On their website, there are three dealers in the USA. Also, the ecorider disel motorcycle looks like a lot of fun also. There was one at the TTHA Hunter's Extravaganza two years ago in Fort Worth, but I have never seen or heard of once since. Here are some photos.

We are down here at the San Antonio National Shooting Center watching all the kids compete in the 4H State Championship. Just finally getting to an internet connection with my computer and camera side by side....

To finish "my version" of the story...

Justin Blalock took the shot and missed. The hog jumped and ran into the brush. We talked about how he missed. I was surprised he missed because he did everything right that I could tell. Maybe because the gun has a 1.5 lb jewel trigger, and his finger probably weighs that much? Maybe because this was the first time he ever aimed a gun at a living being and he "felt" that "feeling" in his core being? Regardless, I was happy to have set the hook in another young hunter because he started begging for the hog to come out, for another hog to appear.

The deer came back out within 15 minutes. They kept an eye on the brush where the hog ran so we sat watching for the boar to step back out into the clear. Some deer walked up on us from behind and snorted and he jumped out of his skin - caught me a little by surprise because they were only about 30 yards away when they snorted.

Bats came out with the sunset - this was a first for him to see.

Frogs started to make their sound - this was a first for him to hear.

The sun set and we called an end to another day of hog hunting.

This is a photo of where the hog walked down to the water to wallow.

MG Arms: The Ultimate Light Weight Rifle.

Kerry O’Day is the Owner who trained with the renowned Master Gunsmiths P.O. Ackley and Ron Freshour.

I think when you walk up to someone at a “Trade Show” and are not “acting” like you are going to buy their product that people immediately think you are trying to get them to buy your product. It is interesting to me and I think my grandfather was right, “Free has no value.”

Our site is free to Texas Hunters, Fishermen, Guides, Outfitters, Land Owners, and supporting service providers because other people are willing to pay to advertise to you. Our main concern is trying to make sure that the advertisements you see are about products and services you are interested in learning more about and maybe buying.

Even though I was graciously provided with a “Press” badge by TTHA, I think people in this day and age are really skeptical about why you would talk to them if you are not trying to either buy or sell something.

For the record, I had a very interesting conversation with Mr. O’Day. He is obviously a very talented man and his guns are not only beautiful, they are lighter than the computer I carry in the field. They are literally so light that it is hard to explain other than to hold one and dream.

We discussed a number of caliber, ballistic, accuracy, and number of shots per unit accuracy (I am sure there is some gunsmith term for that) issues that I have been thinking about and it was evident that he knew the answers to a level of detail that I am willing to believe he has actually shot every combination of caliber and load we discussed.

We also talked about the cost of whitetail hunting in Texas becoming to expensive for the average hunter and I shuddered at the proposition that hunting whitetail outside of Texas was cheaper for a Texan than hunting whitetail in Texas.

I am excited that Mr. O’Day told me he knew the Guide I am going to bear hunt with in Alaska and actually told me that not only have they hunted together but that the daughter of the guide was actually featured on a magazine holding his rifle during a trophy hunt. Although the hunt is four years away, I am goofy excited!!!!!

Mr. O’Day mentioned that he has written for several magazines and I asked if he would consider republishing a product review of his guns on our site. I hope he reads this and responds. If you contact MG Arms, let them know you came from texashuntfish.com.