The USA has labelled both Canada and the EU as threats to their "National Security" in order to justify new duties declared by their military Commander-in-Chief on the international trade of steel and aluminum. So I suggest that USA made products such as firearms and ammunition should be sold exclusively within the USA so Canada and Europe can help our esteemed neighbour defend themselves and improve their national security. Sadly, I have come to the conclusion that Canadians and Europeans...

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H-S Precision PTD/PRO TAKE DOWN HUNTER in .270 Win w/Leica scope.
Has been professionally custom cerekoated in camo pattern and bolt anodized etc. Comes with Leica scope and at this moment the exact model isn't coming to mind so ill have it dig it out to pull model off of it. This rifle is a typical HS Precision shooting one ragged hole at 100 yards and only has approx 2 boxes fired thru it at the range, never hunted. Both of these HS Precision PTD rifles that I have up for sale are...

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All,
Just got back from a wonderful trip to Zim. Went into JNB and then on to VFA. No problems outbound. Used Gracy Travel and between them and Delta our bags got checked all the way through.

Coming home my checked bag and my buddy's bag were clearly entered. I got away clean, but someone ravaged my buddy's bag. Took several clothing items and one more expensive piece. So remember to keep your nice items in your checked bag or gun case. Consider your checked luggage as a target...

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A question to the AH group:
A thought has been occupying my mind for quite some time now: I would absolutely love to participate in a brown bear or grizzly hunt in Alaska—specifically as a companion.
Before anyone starts hyperventilating:
My goal is not to shoot a bear myself.
The stalk, the wilderness experience, and the photography alone would make the entire trip worth it for me.
However, the costs for a non-resident bear hunt in Alaska fall into a price range that my bank account...

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This awesome rifle was built by the prominent Scottish gun making family, the Ogilvies in approx 1865-1870-ish for a prominent family member who held a few titles thru out his life mostly in Canada/Yukon territories, William Ogilvie. He was a surveyor and was all over the AK and Yukon territories back in the later 1800s and hunted while on these surveying missions. This rifle was built by the family of his father who was a Scottish immigrant (his mother was an Irish immigrant). He was...

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