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That's spittin' em out Willard. I don't know if any of mine are capable of that.

Good deal! I couldn't imagine it being too complicated. Never heard of a Cooey Willard. Pretty much every truck you pass here during hunting season has a rifle and a shotgun in the rack or on the seat.

I can remember hunting with a single shot 12 gauge as a boy and I almost hated to pull the trigger. I feel his pain with the shotgun. I bought my wife a Rossi .38 revolver many years ago and it has been good little gun. You might want to read some reviews on the Trifecta, it looks like some...

Me too, sadly shot a lot of skeeterhawks off the clothesline too. I'd like to see all the bb's I shot as a boy gathered in one pile. Somebody walking around the farm with a metal detector would've had a fit.

Looks like a great gun Stephen. Their guarantee is the best in the biz too. If I get a grand young'un before I die, that'll probably be my choice.

I'd go with a decent quality gun Jim that they can pass on down, saying it belonged to their ol' Papa Jim. I'll never forget the Marlin bolt single shot that was under the tree for me one Christmas many years ago. I actually sold that gun as a dumb young man but miraculously tracked it down and...