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A well diversified rifle collection MUST include the following calibers: - 22 LR, ultra cheap ammo and fun to shoot - 223, minor centerfire for serious varminting, relatively inexpensive centerfire range use - 7,62X39 or a 30-30...A mid power 30 Cal for deer hunting and range use easy on the shoulder and on the wallet - 30-06....A full power 30 cal. capable of taking anything in North America and venturing in long range shooting...ammo found...

a very good scope; I believe it is Nikon's top o' the line job. Can't do much better, unless you wanna drop a ton of money.

I'd be interested to hear too - I was thinking of possibly getting one. But at that price, it had better be good!

Kernel- That might be the source of the rumor, but it's hard to imagine a gun new enough to be chambered in .357 that could possibly have this problem with a revolver cartridge. Even the Magnums don't run rifle pressures, and the 1894 in .357 would have to be from the 1970s or newer. The .357 has a maximum pressure of 35,000 PSI, vs. 42,000 for ancient .30-30 rifle cartridge, 43,500 for the recent .450 Marlin and 44,000 for the .444....

Your not going to get the crosshair on the same point as what your seeing through the barrel at 20 feet! You don't have that much scope adjustment! Stretch out to 50y at least and try it. Also, is that mount for a square bridge Savage or a round top Savage? You may have a mount for a round top on that square bridge....

Quote: Quote: More like $186 Don't speak on things you don't know!!! It is $120 a tin right now. I don't care if the web site isn't updated for you. I clean all my centerfire arms after shooting so corrosive ammo is a non-issue. If one buys cheap,and stacks deep,you never have to worry about supply of a given caliber. Are you telling me the price on the website is not the actual selling price? If I try to order right now...

The market is tanking on ARs right now. The election created an artificial demand and a lot of people purchased them at inflated costs while dealers ordered them by the bushel. Now the manufacturers are catching up and dealers have more than they can move. The people who purchased a bunch of them are selling some of them off to recoup some of the cost and it has killed the market and value. I have seen Colt 6920s go for around 1K which is...

Quote: rbernie It proves that folk are capable of recirculating over and over, in every thread on the topic here on THR for the last five years, the same fuzzy captionless and contextless picture of seven M14s in use in a range session That's an interesting observation you have there bernie, especially interesting because the picture was originally taken late in 2008. Sept. 8, 2008 at Forward Operating Base Salerno in the Khost province....

Quote: But not fast enough... Any one care to send me some donations? No..............but thanks for the offer.

Quote: If one buys cheap,and stacks deep,you never have to worry about supply of a given caliber. That's what I thought, last year. I don't think that I can buy enough 5.45 to last me my lifetime, and I'm not trusting the current batch o' CongressCritters to NOT try to muck with the importation of cheap Russian ammo somewhere down the road. The nice thing about 7.62x39 (or 308 or 223) is that I can get the chambering in a...