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arjunky

Honestly, some variation of the 700 would be first choice. Savage's shoot, but I don't like the looks other than maybe their classic (I think that's what they call it).

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arjunky

Very.

How have you been Victor, still cold here by the way. Suppose to be +5 tomorrow. Woohoo.

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arjunky

Just worn off case coloring looks like to me.
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arjunky

Just talked to Chad. He has the shorter one. I put a couple mags through it and seemed pretty accurate, considering me

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arjunky

Take as many as you have at that price.

Late 50's early 60's?
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arjunky

It's not an easy road for sure. One I do not wish to be on again at 46. All the Best, Wishes and Prayers my Friend.

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arjunky

If your talking about the downsized version, Rafter-7 has one, works great. Haven't had it on paper, but seems to shoot everything thrown in it so far.

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arjunky

. We are suppose to get rain on top of our foot of snow tomorrow. Yeehaw. Wonderful weather this year.

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arjunky

Done
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arjunky

I wish Ruger would make a 96/223 that used AR mags.

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arjunky

Done,
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arjunky

For the best, always.

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arjunky

Sorry for your loss, Done.

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arjunky

What was it and what couldn't they fix?
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arjunky

I haven't seen a pre 64 minty one go for less than 2 for quite a while. Probably since the 90's around here.

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arjunky

J Miller wrote:Nice rifle, but .... what's that round thing sticking out of the muzzle?

Joe

its a cartridge rifle but it's still a muzzleloader. Its a false muzzle/starter.

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arjunky

Mescalero wrote:Want to deal on some .32 Long brass?

Do you need some? I think I have at least 500.
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arjunky

This reminds me I need to work harder on Chad to get his 16-4 (32 mag, but still shoot longs) so I can start shooting all the brass and bullets I've collected over the years for a caliber I've never owned.

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arjunky

What rifle? I missed it if mentioned before. 32 has always interested me for some reason.
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arjunky

casastahle wrote:Very cool rabbit hunt.
Awsome country side.
Nath, that you in this video?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SMKNWwEWHzQ

Video say it's a 17 HMR. Youtube does have some with the 17 WSM though.

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arjunky

Just seen some ammo at Wally world today for the first time. 20grainers, qty 50 for $14.89 or $15.89 can't remember . I think it is cool but I would want to handle one of the Savage Bmag rifles first to check how heavy they are, but I haven't seen one yet. There isn't much too them. Got to be less ...

arjunky

http://www.amoskeagauction.com/100/6106-46.html

It was on display for the upcoming auction.
I dared him to buy it.

Doubt it will work though.

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arjunky

As always Prayers and all the best for you and yours.
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arjunky

I've got the 1986, but it says The Rifle America Loves.

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arjunky

Still nice to see you around once in awhile Terry.

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arjunky

My stepson has one. It's been a pretty decent gun.
Ruger has a new entry bolt gun, carbine or rifle, in lr or magnum and they come with a simmons scope for $240. At Scheels locally. It takes the normal rotory magazine.

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arjunky

Actually with the Sun out it's not too bad as long as you can keep moving.
Not too hard to do picking garbage.

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arjunky

They were predicting -70 with the wind. Glad we have a heat wave today. They even cancelled most schools statewide.

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arjunky

Never seen a lever before. Always wished Ruger would have made a 96 in one. I bought a Savage 40 years ago with all the brass and bullets to build a load, but haven't had time to play with it yet.

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arjunky

Just wondering if anyone has tried, we have a chance to buy some 8 pounders reasonable.
Sounds like 2 grains in .38 and about 3- 3.5 in 45 acp is plenty.

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arjunky

Griff wrote:A new year is surely the time for a new beginning. With all the past forgotten, or at least put away. Prayers for a blessed 2014.

Amen.
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arjunky

It's about as close to family a person can have without being blood related.

As far as the insanity I thought it was a prerequisite.

Great bunch of guys.

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arjunky

That paper wasn't that long ago was it

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arjunky

I wasn't going to but....... I bought Victor's 30/30 awhile ago for rafter-7 and well...... It is a dead ringer for the one my grandpa had. Well..... long story short Chad got something else and I got another 94.

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arjunky

Mescalero wrote:How many people know what a SWAG is?

Me, me, me. And no there were 3 bottles.

Still 2 7/8 left. Honest.

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arjunky

Mescalero wrote:Where do you get this stuff?

I think his mind just projects it and it appears.

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arjunky

I've always told you I do what I'm good at.

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arjunky

We had Christmas for the kids tonight. Chad has to goto the in-laws this week.

I know he will enjoy the quality time.

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arjunky

Tonight is for the friends. Me and Moron went outside to "relieve ourselves" and we came in after -25 O F and his glasses frosted up ... and it looked like two pee holes on the snow could"nt see a thing

. 2013 is something special...

^

Brother from another mother

arjunky

First, if you want to shoot trap, you are handicapping yourself with a 20 ga. The smaller gauges are for experienced shooters. Sell what you have outright and go and buy yourself a new shotgun with a vent rib with interchangeable chokes. It does not have to be a $1,000 gun. You need the gun to &quo...

arjunky

I you are trying to stay with a couple, 4227 for smaller and 4198 or 3031 for the larger. Might not be ideal but would get you by fairly well. If your just looking for one 4198 or similar burn rate powder would cover it
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arjunky

Griff, You knew we would take a joke like that with "Salt and Lime" toung in cheek. :lol: ^ Was pretty sure, it bein' Sat. morning & all... but sometimes, a Friday nite can last a LOT longer than some can imagine! Not last night, but some nights we've had issues on gunbroker. Last tim...

arjunky

We'd never heard of this stuff before. New Cashwise store in town. It's Actually not too bad, considering it's a no name Canadian import.

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arjunky

I have been a little busy starting a new company for the last 5 years and have pretty much just had one big mess in the basement. Chad, Rafter-7 was nice enough to work for a few days and put my loading room in motion. He mounted all my cabinets, bench and built shelves for all my accumulation of st...

arjunky

Done.
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Done.
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Done.
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arjunky

38-55 will have more, it's just a longer blown out 30-30.
.375 has thicker walls.
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arjunky

Wasn't he too busy to take on more work? Seem to recall, maybe?

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