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The ,45 version of the Marlin is hard on stocks the ones that I have seen that were used, had the stocks split behind the receiver. Also there are no parts. Marlin stopped making them a long time ago, and now Marlin is owned by Ruger.

I submitted my renewal on 2 June in the evening and it came in the mail on 13 June.

I just got my fourth renewal, did the online renewal 2 June got it today 13 June.

Make sure that you clean it with a water based cleaner if you shoot old military ammo as it is corrosive primed. Unlike the Russian version it holds one more round.

Come to think of it I have not seen you here or at the rifle range in a good while.

What ever you get, make sure that you can shoot it without flinching, the old 06 will do the job, I used to work for a man that used a Savage 99 in .300 Savage to kill Moose in Canada, and he killed some big ones. As for bear, use a good bullet and put it where it counts.

Your NRA membership card is the only ticket that you need, and you do not need to be a life member to attend

Supp.ressors now days do not use steel wool and such, the baffles are made of metal

Using Glock mags would be a deal breaker for me, I refuse to own a Glock of any flavor

Some of the early Winchester trappers have been declared courious and relics and no longer need to be registered I doubt that the shotgun is on that list.

My wife and I have CHLs and she keeps bugging me about having some kind of insurance to help pay lawyers fees etc. if one of us is forced to defend our self with a firearm.

see if you can find a Ruger lcr, 22mag is better than nothing.

You can take ammunition on most commercial flights, most have a weight limit, and it must be declared. The last that I heard it was not Haz mat. You can order it shipped to your house, and it is not labeled with a haz mat sticker just orm-d.

If I had that 650 I would not trade it for a piece of junk.

All of the 98 actions use js ammo only the 1888 commission rifles use the small bore,.318 and some of them were reamed but not rebarreld to use the .323 size and are so marked with an S on the barrel ahead of the action.