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That is quite a stunning rifle. Too much scope for my taste on something like that, but that's just a me thing. Still looks amazing.

Can't add much to what's been said. They're a brick and mortar store chain, so you don't need to worry much about online scams.

Nobody's perfect ;) grry, I only have the standard 35 Whelen. It is accurate with everything I feed it (within reason) and has thus far emphatically killed everything I've connected with. If you want an AI, get one, but, get it because you want an AI. I've never owned one, and never shot...

Sounds like some great family time. I also need to get back into pulling triggers regularly.

I do love me the sound of unruffled turbines.

I wouldn't sweat Alliant not shipping to Canada. Found some RL 15 in a store the other day for $65/ pound - not much of a point in it being available if you can't afford it anymore.

I find myself keeping cash on hand just in case I see a good deal on ammo, powder, whatever. About the only things I am confident I can get reasonably are bullets, and maybe brass.

Thank you. And I wouldn't have known the difference if you hadn't told me. So, no worries. ;)

What's the chassis for the CA 20 tactical? Those are all really pretty.

Very interesting. Learn something every day.

That's because you were going to Fallon. I've been there. The best thing about visiting was that I got to leave.

What? That's odd. *EDIT* Can you get a kill tag from the state?

You know, that's a good point. Keep your jeep loaded in case you see another one. :)

Looks like a nice piece of kit. Hope you get a quick sale.

When I have that happen, I believe it is due to low pressure. My understanding is that normally, pressure expands the case to the chamber, but with low pressure scenarios, burning gas "leaks" around the case mouth. I've also read that generously cut chambers can cause the same sort of "leak".

I like the bodyguard, but I do not own one. I find the controls are just too small for me to manipulate effectively with my meat hooks. When I carry pocket, I prefer a DAO revolver, or one with a shrouded hammer. Yes, I like a full size whenever possible, but sometimes you just can't carry...

Already do that with loaded ammo. Fewer rounds in the box, higher price per round.

Well, that was quick. Good for you.

If I understand what you are asking correctly, it is both a decocker and safety - at least on the M9/92. Manual of arms, as I was taught, was hammer down with a round in the chamber and the safety off. First round is DA. I winced every time I hit that switch after loading. Never had a...

No need to back peddle. The issue you had was the issue you had. I am glad to hear that they are going to make good on it.