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Call it what you will. It's all good!

Since I probably won't be shooting any time soon, I decided I want to pick up archery. Can anyone recommend somewhere that I could use a bow? I'm aware of the WMA in Chester, but I haven't taken Hunters Ed so I don't have a hunting license. Unfortunately their location and guest policy are practically ideal too. Also, if someone could point me in the right direction to get a new string for my bow that would be great. I have an old recurve that I got without a string. If it isn't worth it, I will just borrow my dads compound bow.

Ronson lighters are cool, but not worth as much as a Zippo because of the name. Excluding the Bicentennial Zippo most of those lighters would fetch $30-50 each without a box. Not a bad collection.

Or Mosin-Nagants..

Edited. Posted by mistake.

Better question is, is he hiring and whats the employee discount? I'll engineer stuff for ammo.

There is nothing better than a S&W in terms of quality, other than perhaps Colt. Ruger doesn't make a bad revolver, but the quality on a S&W is simply better. If you can buy an older S&W made with forged parts, do it.

I'm looking to buy a .38 or .357 K Frame in the $300 ballpark. 3" or 4" barrel. Something like a Model 10, 13, 64, 65, etc. No lock, no MIM models preferred. Also no DAOs please. There are oodles of Ohio DOC 64's on GunsAmerica, but I like buying locally. Thanks. I have a permit and FID. located close to RTSP.