I sold firearms for a living, new and used, never ever had an issue on ammo. The one thing I did find, living in Alaska, is that some people use oil, no matter what kind of gun oil, never leave oil on the firing pin or spring. I too, use Tetra oil, the best out there. After I 'soak' the pin and spring in the oil, I wipe clean. I found that oil will freeze, and the pin will not strike as hard as it should. Both in hand guns, and long guns, tetra oil will penetrate the metal, and will still protect the metal to metal. So much that if you wipe the blueing with this oil, you might not be able to get it reblued. The molecules are so small, it will penetrate the pores in the metal, and gives no place for the blueing to hold to. Some guns prefer one type of ammo over others, but should still fire all. For accuracy, try using two types and find which one the firearm likes. Even the same everything, if you don't use the same 'lot' of ammo, it might be off. One of my rifles, from a bench, shoots a five shot, one hole only, using some of the cheapest ammo, but switched to expensive stuff and the shot was a bit larger. Remember, even porn stars get better thru practice!

I say its presentation!! A friend of mine and I went out, and out of the 56 fish we caught, he caught only 4 of those. Using the same equipment to a point, I even pointed out a spot that should hold a fish. He tried several times, nothing. I threw out to the same spot and netted a fish. I was using the same line, just different rod and reel, but I presented the bait like the fish wanted.

I use complete braid, 40lbs. On divers and worms, it sinks a bit slower, but doesn't bother me a bit. I tried 20lb braid and it is not good. The line sinks into it self, and will not cast, or if you try to push it, the line will bird nest...….a lot. If you do use a leader, remember to cut some off if the lure is deep inside and the teeth rubbed on the line, that will be the weakest part.

I agree, used the spinner bait in the past, but switched to chatter bait with a trailer, and have caught more fish, in less time, and with less snags. So many ways you can fish it. Fast, slow, drop and flutter, and the one I catch the most on is the twitch and stop.

Living in the south, most carry, without a permit, some open, some concealed. I am building a deck in the back of the house, and I have one on me. I live in the country, and you hear gunshots most every day. I take mine fishing, for snakes, gators, and like the snapper I caught this past Saturday about 23 pounds.

It is hard to find, but I try to buy American, the pasifun is all china built. Lews would be my first choice.