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  1. Optics / Sights / Lasers / Lights
    How many lumens does my rifle light need?
  2. Lounge
    Powder Question by Greg Ritchie When I was younger I used to rendezvous. I tried to emulate the eastern long hunter. I was young and learned from my elders. Just to share what I learned and what has worked for me in the past. I want to talk about the rifles first. Being of German descent, my...
  3. Consumer Reviews
    Rambling Thoughts About the 350 Legend by Greg Ritchie I like the 35 caliber. I was at first excited to see a new 35 caliber cartridge enter the market. That interest quickly waned. Why? First, Winchester opted for something other than a .358 bullet. This made absolutely no sense to me. The...
  4. Lounge
    Rambling Thoughts on the 350 Legend Cartridge by Greg Ritchie Grandpa had a .35 caliber rifle. A lever action Winchester in 32 Special with a shot out barrel. The barrel had been refreshed to 35 caliber and it was rechambered to 35-30/30. I learned a lot from that old rifle. How to form...
  5. Lounge
    Reduced Loads for Rifles by "histed" Why reduced loads in a rifle? After all, in today's market, if I want a softer shooting rifle, I replace my 7mm Rem Mag with a 7mm-08, right? Why bother experimenting with turning a 30-06 into a 30-30? And if I DID want to do that, how is it done? Well...
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    Rambling Thoughts on the 30-30 Winchester by Greg Ritchie The rimmed cartridges have always held a special allure for me. Probably because I have always liked single shot rifles. A 22 Hornet, 30-30 Winchester, a 45-70 Government and a H&R Handi Rifle and I was ready to take on the world, or at...
  7. Consumer Reviews
    Review of The Long Range Shooting Handbook by Ryan Cleckner by Kirk Lawson Ryan Cleckner, retired Special Operations/Army Ranger Sniper, Instructor for 1st Ranger Battalion, Combat Veteran, Attorney, entrepreneur, podcaster, and… author, has written a book on Long Range Shooting. If...
  8. Lounge
    Definition Series - Part 5: "Long-Arm" by Kirk Lawson To continue our series of definitions for the firearms community, let's take a look at the term "long-arm." Long-arm is not a legal definition, at least not under federal law. It is more than slang but less than a "term of art" or a...
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    Definition Series - Part 2: "Rifle" by Kirk Lawson To continue in our series of "definitions" let's look at what is a "rifle." As we saw with "gun," a "rifle" is something, legally, very specific. Under 18 U.S.C. § 921 (a) (7), a "rifle" is: The term "rifle'' means a weapon designed or...
  10. Hi-Point Carbines
    So someone who owed me some money couldn't pay and I took this bolt action rifle as a form of payment. There are no markings, stamps, serial numbers, it has what looks to be a 5 or 7 round mag, but I have no idea what caliber it fires. Please help!
  11. Hi-Points For Sale
    SOLD SOLD SOLD FOR 450$$$$ Listing Details: Up for sale is an Hi-Point 9mm Assault Rifle with many extras. Buy it while you CAN ;). This rifle has been modified with an ATI stock for better handling and faster more positive magazine changes. The rifle has an upgraded trigger and carrier...
  12. General Firearms Discussion
    Anyone have a firearm that got away? That one special weapon that you wish you never got rid of. Weather you sold it cause you thought it was crap or just needed the cash. What was the one that got away? Post picks if you have them. Mine was a Remington Viper 22. Thanks for reading.
  13. General Firearms Discussion
    I'm talking "Tactical" rifles, you know the ones I'm talking about. The rifle that has a scope, red dot sight, laser sight, folding grip and 12 flashlights. I know a person that has one of these rifles (his only has 11 flashlights) and he is so proud of what he calls his home defense rifle. Do...
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