My 2 favorite gun magazines are GUNS and

American Handgunner. Anyway the cover on the new GUNS sorta makes me gag. It is a beautiful Italian copy of the Winchester 1892 chambered in 357 Magnum. It is their Alaskan model and is a take down rifle. The gun is a beauty, smooth and slick and finished perfectly. Then they do something that oughta be against the law. They put a big dead frog looking piece of junk on the barrel. WHY? A classic rifle doesn't need that hunka junk on it.
Sorry for the rant, some things just rub me the wrong way.