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Let's hope Skinwalker Ranch folks don't dig in the same spot as long as the folks on Oak Island! But, the truth is out there:

Supreme Court Kills Mexico’s $10 Billion Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Manufacturers https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/supreme-court-kills-mexico-s-10-billion-lawsuit-against-u-s-gun-manufacturers/ar-AA1G9mj4?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=8ae331e20509408ea96c07f49a76d203&ei=19

As long as there are "country boys" there will always be hunters. It's in our DNA.

One of my dad's best friends landed in the second wave as part of the 116th infantry regiment. They had been told that the beach would be cratered by the bombings, but he used to lament that the beach was "slick" and there was no cover. He somehow made it through that day and was wounded...

Welcome to the forum from the Center of the Universe (located in central Virginia).

Is it me, or does it seem this mostly happens with firearm related purchases?

They used really nice looking wood for the stocks. Do you plan to hunt with them?

No worse than letting a chi-com spy balloon float across the entire US without doing much about it until it was off-shore.

Our Senators and House members need to grow a pair and pass legislation that makes it clear who comes and who has to go. Leaving it up to the Executive Branch has resulted in a never ending revolving door. One party changes what the other party did, and it goes round and round. Heck of a way...

U.S. forces got kept caught cold once at Pearl Harbor in 1941. You think history could repeat? Scary!

May have to settle for an after-market stock from one of the companies that only stock like Boyds.

I'm shocked! Who knew that buying electric cars priced almost twice as much as a car with a combustion engine and almost no place charge it unless you spent a small fortune to rewire your house wouldn't go over with the average American.

It's an interesting piece of history. The gun I have appears to have entered the US before 1968. It is correct, but there was an outfit years ago that took #4s and reworked to look like the #5 Jungle Carbine. If you see a #5 today be sure to look carefully and make sure it's not a...

This is a Ruger M77 Hawkeye in .338 Winchester Mag Ruger Mini 14/20CF (all tricked out) Ruger M77 Scout in .308 You see any similarities between the two? Some gunwriters claim that the Scout design is based the #5 Jungle Carbine.

Yep! That sign probably hung over one those about 95 years ago.

You are old if your ever drank a RC Cola out of one of these: You're even older if you ever saw one of these signs hanging over a cooler of Cokes:

Best reason I know to collect old, well made guns.

Well, here you go! I don't know why S & W won't bring these back.

No, you can't really improve your accuracy by just reading about how to accomplish marksmanship.

Used to watch Roy, Buck and Junior Samples every Saturday night!