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Did you think that you cut your scales too short? You seem to be asking if the should extend to and countour to match the fingerguard. That is probably not done that much. Look at the other knife pics you posted- the scales stop well short of the fingerguard, and are rounded. In addition they slope ...

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If you look real close, doesn't he look like Bill with a beard?

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Isn't there a feedback mechanism on AA? I think I would first write to them and point out in detail the deficiencies that are NOT consistent with a 99.9% rating, and ask for their explanation. Of course it's up to you whether you want to keep it or not. Then if you don't get satisfaction from the se...

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One more tidbit- if you have analog TV's and/or VCR's and you get your signals from an antenna, then you won't have any signals to receive after next year. BUT you can get add-on tuner boxes that will let your old analog TV still work, and in fact you can apply to the goverment for a coupon that wil...

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The tiltrotor has a linkage between the 2 sides so if one engine fails you still are able to turn both rotors. Otherwise I don't think it could fly with just one motor. Well maybe it could fly a little bit in airplane mode. My sister, now retired, worked at Bell when it was being developed so she kn...

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In this part of the country we are serious about our pinto beans. Nothing goes in there but beans, water, and hamhock.

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I have at least 5. I used the Pickett "Texas Speed Rule" in high school. Then in college I bought a Pickett with more scales and it came with the small model too. Then about 10 years I got the idea to get a couple of the K+E bamboo models on ebay just for grins. I know that there are fligh...

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You didn't say what your anticipated targets will be. That might help you to narrow down the cartridge selection.

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That's a good price for that age and condition.

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This is an interesting topic. We occasionally have a rash of home invasions reported on our news, and that causes me to think about home defense. I start thinking that a Glock with hicaps would be in order.

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I don't think shotgun primers are required for handgun use, but I've heard that you should drill out the flash holes a little bit to keep the primers from backing out and jamming the cylinder. But if you drill out the flash holes, mark those cases and don't use them with full reloads again.

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Who is that on hands and knees under the desk?

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If I picked one up and it had a $200 price tag, I would not have put it down.

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My daughter and I would be up for it too.

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I can dream about lots of things. I don't know that there are any that I need, but there are some that I would like to have and some that I would like to have and would actually use. 1) Winchester 86, .45-70, CCH 2) Ed Brown 1911 3) AR15 match rifle for NRA highpower rifle competition 4) Ruger black...

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You think maybe they could LAND THE PLANE first, and THEN fool around with the padlock?

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I shot on the archery team in college, so my idea of archery is a recurve, and pulling the string with your fingers. But OTOH my bow had a metal riser, we used aluminum arrows, the bow had lots of stabilizers and stuff too. I like compounds also, and mechanical releases, but I compete better with fi...

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Unfortunately, fighting evil and fighting stupidity are both continual struggles. This may be part of God's plan, since the world is an imperfect place.

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Check out this one- It is either 1954 or 1955:

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Bead or post, I use the top center as the point of impact. Except when shooting NRA highpower rifle competition and in that case I use true 6-oclock hold with a post. For target shooting, I've read where some people use center hold, and there are even variations on the 6oclcok hold. Depending on you...

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If the seller refuses to sell or cannot sell because he sold the gun elsewhere, then your only recourse is to complain to GB and post appropriate feedback. I have seen lots of ads where the seller stated that the item was also for sale in their shop and could be sold at any time. The seller should b...

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Try some IMR4198 with loads at about 1500 fps or maybe a little less.

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I don't believe in the "will not be rushed" thing. I work hard, I produce a lot of good work, and every bit of it is under tremendous time pressure.

I know that big name gunsmiths usually have a big waiting list, but they have a lot of business too, and they do produce.

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All of this needs to be kept quiet until he has clinched the nomination. Maybe I put too much faith in the average American voter, but I like to think that if all was known about Hussein Obama, he would not be electable.

OTOH we probably already know everything there is to know about Hillary.

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I read all the stuff on their site, and they have covered all of the critical points in knifemaking. I didn't see anything new, except for their method of achieving it. Custom knifemakers have been doing this for years, including forging and differential heat treating. What makes a good knife is not...

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Seriously, what is the B.O.B. for? What are the circumstances when you would use it? I thought the idea was that something happens, you don't have time to get organized and pack, so you grab your bag and run out the door. But I live in the city, and I could grab a bag and take off, but under normal ...

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I've had good luck with the Winchesters and Remingtons with plated bullets. I've also had good luck sometimes with the cheap Federal Lightnings. But you can't tell in advance what ammo a particular gun will like, you have to test them and you might be surprised.

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I went with a friend to someone else's house, and the guy mentioned that he collected SAA's and also musclecars. He said the SAA's got valuable so he had started keeping them in the bank in a safe deposit box. But he had some old leather hanging on the wall- holsters and cartridge belts. He also had...

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THEY SHOULD PASS A LAW!

AND I WOULD DEFINITELY SUPPORT IT!

That law needs to make it illegal for activists to watch any prairie dog hunting.

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AG was a little slow compared to the continuous action shows that we are exposed to, but was very interesting since it was based on a true story.

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but we might drop by on the way back home.

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Ji your welcome here any time. That goes for the rest of ya'll too.

I'm on the west side of Dallas. I'll take you up on that invite.

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There is paper micarta, linen micarta and canvas micarta. For better gripping you can get knives with canvas micarta that is not polished. It doesn't have a real coarse texture but is coarse enough to be grippy. I don't know about stacked leather when actually in use. The Randall's I've seen have ha...

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They are very good knives but they aren't magic. A good knife with collector value is not going to be cheap, but if a person is asking the "is it worth it" question, then the knife might not be worth it for them. Not doubt Randall's ARE worth it for other people. If money is an object, the...

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and they are very beneficial for hunting in bad light conditions.

Make no mistake, there are lots of other leverguns that I don't think look right with scopes on them.

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I've been around people that were drunk, and I've been around people that drank but were not drunk. For the record, I drink a little (1 or 2 beers a week normally) but I'm careful to not mix drinking and driving. When I was in high school I spent a lot of time around the local trap range, plus lots ...

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In the last ones I bought, I discovered that the longer I worked with the salesman, the lower the price got, but it does take awhile and you have to be patient and play the game. Then at some point the price will bottom out and you have to recognize this then decide if you want to buy the car at thi...

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"Best" knife? I don't think there is an answer to that question. I'm a small time knife collector (accumulator?) and these days there are more good knife manufacturers than ever. (More good custom knife makers than ever too.) Cold Steel and Randall were mentioned. They make good products. ...

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I'd like to move out in the desert and spend my time hiking and wearing out Jeep tires. Now I just need to find someone to pay for it.

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.357 mag in the FA revolver is certainly accurate to 200 meters in IHMSA competition. A carbine would probably equal or exceed velocities from the FA revolver. I was looking at a Hornady ad this afternoon for their new .357 mag ammo. I noted that the muzzle velocity for the 18" carbine was abou...

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I've seen this discussed before. Some people thought that the gun was available in America maybe a few months before the Titanic sailed. It would have had to have made its way to the UK during that time too. It is conceivable that a rich person with some pull could have gotten the gun before it was ...

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Back in the late 70's or early 80's. I bought a new SAA for about the price of a common S&W. I sold it to buy something different. I would like to have a SAA now, but nowadays no way am I able to afford one.

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I don't remember the details but it seems that some adventurers (without experience in Africa) went to Africa and one of them decided to shoot a Buff. He had a muzzle loader that threw a big chunk of lead, he got close to a buff and put a big hole in the buff's shoulder. The buff stood there looking...

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I've been impressed by the ballistics of the .260, but for your stated purposes have you considered a .243? And if you have small deer you could even do with a .22-250.

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Most important is to be careful and take your time. Concentrate on what you are doing and do not have any distractions around. You let one of those bars slip and the next one will try to break your arm. I've had to replace several springs for my door. My wife would not let me do it, and forced me to...

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I think the 20" Winchester 94 is best. A lot of them have been produced over a long period of time. It has some of the best attributes of a levergun- handy , reasonably accurate, powerful enough for most hunting. Of course the 92 came first, the 86 is more powerful, the Marlins might be more ac...

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I've heard that joke almost the same way, but the person doing the "squeezing" said that they were a divorce attorney.

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For the parameters specified, I would choose a 6" Freedom Arms in .44mag. This would provide the accuracy and power needed for hunting deer, there is a wide variety of ammo available in .44mag, and 6" barrel is a compromise between practical accuracy and portability. Of course you could do...

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Williams makes apertures with different size holes, so if you want a larger one you can buy one and install it. You can even carry more than one with you if you like.

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I saw the second remake, the sci-fi version. (Star Wars)

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I saw something similar 15 years ago

that's the same weekend as CSA Arkansas

there are different Micarta's

They are very good knives

Scopes are OK on that model

I've been trying to think about this with an open mind.

I don't buy a lot of new vehicles but I've bought a few

Colt SAA

I remember something like this in one of Capstick's books

above all be careful

What do you consider "best"?