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I thought the black box was a shot timer for a solid 10 seconds, I was really quite confused.

LongHairedRedneck wrote:Just get a Remington 700 in .308 and be done with it. A "clean" kill is going to be more dependent on shot placement than caliber.

I just picked up a FN SLP and while I don't have very much experience with it yet, Its looking real good. Give it a look.

http://www.gunblast.com/FN-SLP.htm

P.S. While the review is fir the 22" Mk1, I have the 18" version.

As luck would have it though, there was at least one 100rd case of 20ga in the Walmart shopping cart market 12ga I'm not in the shotgun game yet, but for when I finally do get there I'm curious how often this happens. I've never seen it happen before. I told the people at Walmart it was a terrible ...

If you're on a tightish budget get yourself a Marlin 336w 30-30. Great caliber to start out with IMO. It's what I'm starting with. As long as you're not expecting to be taking 200+yrd shots it's perfect. You can also save money on a scope with a 30-30 because you won't need anything for longer than...

While small guns have their uses, no one ever came out of a gunfight wishing they had brought a smaller gun, and I'm sure some people didn't come out of a gunfight because the gun they brought was too small.

I just picked up my 18in FN SLP yesterday and took it out to the range. As luck would have it though, there was at least one 100rd case of 20ga in the Walmart shopping cart market 12ga that I just so happened to grab, so all I had was 5 slugs. The gun shot great, but I still have some sighting in to...

RoyGBiv wrote:

USA1 wrote:No pictures? That's just cruel.

, quite cruel.

Get a goo semi-auto and shoot full power stuff out of it.

While I don't have blind faith in statistics, they're a better source than feelings.

The manufacturing process is important. Milled parts are almost always of higher quality and precision that cast parts. Honestly though, I still believe feel is one of the best measures of quality. An action that feels good is going to be smooth, and demonstrates tight tolerances, which are indicati...

I lived in Red River for a couple of years. Beautiful area geographically speaking, but not my favorite culturally.

I'd say buy the wrench and tackle it yourself.

I've never had any problems with any ammo in my 229, but I have not tried running Hornady critical defense through it. I agree that checking the mags would be a good idea.