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Actually I think that DC (the municipality thereof) is the worst. Take a look at this story.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/09/06/dc-police-can-arrest-tourists-with-empty-bullet-casings/

I went through basic in Fort Dix, NJ in the Spring of 1961. I remember being herded into a hall at one point, so that we could be awed by a demonstration of "seeing through a scope in the dark." We...

There is a very old saying that goes "things are worth what people are willing to pay for them." If you add, "at this point in time," that is the end of the story.

We now have accessible auctions...

Half a million carbines? Wow, that would shake thing up. Unfortunately, I'm well aware of the condition in which most of those rifles likely are. Still, there would probably be a lot of interesting...

Indeed! If it is sufficiently stupid it should win the Darwin Award. But don't get me started on that. We are now societally disposed to protect everyone from themselves, notwithstanding the...

I think that I am just an old, cranky, geezer. But that said, it bothers me when people on forums don't use words properly. We have posts with "muzzle break." That little tube on the end of the...

He has some unique things in his collection. Thanks for posting that Robert, I had not seen it before.

I have a four digit receiver that I built into a rifle. Has some gas trap parts and some 1945 parts, and a lot in between. I had a nice SGM stock and type II lock bar sights. It's just a fun to put...

Outstanding pictures! They are a gift for those of us who were not there. A fitting tribute, I'm so glad to see the Corps pull out all of the stops.

Bolt action and break open rifles are more adaptable to cartridge changes, especially break opens. Semi-auto military rifles were designed around a specific cartridge, evaluated, tested, refined and...