Over the years, I couldn't justify buying rifles worth more than my home. So I tried to go in with fair priced decent reviews. Out of interest, I would like peoples' thoughts on my rifles. Nothing fancy, but wanted to sense check.

1. Old Remington Scremaster .22
2. Savage Axis .223
3. Mossberg Patriot 270 win
4. Ruger MK77 30-06
5. Zasatava 375 H&H

Let's hear it. I'm not too sensitive so say it like it is lol

50 / box 416, 400 grain banded solid (sku 41635). Four boxes ($62 midway pricing)

50 / box 416, 400 grain Bonded solid RN (sku 30526). One box ($114 midway pricing)

$290 shipped OBO

Hello friends,

Many of you have asked me for advice on gun searches as it's a bit of a hobby for me to "see what is out there" each week. I discussed this with @AfricaHunting.com and he permitted me to create a running post on the Classifieds section.

The purpose of the posts will be to show what interesting guns of good quality and value may be popping up on the Internet each week. My personal guidelines of a "good gun" are as follows:

"That is a quality weapon with soul...

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The long-running Politics thread is for serious (or at least mostly serious) discussion of political affairs. The thread "On A Lighter Note" is more for non-political memes and funny stuff.

I'm proposing a new thread that combines the two. It can be for any politically oriented meme or headline regardless of party or political orientation.

Here is something to start it off with.

Been reloading for years always looking for a better way or a more accurate way to reload. Hearing a lot about primer pocket uniformers and primer tools. Saw the Hornady VersaPrime. Looks like a great tool. But I ask how important is a consistent primer depth? Is my RCBS hand primer been the cause of load development frustration? Or do a lot of you feel these tool are another way to waste your money?