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Clark · December 9, 2012, 03:46 AM

I loved cap guns at 5 and eventually moved up to a Stallion 38.

Did not start collecting guns really fast until age 40.
I would read on line about Leupold scopes, but they seemed too expensive.

But eventually I have found not to buy cheap:
guns
scopes
ammo
brass
bullets
powder
mounts
stocks
barrels
binoculars
GPS
range finders
shoes
clothes
vehicles
buildings
bipods
slings
recoil pads

But the most important, is no cheap scopes.
15 years ago, Ken Marsh had a web page called the "cheap scope page"
In there was a question, "What to do with a cheap scope?"
One of the many answers was, "give it to someone you don't like."

There are still traces of usenet
http://www.recguns.com/Sources/VIIIB3.html

December 9, 2012, 03:46 AM	#4
Clark Senior Member Join Date: December 4, 1999 Location: WA, the ever blue state Posts: 4,678	I loved cap guns at 5 and eventually moved up to a Stallion 38. Did not start collecting guns really fast until age 40. I would read on line about Leupold scopes, but they seemed too expensive. But eventually I have found not to buy cheap: guns scopes ammo brass bullets powder mounts stocks barrels binoculars GPS range finders shoes clothes vehicles buildings bipods slings recoil pads But the most important, is no cheap scopes. 15 years ago, Ken Marsh had a web page called the "cheap scope page" In there was a question, "What to do with a cheap scope?" One of the many answers was, "give it to someone you don't like." There are still traces of usenet http://www.recguns.com/Sources/VIIIB3.html __________________ The word 'forum" does not mean "not criticizing books." "Ad hominem fallacy" is not the same as point by point criticism of books. If you bought the book, and believe it all, it may FEEL like an ad hominem attack, but you might strive to accept other points of view may exist. Are we a nation of competing ideas, or a nation of forced conformity of thought?