SmallCaliberCentral

How about an Impala convertible, around a "63 or so, that the ex filled with cement!!
I had been fully restored. OOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Does anyone know where i might obtain plans for a .22 target that can be reset by hitting another plate? I seen advertisments, but I am perverse, and must make my own!! I have made swinging gongs for my centerfires, but I thought I would try to "upgrade" this time.

The 243 was my first centerfire rifle. I have fired the 257, but hunted with one. In my opinion, and I have killed many deer with the 243, I would buy the 257 if deer is your primary object. The 243 is great, but light on bullet weight for deer. I have seen one buck killed at a measured 1/4 mile(fen...

LOL,, any chance of an encore performance?

Here in Kansas the p-dog shooting season is truly determined by cattle and when they are in the pastures. About when the pups start coming out, the cattle start going into the pastures, so that ends the shooting. Other than that, they are out when its sunny. Unfortunately, pheasant hunting tends to ...

Guy, thanks, that is the major question, isn't it. Since my preferred carry-gun is a short-barrelled 12 gauge, carrying concealed is the only real option.

By bottom-end, I was inquiring as to cost here, guys. I know I am really super frugal.(My wife says tight-wad) But, this isn't a place to "make-do".

Thinking about acquring a .45. What's my bottom end for quality autos? Also, the family and I are starting to hike off the beaten path more and more. Is a 45 adequate for anything other than bad guys? Thanks!

Who makes the best flash-hole deburrer? I don't think Lyman's will fit a .20 case neck.

I've hunted coyotes for many many years, and have seen them get up and run with 10 yards of intestines dragging. Chased one in particular over 1 mile that had been shot twice with a .223 at pbr. caught him in a culvert and still had to head shoot him with .22. They are tough sometimes. I ruin fur, b...