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I have a Remington 742 that I bought in the early 70s. I hunted deer in the fall and shot ground hogs in the summer.

Only if the women who threw them at you autographed them!

Areas that contain Civil War relics around Richmond are no longer available to relic hunters because of rapid residential and commercial growth. The large projectile was fired from a Union gun boat that was anchored in the James River in 1862 during the battle of Malvern Hill.

Well, the one thing these progressives have in common with the King is that they all love gun control!

Also good for 03 and A3 bolt actions.

I doubt that they’ll have AKC papers either. But I have dated some women in my youth that most likely did!

Guy needs to be neutered.

No problems; I visit the 3rd world every time I go to Costco. Everyone seems nice though.

"A house divided against itself cannot stand”

All of this stuff was passed here in Virginia by this year’s progressive General Assembly. The irony here is the push to expand red flag laws. Inquiring minds want to know why our former AG was allowed to purchase a handgun and sit at home and ferment for the past 4 years and none of...

While old times here are not forgotten it may be time to move my tent. Any houses on your street up for sale?😎

Living in Virginia now is like being nibbled to death by ducks! The progressive’s went wild during the past General Assembly and the scary thing is that what we’ve seen so far is just the tip of the iceberg.

For most, suicide is a permanent solution for a temporary problem.

P38s are a favorite of mine.

Water cannons filled with red dye.

Mamma used to say, “Play with fire long enough and you’ll eventually end up getting burned”! How true those words are even today.

One has to know all of the rules and regulations when building your own: https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2026/04/15/army-officer-pleads-guilty-to-17-charges-in-firearms-parts-smuggling-case/

While we’re waiting for pictures I’ll post a picture of some of my vintage WWII .32 cal pistols.

We’re all on the road to no where!

Found my answer if google is correct: Colt Navy revolvers—specifically the 1851 and 1861 models—were designed to shoot conical bullets (specifically, a pointed, tapered-base "picket" bullet) in addition to round balls. The US military even issued paper cartridges loaded with these conical...