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Oh no. One of the nation’s great riflemen, gone.

I started a long-winded response because I wanted to answer any and all questions and be done with it, plus I was waiting for sleep to come anyway. Now I’m feeling sleepy and am ready to end it. So cutting to the chase: Steyr AUG with 1-4X scope. We are in a subdivision with no long shots in...

I wouldn’t mind seeing some 1:12 or even 1:14 twist 14-16” barrels hitting the market. Some new CAR barrels.

I think they are. I haven’t shot my two 442s after getting a 642UC two years ago.

I expect I would! I’d be even happier with Patton’s SAA, but I’m trying to keep my buying expectations realistic!

I’ve never owned a Taurus. There are a couple I might buy. One is a T.O.R.O. revolver. That’s their Optics Ready models. I’d sorta kinda like to try a red-dotted revolver but don’t want to drill one of my S&Ws, especially since I might not like it. These TOROs would be ideal. I’ve come...

I watch a lot of old movies and that has had me wanting a Colt M series .32 or .380 “pocket”. A Remington 51 would be neat also. An old Detective Special fits the bill there, too. I’ve wanted a Merwin and Hulbert revolver for a long time. Lots to study and learn about there. Schofields...

I haven’t seen one of those in a while.

I haven’t hunted in a while, but in my woods wanderings it seems I’m more likely to run across someone’s “secret” marijuana patch as anything mean and furry. If it’s there, someone is protective of it.

I love High Standards. I haven’t watched the video yet because I know it will be a tough watch.

I’ve had three of their 1911s and one revolver. The first 1911 was a TLE II. It had some failures to fire early on because the new-at-the-time firing pin safety wasn’t timed properly. Only having the grip safety absolutely positively fully pressed in until bottomed would clear the firing pin...

I always thought these were good looking rifles. Our 4-H club has two Lyman Plains Rifles- Just the thing for little kids to handle!

Watching LeMans for the past several hours.

FWIW, from top to bottom that’s a S&W model 12, an SA-35 with Trijicon RMR, and a 642UC. I’m saying that so I can once again take the opportunity to say the S&W model 12 is the S&W revolver most missed out on.

I’m with you except the “Go Hoosiers” part. IU closed down my gun club in Bloomington in the late 90s and has been dead to me (spit) since.

I carry a HiPower (1935), S&W model 12 (1953 or 1899), and a S&W 642 (1952).

I guess I was thinking Basscliff.

Bassbob left? I missed that.

Me too.