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I'll take it. Where are you located? Any more info, history, condition, photos and such.

Fisherman are funny, they speak a language I don't even know. Good luck guys.

"That darn good shot 80 yards with Such a small Target. " Yeah, my brother is a dead-eye with that 30 year old stock 10/22. Worst trigger I ever felt, but until I can out shoot him, he can't find a reason to upgrade:confused:

X2 The magazine is clearly where Savage scrimps for cost. But all four of mine are lasers.,, If I go easy on the coffee

Sounds like fun, but I got too much going on right now. I got a female cat already, looking for a male before seasons end. Good hunting.

My brother and I at 80 yards with 10/22 on sticks, sitting in a beach chair. Mr. squirrel died of his injuries 12 seconds later.

Oh yeah, Impunity. I've blasted with him before. He's a lot fun.

Snake Charmer read my mind, Nailed it! Thanks for sharing the inspiration.

Didn't see any quail or cotton but got me a nice jack. And yes, it was delicious.

Longbow. you started naming the cats, Didn't you. Big softie. ;)

Love long range varminting.

I used a Lee Hand press for two years before I bought the Classic turret. It' a great way to get started while learning what you really need. It's an addiction of its own. Have fun and good luck.

No, any manual will give very helpful info on reloading in general. They will just favor their own bullets in the charts, but for the most part a 168 gr .308 burns the same no mater who makes the bullet. The Lee classic with turret was the best value for me. I like having a separate turret for...

Yeah, what LBH said. But I think the big difference could be all the 'extra' steel they take out of a .30 to make it a .44. The bad news is that now you will be stuck looking for a CCW in .44:) I already have the Dirty Harry gun and I'v been looking very close at your Marlin to 'complete ' it...

Not necessarily. I knocked one down and he spun around twice, ran and poof, gone without a sign. My 40 gr. Vmax don't exit.

Excellent work my friend!

I've fraged them in the pump house and had them run 50 yards. Unless you shatter a nerve they don't even know that they're dead for 30 seconds.

There has to be a joke in here somewhere about sailors who can't navigate without a sextant. C'mon Marines.

It sure did.