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I had one for a while and it was okay but I ended up selling it as I prefered the slightly smaller and lighter S&W 66 for my purpose and I found not all my 4" K frame holsters work with it. Just keeping with all 4" K frame revolvers made it simpler for me.

Jeepsnguns wrote: ↑Fri Jul 20, 2018 9:47 pm Ruger Lipseys Blackhawk flat top 4.62" BBL.
Both .45 LC & .45 ACP cylinders came with the gun.

That’s a beautiful revolver!
You have/had a Bisley version with 5 1/2” barrel that was gorgeous too!

Dave P wrote: ↑Fri Jul 20, 2018 6:19 pm Don't kill the snakes. If you walk around them, they wont pester you at all.

There are plenty of water moccasin and rattle snakes to go around...nobody will miss couple here and there that I shoot.

For the canned hog hunt you can legally use any size mag and any kind of ammo.
Doesn't mean 30 round AR mag stuffed with 62gr FMJ is ideal...just that it's not illegal.

It's too expensive!!

Is this any different than buying some sheet metal with holes on it and making AK receiver and then assemble a AK using parts kit?
Home made AK is legal and has no serial number on it. You just can't sell it.

Some suggestions... If you were born on or after June 1, 1975 you'll have to take Hunter Safety Course to hunt on public land. It's usually a 3 day course (used to be 3 anyway) offered free to public by FWC. It's a lot of boring stuff but there are also a lot of good information in the course and yo...

Me too

Bunch of your guns are broken...better get them fixed

See if you can find somebody in your area who will let you tag along. You can't learn hunting on TV or watching computer...you gotta get out and just do it. When you put some time into and actually doing it then it starts tocome together. The big problem in South FL is finding a place to go out and ...