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Yep, my Marlin model 60 is very ammo particular. It likes CCI Mini Mags, Winchester Super X and some old Thunderbolt I have. Will not cycle with Remington High Velocity, they jamb and get dented trying to load.

This 10/22 Takedown Lite #21152 has a $839 MSRP but I've seen it in a few stores for $699 and you still have to get some sights, scope, red dot, etc. for it.

I think I paid $60 for my Marlin Model 60 back around 1985.

I just bought the 10/22 Collector's Series for $342. The price definitely does go up when you get into all the takedown models.

Just walked in with this Ruger Collector's Series 10/22. Something to have a little fun with.

Bella, I don't think you broke your gun. I don't have an XDM Elite but if I did, this is how I would go about it. I would think worst case scenario is that something has become misaligned. The easiest process is to remove the the back strap again and with it off see that the grip safety...

Mike is on Guns and Ammo TV again right now talking about the Hellion 20" barrel model w/bayonet this week. On the Outdoor channel. It will be on again at 1:00 A.M. eastern time.

2 Hogue Handall Grips for Hellcat Pro, 1 black & 1 gray. I have a joint in my shooting hand thumb acting up lately, hope's this softens the recoil a little.

I watched it on the "Outdoor Channel".

No more TV airings scheduled at this time. I have it on the DVR lol. Mike discussed the Model 2020 Rimfire line of rifles.

I saw that Guns & Ammo episode with Mike last Wednesday night. I think it's season 20, episode 32, that first appeared sometime on New Year's Day. Yep, here is the episode title. Episode 32 Celebrating 75 Years of Hornady - The Beginning Mon, Jan 1, 2024 30 mins

Nice price. Things have definitely gone up since 2020. The MSRP for that rifle new is now $669. Not sure what the MSRP is on the Sports South takedown (Ruger doesn't list distributor model MSRPs) but I can probably get it for $530. The non-takedown Go Camo model MSRP is $439, I can get for...

I'm not sure why you can't insert a fully loaded mag to start with. I can with mine. Between not being able to load a full mag and the double stripping cartridges it almost sounds like the mag isn't in the right posture when inserted. Not sure what the lunartech flared Maxwell is but I'd go...

I can pick up that stainless barrel with gray Magpul stock and all the extra googies, used, sitting on the rack at my LGS now for $440. But still opting for one of the new models above.

I've been thinking about buying 10/22 lately, just for some fun and a reliable shooter. My LGS has already given me a price of either and a few others, they are in stock and available from his suppliers so it's just a matter of making up my mind. The wife likes the Go Camo as do I but I also...

Nice color, great price & you can reach the mag release better. What's not to like? Now you have to see how the grip feels and how well your grip is when shooting. To the range you go ... 😉

Funny thing, I saw this stance before. I watched a 92 y.o., former competition shooter, at our range taking out the bullseye at 300 yard using this stance. He only used the iron sights on an old wood stock M1A, standing, with his weak side elbow laying across his stomach. An amazing shooter...

I got the email also. I looked at the sub 2k before (as a shtf tool) but the twist is an interesting upgrade since the big down fall of the gen 1 & 2 was you couldn't add optics and use the folding feature. I have the Ruger PC carbine now.

Thanks. Promise, I won't get upset. As I get older the eyes don't focus as well and the hands (fingers) aren't as nimble as they use to be, so bad shooting can happen on any day. 🙄 That doesn't mean I'm gonna stop shooting and trying new things anytime soon. 😎

Weaver. Never thought about isosceles. I was always told spread the feet and lean forward a little to control the recoil. Maybe I'll try isosceles next trip to the range ... that will be tomorrow.