Leave it as it is. AI doesn’t do enough to make it worthwhile.
Take $600.00 of that money and buy yourself a Garmin radar chronograph. You won’t be sorry…
The people that sold guns to the movie set, also provided leather and other accessories. Casey is a leather worker in Weatherford, Texas, and he made the leather case for Spencer’s rifle. He made 2 for the movie.
He and a couple other guys come here to Montana to buy guns and take back to...
I put a Swarovski scope on the 25-06. What a pain! To get the scope for proper eye relief, vertical. and levers timed, took hours. The engraving and color case give the rifle a nice look. I plan on shooting it soon and hope it will shoot as good as it looks…
Last week in Bozeman, I got a couple nice pistols, this week in Kalispell, I find a dandy of a custom rifle in 25-06 caliber. I don’t know who made it yet, but I had Monte Mandarino and Lee Helgeland both look at it and recognize extreme quality in the build. You couldn’t want a much nicer rifle…
Yes, series 70. That hammer comes back and pinches my hand enough to bleed. I found a hammer and sear at the gun show here in Kalispell, that should cure the problem…
I bought a couple nice pistols at the gun show last weekend. A Smith and Wesson model 41 and a Colt Gold Cup National Match. I took them out to a local ranch to see how they shoot. After sighting in on some rocks, I got them both shooting MOG (Minute Of Gopher)…
You can find expensive anywhere you want, but the truth is, houses are still being built and lived in. Cars and trucks are being sold. People are buying clothes and other essential items at a consistent rate.
If all the products and services are available today weren’t being bought, there...
The items are endless, inflation is relative. Everything produced is being sold. So expensive is as expensive was.
I also bought Corn Chex for 35 cents a box back then…
Funny how we remember the cost but forget the money.
When I was in high school, gas was 32 cents a gallon. I was making $1.60 /hour. So it took me 12 minutes to earn a gallon of gas.
You can’t find anyone that will work for $16.00/hour these days and gas is now $3.20/gallon.
The simple math...
It is a simple matter of supply and demand. As long as someone will pay the price, they will ask it. “They” isn’t isolated only to Utah.
With all the so called “influencers” there is so much attention paid to trophy hunting that people have the money and aren’t afraid to spend it. That hurts...