Recent content by Dferg02

Cabelas actually had a good stock of .223 and 7.62x39 ammo Tuesday. Granted, it was the cheap steel cased stuff, but its definitely an improvement over the way it has been. They also had many other rifle calibers and some handgun ammo.

As far as measuring a guy's knowledge according to his post count...... It is better to remain silent and have people think you are a fool, than to open your mouth and prove it. I've spent much more time reading than posting on this site, and many of the high post counters should refer to the...

So it sounds like we all agree.....totally legit. Totally legit nut.

CNN is covering live, if you live out of our local area.

Live coverage on now. Said nursing home has collapsed, possibly trapping people inside.

They may give him the five boxes of ammo per day limit. They did happen to stock six cases of 500 rds of .223 while I was there.

Very true. The guy seemed like a normal 50 something. Who knows...he was probably a nut that took the phone call on his secret decoder ring.

I'm with you guys! At least I hope it's nothing anyway.

I ran into a guy in the ammo section at Cabelas last night who said he has a good friend that is a federal law enforcement agent that called him yesterday. He said the agent friend told him that he needed to buy all the ammo he possibly can before the end of the month. The guy told him something...

For anyone searching for a light recoil ammo for kids, this is it. My daughter is seven years old and weighs about 43 pounds. I had a Rem 700, .243 cut down to fit her and purchased the Hornady lite in the 87 grain SST. She is able to shoot this load very comfortably and hasn't even mentioned...

Re: Found two locked bucks floating... Graphic photos Nice bucks. Always hate to see deer of that quality go down that way.

Re: George's Hammer Nice mule deer. I hope to get up there for a hunt next season.

Re: Zeiss Spotter 60 problems I use the Zeiss 15x-45x and really like it. You can dial down enough to acquire targets and the 45x is plenty for my needs.

Re: Scope Mounting Thanks for the help. I also found a set of magnetic levels at Cabelas last night that sit on top of turret and inside the rails on bolt action. Thanks again.

What is the best way to mount a scope and know that it is perfectly straight. I've tried bubble levels over the years, but usually end up just going by what appears to be straight to my eye.