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The best way to stop charging p-dogs is to take away their credit cards. :roll: Waa Haa Haa, That is a good one. :lol: :lol: :lol: The 1st Annual Leverguns.com P Dog Shoot sounds good to me. When and where? I have a bunch of dogs here but I would need to do a bunch of leg work to coordinate a coupl...

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You can never be too safe or have too big of a gun.

My backup P dog gun is a Savage 12 BVSS .223 with an older Burris 6-24 Signature scope. That way I can plink at em at long range before they get into charging distance. Gotta use bonded bullets though.

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I remember seeing this when I was a kid. I think that it dates to the mid to late 80's.

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Tycer wrote:who carries strike anywhere matches. The grocers no longer do.

Good point. I have not seen them around for several years.

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Griff wrote:420grainers for P-dogs? Isn't that like an artillery barrage?

Nope, ya just gotta sneak up on em. They got eyes of a hawk, the nose of a cape buffalo and the nerves of a lion!

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Watch out, they are deceptive little buggers. I use a 420gr hard cast bullet out of my 45-70 and some of them need a second shot.

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Just do this: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l147/jengel300/leverguns%20stuff/DSC00673.jpg Leverscout Mount, Leupold QRW rings, Leupold 2.5x Scout Scope and XS Ghost Ring sights. This setup would be excellent for you because the forward mounted scope is extremely fast, especially when you keep bo...

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Before I left the Sheriff's Office in June 2005, I was the armorer and firearms instructor for our 15 officer department. I was also on the SWAT Team and bought more ammo for the extra practice there. I ordered from a small company called Rafter 7 out of Dighton Kansas and the Police Department orde...

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Thanks. I will be sure to pass it on to help his campaign.

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Looks like you have to be a forum member to view the post. Copy and paste maybe?

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Ya got me on that one.

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No LCD tv here. They showed a close up of the scale pan with the powder in it.

Now that I'm getting paid what I'm worth, well, almost, I might get one of them LCDs after the vehicles are paid off.

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Thanks for the link OI. I went online to request my fathers information. I have the original DD-214 but I wanted to see if there was anything different on it. I did find some papers today that were my fathers fitness reports. It is really neat to see that he was a good man that led from the front in...

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It's not a western but Death Wish III is on now. I have not seen it for many years but it was interesting that there was a scene where Charles Bronson reloaded for his .475 Wyldey with RCBS equipment. I didn't remember that. Looked like the powder was extruded.

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But that's way at the other end of the state. We have one here in Colby this weekend. It is usually pretty good. If anyone is traveling I-70 this weekend, PM me and I'll meet ya there.

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I'm glad I belong to this forum. Thanks guys.

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My avatar is one of my nicest packing pistols, the Ruger Blackhawk .41 Mag with 4 5/8" barrel made in 1976 in a Three Cross holster and an Oklahoma Leather belt. The signature line of CQ DX de KC0HBR is a ham radio morse code thing that says I am looking for distant stations. The web site is th...

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Wes wrote:The buddy blew Terry's leg off below the knee with a 454 Casull. Lesson learned the hard way.

Two quotes come to mind - "being stupid should hurt" and "Here's your sign".

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This has been bugging me for a long time and I wanted to voice my concern and opinion. Since I have left the county and have moved into the fascinating world of private business, I have talked to a lot of people that did not know I am ex-LEO and the conversation most always turns to guns and hunting...

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That will do it.

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Looks like it was fired in a 30-06 chamber or something. Deffinately not fired out of battery in a 30-30. It would have blown if it were out of battery that far.

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If you remember in "Hell, I Was There", Elmer Keith said that the Golden Eagle was the most prolific preadator of young game that he had seen. He also makes reference to it in "Rifles for Large Game". It looks to me like it would be valid.

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Perhaps others would like to chip in and provide some positive feedback for you to contemplate...so I start the ball rolling by giving you my two cents worth by knowing you through this forum for the last several years. Ganjiro: You are an important individual to many people. Ed Ji: I admire your p...

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We're lookin for help at the shop at $12/hr. That may not sound like much but it is pretty darn good for our area. Housing is cheap (4+ bedroom for <$50,000) and prairie dogs are plentiful. I think that everything happens for a reason. I hope that soon you will fall into something that you will real...

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For the T-Rex, I would hold for a neck/brain shot. This would be with a .50 BMG from 500yds+. I would use a 9mm with one round of ammo for backup in case he got within 100yds. 1 shot to the head should do it.

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NW Kansas and I currently work for a local corporation as the manager/gunsmith for a new gunshop. Website is below. We hope to be open for business on or by May 1. We will be a dealer for the Benelli family, Liberty Safes, Glock, Springfield Armory, Savage, Rock River Arms, Kings Shadow Camo, CRKT K...

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That's a nice place to live. I would much better live there than the Denver area. I live about 3 or so hours from Co Springs. There are a few members on here that are from that area.

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I live in NW Kansas and we have both species. I can't tell the difference between the two. They both eat the same food out here. I have had mule deer that was raised in sage brush country and they do taste a bit gamier. I think that if you hunt river bottoms in Colorado, they would be a bit better. ...

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Pretty neat little gun. Gotta figure in the $200 tax stamp too.

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One of the things that I have only recently come to understand is the "Extreme" powder line from Hodgdon. I have been using H335 in my 45-70 and I think that I will change to H322 due to the temperature extremes that I shoot my 45-70 in. This year, I have shot it at deer in 17 deg to prair...

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The Hornady cases are from the Leverevolution ammo. They are shorter to make up for the longer FlexTip bullet.

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If you look at Brownells schematics, there is part # 67 which is the barrel retaining pin. I bet it is a snug fit and pinned in.

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I am really happy for you guys. I wish I was there. Great post.

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I was able to log on. I thought I had more posts than that. Oh well, I like the background of that one better. Don't get me wrong, I like it here. The active topics button was sure nice, especially with the auto-reload feature. I set it on 1 minute reloads to keep up to date on current happenings. I...

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KC0HBR (General Class) in NW Kansas here. Before I took this gun shop manager job, I was the Emergency Management Director for my county. I started an Emergency Communications Team that performed RACES, ARES and SKYWARN duties. Had a lot of fun doing it. Congrats.

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The key to shooting a Glock effectively is TRIGGER RESET. Keep the trigger pulled after the shot and then only let off until you reset the striker and then pull again. As with any striker fired or any gun with trigger pretravel, if you feel the trigger move all the way back, you're not jerking it.

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Good post. Thanks.

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Thanks for tracking this post down. I see both sides of the fence on this one. I too think that the current education system may be "dumbed downâ€

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Colby is in the NW corner of the state, about 4-5 hours from Wichita. We are about 45 miles from Nebraska and 54 miles from Colorado. I hope that we can go next year. Ain't never seen big water yet.

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Hey CowboyTutt, you going to Orlando next year? I think that we probably are.

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He walked right by us. My boss didn't recognize him at first. The line for autographs for Ermey was quite long. Would have been great to shake his hand but I was exeptionally happy to shake Walt Berger's hand. That man is a legend. I stopped by the Trinidad State Junior College Gunsmithing booth and...

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About the only other thing that I saw was the matched set of Uberti Cattleman .45 Colt revolvers. They have the same serial numbers, only to be appended as L and R at the end of the numbers. I called my Benelli rep and put a set of them on my order. They are not on the website yet but I do have a fl...

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Next year we really ought to have some kind of identification system for forum members. I met Jeff and Boge Quinn and that was the only confirmed member of the forum that I could identify. I was kind of neat though, Jeff drives right by my shop on the way to Sturgis. Good guys them Quinn fellers. Th...

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Ji, if you swing north a couple of states, I have a Marlin 336 30-30 and a Winchester 45 Colt you could pick from . If you're really nice, I might be talked out of my Guide Gun with Leupold Scout Scope, maybe.....

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Here's me with my Las Vegas PD shirt on. (coincidence? I think not!)

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Good pick Hobie.

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Sure looks a lot like my rifle that is a replica. It's hanging on the wall right now.

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I will be there. We fly out of Denver on Friday and fly back to Denver on Monday. I'm 6'4", 250 with a redish color goatee. I'll be lookin for ya.

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I have the same problem.

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I would like to know that information too.

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