Doc,
I'll look for metal shavings in there. The holes are factory holes - rifle made in the 1970s...
I did cycle the rifle effortlessly a few hundred times - put the sight on then the lockup. Removed the sight but still locked up - I know it does not make sense.

I have a 336T that I have not fired. I've cycled the action a few hundred times and installed a Williams FP on it. I'm by no means an expert nor a gunsmith but I thought surely I could install a sight. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/BCinTN/Marlin336T019-1.jpg During installation of the rec...

About an hour each way - been thinking about getting closer

I've owned a Surefire for 5 or 6 years now; it is a top quality tool. I'd hate to be without it.

I have a Colt SAA and 39M I sure think a lot of

Thanks JN; Bravo indeed

Booger Bill wrote:Go here and axe!
http://coltforum.com/forums/

Booger, thanks much for the colt link - I'll spend more time on the net now....

More sent via snailmail.

Outrageous? Not really. I wouldn't consider $1200 outrageous here in Middle TN - but the rifle would have to be LNIB - (original box with owner's manual). The .357s LNIB are not often found. I understand the .357s were only made from 1982 through 1987. I notice that there seems to be a little less a...

Hobie mentioned in another B92 post about a reciever sight for a B92. I looked at a FP 94/36 Reciever sight which Brownell's indicates will fit the B92. I called Brownell's and the tech I talked with stated he was not sure, but thought some D&T had to be done. I'd appreciate it if someone can cl...

Joe, you wrote, "keeping in mind insurance will only pay for new guns " I hate to hear of your losses & particuarly how you ended up short on your firearms. I've had similar losses. Is your insurance company policy to only pay for new guns as you indicated? This makes me want to call m...

I'd like to be included in the drawing as well.

Congratulations! I appreciate the time you took to tell us of your hunt & the photos as well.
Awesome!

Ironsights,

I too hope you recover completely. Thank you for the courage to post your error and a reminder to us all. Wow ...

Yes sir, that is a large deer! If all is porportional, it appears the bow is about 6' long and the arrows just a bit less than 4' (and they both could be).

Boreman, Mounties seem to be in high demand, are sought after, and appropriately priced. I've been looking for one in excellent condition and I expect to have to give upwards of $600 for a rifle that sold for ~$69.00 forty or fifty years ago. I believe you've found yourself a bargain - shoot a tube ...

Wow.
I've looked in for five or six years now - learned a lot; very cautious about asking a question!

Gentlemen,
Perhaps many of you sell that horse short...

RK,
I'll have to say Colt as well.
For a little more than 1650 you can get the real thing.

Wow.
Hobie, thanks for sharing that .

Gentlemen, I've decided to purchase a .22 WMR and have done a considerable amount of reading, reviewing and pondering. I'm looking for pre-safety / no safety and am certainly inclined toward a levergun. Most readily available seems to be the Winchester 9422, both modern and back through the 1970s er...

I hope you enjoy your new rifle!

Congratulations!

Thanks for taking the time to tell it...
enjoyed the hunt.

These are always close by

I have had one of those little Brownings for a few years; I've shot it less than 50 times. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/BCinTN/Browning22003.jpg I have been wanting to shoot the rifle more and thought I'd add a scope. I just got this put on a week ago. I did go out this weekend and get i...

Guys - I'm in need of a couple of pair of hearing protectors; my old sets are just worn out and I really noticed this recently while shooting. Seems the foam is beginning to deteroriate. I'm interested in what forum members would recommend - what you've bought lately in hearing protection and if you...