No matter what happens, they deserve an "E" for Effort!!

I think thats awesome, there are some serious cajones at work there.

As someone once said, "Do not go gentle into that good night"

I was pretty interested in that Chiappa 1886, until I saw the price tag. $1,399 Retail?? I dont know what the quality level is on these, could be good, could be bad, I just dont know. But I doubt it could be better than the Miroku / Japanese 1886s for Browning..... and for that kinda price I'd rathe...

Interesting discussion here, This is something I've always wondered about. Btw, the idea of using plastic tubing to simulate a mag tube is a good one, so you can see exactly how the cartridges lie in the tube Here's just a random thought - if you can't find the exact ID of tubing to replicate the ma...

I find that the quality of the break matters more to me than the actual weight A 4 pound trigger that breaks like the proverbial glass rod feels better than a mushy 2 lb trigger. And is probably a lot safer... Unless you're benchrest shooting, a super light trigger isn't that important... in my expe...

It's the modern world nobody cares! That is the cold truth sad but true, except for a few . Most just don't care you bought it too bad use it as is. Remington was the worst for this at least how they treated Canadian customers. I have a feel good story though I bought my 602 back in 87 or 88 lost t...

I think its a bit of a "catch 22" situation. Since the non reloadable 5.45 surplus ammo is so cheap right now, no manufacturer has much of a reason to make "aftermarket" ammo. Especially given the guns that are normally chambered in this round, and the purposes they're used, ther...

BAD KCSO.... :lol: http://www.chemteam.info/Humor/cat-carrier.jpg Thanks for that!! I laughed until I cried.... literally :) I have a cat, and I really like my cat. Let me put it this way. I leave a backdoor open with a small hole cut in the screen so she can come and go most of the time w/o too ma...