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I did no such thing. I explained what to expect from inexpensive O/Us and SxSs. I also explained why those of us who shoot a lot more do not choose them. For many people, they will fill the role. For the casual shooter, they are OK. For a more regular shooter, not so much. They just plain do not...

Yes. Different levels of involvement with shotgunning will produce different choices of shotguns. I shoot Trap, 5 stand, Sporting Clays, and Skeet year round. (Mostly Trap) I'd have to have 5 Stoegers to keep in rotation back and forth for warranty repairs to keep up the amount of shooting I...

About $2500-3000. Be sure to find out what length the 16 chamber is, many of that era are 65mm. (2 1/2") I have never heard of Adolf Lösche, but Hannover isn't known as a big drilling making center like Suhl or Ferlach. But like Rip dog says, lots of small shops throught Germany and Austria...

Actually, that's the one quality thing about the cheap Turkish O/Us, the wood. It's usually not as well fit as a Browning, etc., but Turkish walnut is one of the best woods for gunstocks.

Cheapest way to do it is sell the 30-30 and buy one in .44 Mag.

CZ Drake is the only new one in that price range I can recommend. A good solid used Citori 28" should be in the same price range, and a better gun. While the Valmet 412 is a good gun, parts are problematic. Midwest Gun Works is Browning's Warranty Service Center, and will support that Citori...

Ok, we heard you the first time.

Resin?

1911 went in a drop holster, that will be replaced henceforth by the S&W 25-5 in a pancake holster. BUG in a rear or cargo pocket.

https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/62/1529/ss-style-marked-nazi-belt-buckle-pistol Did it look like this?

While I agree with both of you, this guy is going into grizzly country with his family in August, has no experience with handguns, and can we agree that handing such a person a .44 Mag. or 10mm with Buffalo Bore bear rounds right off is going to be counterproductive? Yes, he should have thought...

Yeah, I heard that about Hydromatics also, but I shot them as well as H&Rs and Colts and among similar condition I saw little difference in where they tossed them. Hydramatics did tend to have a green tinge to them, moreso than H&R or Colt.

I had to vote. A young man came in to the shop today asking what would be a good gun for him to carry in Montana while hiking with his family. He was not familiar with handguns at all. Four people at the counter came up with 4 different preferred suggestions: I suggested a 2 1/2" .44 Mag. Taurus...

I know what I was able to do with an A2 at 600m with M855A1 ammo with the iron sights. And I only got 1 range session with it before a match. I was issued an A1, it could not do at 600 meters what the A2 could. The barrels, ammo, and sights were just not up to it. There is no doubt an A2 will be...

Looks a lot like the LH shooter 'brass redirectors' we used in basic for the left handed shooters. I had them in my Arms Room at my duty station, nobody ever asked for one.

The Glock 7. It's made of plastic. ;)

Yes, they have a rack and pinion action, and they are hell to retime if you take the gun apart.

Heat, gas, flame and wear from obturation, to be more precise.

As mentioned, probably poor sales. It certainly is better than the two iterations they previously trotted out.

So wrong on so many levels. Perhaps some enterprising Marine with time on his hands, a captured gunto, and a broken issue fighting knife could have concocted something like that, but I highly doubt it ever happened. I guess Bud K's supplier is selling on Amazon also. ;)