Fence Cutter

Here's my favorite one. Made by a club member from a tree branch. No plastic and you don't need to read through a paragraph to see the shooter's name.

Mine are grab the ammo you need, throw it in the cart and move around freely. Pay for it wherever you want..... or I can pay for it in the gun department along with my shampoo and coffee. They also carry many shotguns and rifles for sale as well.

I've got bigger and better things in life to hate than walmart. I don't go there to make friends, study fashions, worry about what Sam would think or enjoy old school customer service. You, me or all of us reading this and not shopping there isn't going to make a difference to them one way or the other. But more power to you if that's the way you feel. All of us on this forum are basically the same type of people with just a few different personal views...... Myself, I don't mind hitting a deal like this one last fall where I saved 15 bucks a box on 32 boxes because they were mysteriously marked down at the START of duck / goose season. And I took them through self-check out like I always use because that means there is one less whack job touching my stuff.

Any of the many rounds that were available/used and or capable at the time of the buffalo harvest. The 38-55 was neither. But then again the 1885 High Wall was not around at that time but yet it is accepted at some buffalo shoots.

Would never have imagined that a 38-55 would even be allowed at a traditional buffalo rifle shoot .......

Skinny Dog Davis ........ That's not too bad. Back in the 80s a fellow musician labeled me Blind Lightnin' .

I am always glad to support a company that still has a pair.

Some good looking guns here and a lot of people that like them. Myself, I'm not even a fan of octagon barrels on a rifle.

with a Kirst .22 conversion cylinder? Not looking to hear yay or nay if it is worth the high price or not from non-owners..... but wanting to know the fun factor ratings and other options from actual owners.

1860 45 Colt Long Cylinder conversion? Did it need any of the regular 1860 Army tuning to function correctly? Other thoughts or comments?

I always use self checkout. Makes for one less person to touch my stuff.

I wasn't trying to sway anybody one way or the other. I was merely pointing out at one time if you didn't have a lot of choice, you got by with what you had. In fact, I've never even gave my opinion of shooting round nose in a tubular magazine.

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Yep, back in the day there were no choices you shot what you could find and it worked. We're the same bunch that grew up riding around in the back of a pickup ..... if we had a bicycle we sure never thought about a helmet .... drove tractors that we could hardly reach the pedals on ...... drank from a garden hose ..... ran with sticks ....... hitchhiked .... and what not.

In 2019 I got this Pedersoli Sharps Light .22 for $950.00. The original owner bought it one year earlier from Taylor's and had just over $1900 in it. Double set triggers, 24" barrel, mid-range sight, spirit level and globe front. If you have the slightest hankerin to own one of these...don't delay....pull the trigger. I don't think you'd ever regret it.