Would you start growing and hunting food if it meant stopping world hunger and to stop buying food, if so then the idea for this is to start growing/hunting food and passing it on to others for free and make it a normal thing for your neighborhood and then start telling others until it starts becoming a trend, and before you know it there will be no such thing as buying food because someone started giving food for free, so would you do this?

It is legal to conceal carry at my business, but not for employees. I leave it in the car during the day. Boss now says I have to park somewhere else than the public parking lot. I work for a city recreation department and the parking lot is in a park. A public park. Customers can carry no issues but I cant park my car in the lot????

I got my concealed carry permit. In the winter, it is easy to carry them inside my jacket. But in July, I only wear T shirts and jeans and figured out that it was impossible to pu them inside my pants. I m 5-7 and 135lbs. Are there any other products that allows you to carry a beretta 92 concealed in the summer?

Best answer: If your freezer keeps meat at 0F or lower (note that I'm referencing Fahrenheit, not Celsius), it will never "expire", meaning it won't spoil. That doesn't mean it will be good to eat, meat in the freezer will get freezer burn (due to dehydration and oxidation). Freezer burnt meat is safe to eat, just not great from a texture and taste perspective.

See link below for guidelines related to how long meat will maintain its quality in the freezer (meaning avoiding freezer burn). My experience with deer meat is that if vacuum packed, you don't really see much freezer burn up to a year.

Best answer: For almost every use, the 9mm would be superior. If you were hiking in grizzly bear country, the .45 would not be the best weapon, but would be better than the 9mm.

One person likes open sea fishing and the other doesn't fish at all. The gift just has to be fish related. So, something like caviar could work as well as fishing lures. Looking for something really cool or funny. I don't want to get something boring like a tackle box or a hat. Any ideas?

Best answer: FF, was wondering what happened to you as so many have left. Your bolt over base problem could be a combination of surfaces. The barrel throating and feed ramp(frame) have to be matched to where there is minimum gap and no overhang from the barrel throat to frame ramp. Some get carried away with polishing the frame ramp but the slightest ridge at the bottom of barrel throat can cause the round to kick up letting the bolt/slide override the case. There`s very little influence on the bullet in the frame ramp except for the very top that starts the round upwards so that`s why the relationship to barrel throat is more important.
On the barrel throat, taking a round and manually pushing the round into the chamber, take note if the ogive of the bullet has any resistance at the top while making the turn into the chamber...a little carefully applied radius work should cure that. Do nothing drastic at any point of modifications because taking away any steel from the chamber increases unsupported case so when you have a good feeding pistol...stop.

Best answer: I happen to have rifles in all of the calibers you listed. The differences are not so much with the calibers as with the rifles themselves. My .303 British is the short version often called a jungle carbine. Because of its size, it makes a really good hunting rifle for hunting in dense woods or brush where a longer rifle would be unhandy.

My Mauser was professionally sported with a new stock and a scope. It is a real tack driver and capable of more accuracy than I am.

In .30-06, I have two rifles, one is a Springfield and the other is a Remington 760 Game Getter. The latter is equipped with a Lyman aperture sight and is my favorite Hunting rifle.

I like them all, but my overall favorite is the .30-06 simply because ammo is more readily available in a variety of loads where I live.

Not only do I sleep on a $20 Colemen air mattress, I tell everyone I know that if you haven't had the experienced of sleeping on air mattress set at the right pressure, you'll never know what a good night sleep truly is. Three friends mentioned ongoing back aches so I UPSed them queen camping air mattresses from Walmart, which includes the pump all for $30 and my own instructions how to make the best of it. But only two of the friends tried it and to this very day they are still airing it out. In fact, one of them sold their $850 ridiculously overpriced rip off of a latex bed , purchased at Sit&Sleep of all places, that was simply too firm for her and her wife’s lower body mass index. So my question stands, have you ever slept on an air bed and what was your experience?

Best answer: If you are shooting from a spot with lots of blue things around you it would blend in and be camouflage. The ideal is not to stand out, but different environments require different approaches. What's more important to you, a blue gun or a good day in the field?

What else would a man want or need?

thinking about doing an sbs 930 or even a 935...and just looking to see what the pros and cons are. I have an sbs 535 and it's great! it can be a bit harsh with 3.5 slugs but I rarely shoot those, it's just a fun feature to have JIC.