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Yup....had heard of it, but you're right, it's under the radar. Smells like pork.

Identifies as a black lab

Yeesh. Total chaos.

Traffic stops...keep quiet...do not volunteer information that can be used against you... Remember, you are guilty.

Traffic stops...keep quiet...do not volunteer information that can be used against you... Remember, you are guilty.

Good stuff there.

Most of them must be and we know it....

Adios mf

Poking around the spy network there's quite a bit of talk about the 99's barrels quickly heating up with negative effect on accuracy.

GOA Victory: Federal Judge Grants TRO Against Most of New York Concealed Carry Law | GOA

It was a rhetorical question.

Can't help but wonder that if no one bought any hunting licenses as protest....

Wasn't hunting, but wife and I came across this,

An old timer near me used to work in a local saw mill. He says long time ago It used to be fairly common for sawn stuff to show grey streaks of lead. He also told a story about a log that came through with a completely grown over mill file in it. His guess was a long gone logger sharpened his...

Looks racist to me....

I bought a model 25 directly from Daisy, no problem...a fit of nostalgia...

Apparently so, although locally I never heard a thing, which is not really a surprise either. Closed mouth crowd. How's things on your side of the kingdom?

Well well, DNA test confirms animal killed in NY was wolf, not coyote

Welcome to the forum. Start the thread yourself, see where it goes...you'll find out soon enough.

Mohawk River

My concern would be with new Henry rifles. Man, I had a brass belt buckle from Uncle Sam and that got the hell polished out of it...no way the shine on that thing would ever fail. I wonder if...does the Army even have brass buckles anymore? I digress. I only ask because I'm considering a...

I've been reading up on Henry rifles a bit and came across the notion that the brass doesn't hold up. The receivers...so it was said, are not really machined from brass, but rather just given a brass finish. And that over time it fades. Or something like that. I can well imagine a metal...

Just wanted to share... I live in a rural area. And used to frequent the watering holes...none of which are closer than ten miles. Tavern types ran the gamut of farmers, loggers, trades, and in the fall plenty of hunters. It never ceased to amaze me, the stories of wolves, coyotes, cougars...

Does the picture mean long guns are OK?

"Message of necessity"...how about a stop to that crap? We never learn.

Welcome to the forum, and agreed, nice 22.

About a week or so ago, after reading this thread, I figured I would recertify early just to get it out of the way, despite all the Hochul horseshit. My recert date is in this coming November, so I'd be a few months early. I visited the NYSP website, pulled up my info, and none of it reflected...

Who is Hank Bowman?

Yes, it was the real deal built in Ilion. One time I bought several rifles from a woman my wife knew. Her father was in a nursing home and she wanted to get rid of the rifles; the #5 rolling block was one of them. The breach and hammer were locked up and I had to run the cleaning rod down it...

I never fired it. If you read up on it, the 7mm Mauser was a pretty new cartridge at the time...hardly standardized. It's a handloading thing that can be done, but factory stuff is dicey...case length, headspacing, iffy chambers. The action is considered to be robust though.

Once upon a time I had one in 7mm Mauser. I explored turning it into a 45-70...Numrich at one time sold barrels for this. But now it would be stupid money and I sold it. It can be done though if you want to hunt buffalo.

629 here. And a Ruger 77/44...and REALLY thinking about a lever to add to the mix. And REALLY REALLY thinking about a S&W 29.

We're all on the lists... Wecome to the forum.

The doctor is in.... Welcome to the forum.

"How sweet it is"! John "Jackie" Herbert Gleason

I purchased a BAR MK3 a few years ago. Japanese made, Turkish walnut I believe, excellent bluing, very light, expensive mags that do not hold ten rounds. Super nice, and there are bits made of plastic or synthetic...whatever it is. Certainly not "tactical", but that's not my thing. Choices...

Gramaglia is the Buffalo Chief of police???

The shooter was from Conklin, hardly a liberal bastion.

There are things in this world that simply defy understanding. This story has hit close to home for me.

One indicator of lead ingestion is known to be weight gain....

Just to clarify. NYC watersheds; West of Hudson, and east of Hudson

Maybe NYC should treat it's water. The EPA has let the city skate on that forever. You would think that the watershed was its own private country.