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• Posted in thread: Stoeger Condor Outback information? on 03/19/2010 at 1:09AM
  Birthdays coming soon, gotta treat myself to a shotgun of course. I've decided finally (and I mean
  finally) on a Stoeger Condor Outback. I want this shotgun because of its short barrel and the fact th...

• Posted in thread: Getting a Mosin Nagant, on 02/21/2010 at 8:48PM
  I figured I would update you guys:I just purchased a 1942 Mosin Nagant and have yet to take it to the
  desert to blast a couple old car doors.

• Posted in thread: Getting a Mosin Nagant, on 02/15/2010 at 1:17PM
  just for the heck of it. Any of you have one? Any modifications possible? I pretty much just want another
  rifle and I'm getting this one for about 90 bucks so I said, "why not?"

• Posted in thread: Gunsmith apprenticing on 02/12/2010 at 9:08PM
  Thank you. I realize that I will start of with little or absolutely no pay. But I'm willing. I've looked
  a couple up on the internet and contacted them about apprenticeships. If I obtain one or find m...

• Posted in thread: Gunsmith apprenticing on 02/12/2010 at 8:44PM
  I live near Norco, CA. Which is pretty much cowboy/gun lover territory. I can easily find one.I guess the
  first step I should take is ask around the range I shoot at!

• Posted in thread: Gunsmith apprenticing on 02/12/2010 at 8:37PM
  I'm a fairly young person, but I've found that I have a strong passion for firearms. How would I, if
  possible, achieve an apprenticeship for a gunsmith in Southern California?

• Posted in thread: Potable water in California. on 02/07/2010 at 6:54PM
  Three years back I did pretty much the same thing, I love the Muir Trail. People like us, with
  backpacking experience I think will have no problem once we reach our familiar mountains. But yes, road b...

• Posted in thread: Potable water in California. on 02/07/2010 at 12:33PM
  Sometimes the snow is year round there if you hike up to glacier lake, or ruby lake. I was there in mid
  august last year and there were still big patches of snow.But it is a great place to be, especia...

• Posted in thread: Potable water in California. on 02/07/2010 at 1:24AM
  Oh yes m14,they certainly do contain a hidden treasure.My favorite part is the little lakes area, which
  is near "Tom's Place" if you've been there.And I'm not that familiar with GPS tagging, plus I do...

• Posted in thread: Potable water in California. on 02/06/2010 at 4:11PM
  Since you live in San Fernando Valley,my advice to you would be if you were to bug out when SHTF go to
  Bishop, CA. Then once you see cow fields find any dirt road that leads to the mountains and take ...