have been using that lye soap again. Lye is used to soak the corn to remove the outer part
of the kernal.

I've been using Smugmug and haven't had any problems. I think it's $30 per year.

I've lived and traveled in New Mexico for 30 years and hadn't heard of any of those names. After poking around all my atlases for the state, and the internet, I found the following. The Block ranch is in Lincoln County, and lies north of the current state highway 246 on the north side of the Capitan...

I guess I'd better put in a good word for New Mexico. It's always been an 'open carry' state, and for the last few years we've also been a shall issue concealed carry state. Interestingly, anybody can have a weapon concealed in their car/truck/motorcycle because it's considered an extension of your ...

In 1992 Gunsite was sold and Col Cooper was no longer associated with the organization. The color was changed from orange/black to silver/black. This is when the reputation of this organization began to slide. In 1999, new owners took over and the Col became re-associated with the new Gunsite now ac...