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I've always been a rifle hunter since I was little, and it's not that I'm bored of it but for some reason I got the itch this year to get into bow hunting and archery. I need a decent bow able to take down deer and on a budget, any suggestions?

I really want to free float my barrel, but I have the original plastic stock with a bunch of "ribs" underneath the barrel. Would it be useful to free float my barrel with this kind of stock?

I have a bunch of rifles and shotguns and I have a sudden urge to get a handgun, I know for sure I do not want a revolver. I'm thinking either a 9mm, .40 or a .45, I'm going to use it for home defense mainly and take it out shooting whenever I go. I have some experience with semi-auto handguns...

My father in-law gave me a H&R Huntsman .45 as a wedding gift, I own 4 modern firearms but I'm totally new to muzzle loaders. Just looking for some opinions about this particular gun and maybe some tips.

My ol' lady asked me what I want for Christmas this year, and the only thing I could think of is a mew scope for my 700. I need some suggestions on an affordable good scope within $100-$150. Again, my rifle is a Remington 700 ADL .270 Win.

Just gathering information and opinions. IMO the 700 is optimal.

I'm kinda new to shooting so bare with me. I shot a 4 shot group at 100 yards today and the group is 1" wide and 1.5" tall. Is it a 1" group or a 1.5" or a 1.25" group?

I have a 15-20+ year old Winchester 670 in .30-06 and I don't know much about them. The local gunsmith down here told me "Never get rid of that rifle", but didn't tell me why.

I went and sighted in my Remington 700 adl in .270 on Sunday, I started at 50 yards to sight in and my second group was moa. But I fired another 5 shot group at 50 yards and every other shot was to the right, 3 dead center and 2 about 1/4" right. Is it possible that I need to break in the...

My 670 has a deep 1 1/2" long crack in the stock right beneath the bolt handle. I was thinking about epoxying the crack and clamping it together. Would that only be a temporary solution? What would you do?

I'm pretty new to cleaning guns, just wondering if there's any special way to clean and oil a blued finish barrel. Normally I use a patch with a few drops of gun oil, run it up and down the outside of the barrel, then use a clean patch to wipe off the excess oil... correct?

Just picked up a Remington 700, the box says ADL but my father in law says SPS... any way to tell the difference between the two?