CraigC wrote:Like most rumors, especially gunshop lore, I will believe it when I see it. Good intentions aside, gun shops are not usually known for accurate information.

Nor are forums!

It varies from club to club. IIRC, 12 is the age for most of the larger shoots. And, now they have a class for the real younsters, don't even need all the guns. .22s and .410s are ok. See page 13 under "Age Based Categories" for "Buckaroos" in the Shooter's Handbook . My son sta...

I used to go all the time. But with things being they way they are I havent been able to shoot in years and have let my membership laps :oops: . I am glad the two of you had fun it is an addicting sport. It's never to late to get back in. :!: I may never bring home the trophies but it is still fun....

foureyedfloyd,I reckon you will be going back just like us.It sure got in our blood quick.Now I have to come up with some light CAS loads to play the game,won't seem right without my old Colt bucking in my hand. Jerry I have used Trail Boss about 3 grains in the 38's 158gr bullets, doesn't kick and...

game keeper wrote:The best levergun of all time is the one you shoot the most.
The best levergun of all time is your most recent buy.
The best levergun of all time is the next one you buy.
The best levergun of all time is your buddies levergun.
Take yer pick there are all GREAT!

Amen!

Griff, I know now how contagious CAS can be,we just got back from the local shop where my grandson ordered another Ruger just like the one he has. It will be in Thursday. I told what your SASS number is and all he daid was WOW!! Jerry Went to my first on Sunday, a blast to be sure! :D Got beat bad ...

Pete44ru wrote:It has the 20" octagon barrel.

http://www.rugerforum.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/014662.html

That is less than I paid!

I need some advice from you guys on reloading. The other day, a Uberti Cowboy Millenium followed me home. Actually, Gander Mountain had it in the used guns area for $179.00. The pistol was unfired as much as I could tell, and I looked it over real close. In the morning, I will be going to the Wolf'...

charleton wrote:Thanks, Jim. The DVD looked good on Steve's site. I'll probably be ordering one pretty soon. Thanks for the steer.

Gene.

you won't be sorry and order the springs and safety replacements too, Steve is great and a real nice guy if he can't fix you up no one can.

Somebody please talk me out of what I have found!!! Marlin 1894C 357magnum, pre-safty,used but clean. Asking price $395 but past dealings tend to make me think I could walk away for 350-375 including tax. Remind me that I already have a 1894CL 32/20 that shoots like a house a fire and a 1894FG and ...