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If you want to bring out the color and show some depth use tung oil or linseed oil. I've always used the tung oil, but have been working with the linseed oil and it seems like it could be the better o ...

The link you posted has pictures of a brown bear and a moose that went around the net for a couple of years with a story attached. Supposedly real giants, even the stories were incredible. The bear wa ...

Would be hard to believe to begin with, but having the pictures of the bear and moose tied in with it makes it impossible to believe since they were both proved fake.

DOH!!! Oops, guess that's what I get for using different names online. Old age, you know, the mind she's not so good no more. I'll be all right, and you can call me either Grumpy or Dartonvpr, I answ ...

I went through a time when hunting and shooting became boring and wasn't having any fun. Some good friends reminded me that I said I'd quit if I stopped having fun, so I did. For all of two weeks, the ...

First, if it is in an open area and not contained in any way, the blackpowder should just burn out. Now, if you get a spark in even an open container. BIG BOOM! Don't ask. As for powder, Popgun got me ...

All of the name brand manufacturers of wood finishes also have varnish removers. Homer Formbys has a spray on remover that works on all types of finishes. I just spry it on and let it set for 20-30 mi ...

I can get it to scan, but then I can't attach it to e-mail or post it online. I'm working on it, got a friend coming over this week to try and work it out.

I have a shop with three or four pounds left on the self. I've avoided getting it figuring that working a load with it would be a waste, since I wouldn't be able to continue with it after I ran out. I ...

deedmonton, I've been loading the 30/06 for several rifles over the years and have always used basically the same load. I use either the Nosler 165 gr Partition or the Sierra 165 gr SPBT with 58 to 60 ...

Only shotguns in my safe are 870s. I did shoot the 3" when I was goose hunting, and really wish I could find an old 30" full choked vent ribbed 3" mag barrel. I've found after market barrels, but they ...

I've always used tung oil for all my stocks. Has always worked well and if you scratch or ding the stock, it is easy to repair. Depending on the stock, I put from 5 to 10 coats of tung oil with a ligh ...

What? You mean you get a choice? And all this time I thought the Remington 870 was the only shotgun ever made. Well, I'm not givin' mine up for anything.

Actually I have both store bought and custom. I have used the Circe calls for over 30 years, but in recent years I have begun trying some custom calls. In some cases the custom calls sound a little be ...