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The .41 magnum is decades old. It's here to stay.

Savage Mk2 rifles are great. I'm not a fan of the ten shot mags. I prefer the flush seated five rounds magazines. More comfortable IMO and 100% reliable.

That Supreme Court decision can't come soon enough.

I'm heading to the Hamburg show late, probably afternoon. I don't want to stand in line for a hour to get in, like at the Syracuse show last fall. Crazy. But at least Hamburg has close parking. Or maybe I will just go Sunday. The Game isn't until 4:30.

That's a great find. Good 9422' s are tough enough to find in .22 LR. A .22 magnum is a bonus.

Yep, political theater. Schumer knows what November will bring.

I agree that it won't make a difference at home defense distances. Use what you've got.

Nope. Fake news/wishful thinking on the part of desperate Dems.

Masks should not be mandated, but they are a minor inconvenience unless the business is serving food or drinks. THEN it's a major hassle. For the mall or Wal-Mart I can handle it. The real problem is if Erie County goes one step further and requires six foot distancing. If that happens the...

I picked up a thousand rounds of brass from Northeast Reloading last weekend at the Syracuse show. 500 .45 ACP and 500 .380 brass. Beautiful stuff and very reasonably priced. A+ to these guys.

$15 for 100. Louis GS in the back annex.

I just got back from the Syracuse show. In my 30+ years of attending the show I have NEVER seen the lines so long. A huge crowd. Not too crowded inside but really long lines to get in. Lots of happy dealers I reckon.

Finally back! I'll be there both days.

Good, since body armor is strictly for personal defense and cannot be used offensively.

Hello from Getzville (Amherst) in Erie County.

Greetings from the opposite end of the state.

He was not pardoned. He was made eligible for parole. Not the same.

110 grains for a .45 caliber bullet weighing 225 grains? I would cut that powder charge in half.

Byron Brown pushed through an unpopular money grabbing law involving speed cameras in school zones. I think this really hurt him.

Wolcott's website says they are now open for those shooters who were members before the pandemic. They will be open to the public mid August.

During this shortage I've had to buy .22 ammo wherever I could find it. This includes some brands that I had quit years ago. Case in point: Remington Thunderbolt .22LR. I picked up a brick of these "Thunderduds" last month. I gotta say, guys, I was surprised. I'm halfway through the brick...

I like the range, it's the closest indoor range to me now that Niagara Gun Range is closed, but I am disturbed that it hasn't reopened to the public.

∆∆∆ I would take Tisto up on his offer. Bushnell Banner scopes are great for .22 rifles.

Freedom NH does exist. About 1500 year round residents. I've spent many summers near there.

Plenty of low-cost Faraday pouches available on the big online auction sites. No need to build your own IMO.

Hamburg gun show.

Due to Covid protocol, pickle sales and rain gutter salesmen won't be allowed at gun shows.

Nice, but I don't see a flintlock. It looks like a percussion lock gun to me. Still nice.

I've had the 3" blued version for years. Mine is an early one, pre-1970. Never a problem with it when using Remington ammo or Glaser Safety Slugs.

In truth, I have not shot the new King Cobra. I have handled one and it seems a competent gun. I own two examples of the old KC and have shot them extensively. They are outstanding guns and just better IMO.

Original. It is a superior revolver to the current King Cobra.

Welcome.

You should definitely look at an airsoft rifle for a boy that young.

I thought I would be waiting in line outside 30-45 minutes to vote. I dressed for the cold weather. No line. Voted in 5 minutes. Easiest day ever.

New Hampshire - the "Live Free or Die" state - has been using their National Guard to give Covid-19 tests since last June. Just saying.

Thank you Tinman...and Tisto.

To quote one camper: "and when you do (find) a bathroom you will be surprised how dirty it is." Seriously, have these people ever been more than two miles from a Starbucks?

When I called Blue Tuna a few weeks ago they said "no gunsmith work" until further notice.