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It's the emotion of the hobby, and a good thing if you don't go too crazy. A few years back I bought a beautiful little 20 ga Italian...

I think it is accurate to say that most local ordinances are now including air rifles under the "firearm" restrictions. Mine names "air...

I don't know your age, but if you amortize the cost of that Boss over your remaining shooting years, you might decide that it's a...

I have a Royale 400 in .22. Yesterday, having not shot the Royale in several months, I put a bottle cap on my target tree in the yard, a...

My guess is that it is mostly just their typical tight fit. Both of my RAW rifles were very tight. That kind of fit isn't really...

Some are a very tight fit. I know that glue-in BR actions can be popped out if left in a freezer overnight.

Congratulations! I have one, and it is one of my favorites, simple, robust, accurate. As for the Huggett, I'm sure it provides more...

As I had previously responded, I misunderstood your use of the high mag scopes. Please excuse my insulting ignorance and have a good day.

I agree, and obviously true. I must have misunderstood.

I've been involved in various BR sports for over 50 years. The idea that a 30X scope is needed for precise aiming at 13 yards is simply...

Well, both of your examples are less than one ounce, so yeah, most folks could not distinguish a difference.

The Veteran trigger is a good example of a fake two-stage trigger that works well, it's an excellent trigger. In adjusting it, you just...

Again, I don't have that trigger to inspect, but I suspect that you have one of the many fake two-stage triggers, in which there is a...

I'm not familiar with that trigger, but unless it is a true two-stage trigger in which the second stage sear is not in its cocked...

In measuring trigger pull, your technique has to be correct. If pressure is applied in a very fast motion, a spring activated gauge will...