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SteveR

Funny how fast time passes, I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up. LOL But if you look at it this way, say I'm 50 now, and when I was a kid, we still had shell and bullets from my Grandparents, so they could now be 80-100 years old.

Steve

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Thanks Griff and 375hh1973, The only time I shot any paper shell, was in 1983, we came in for breakfast one morning during deer season. We left the rifles out in the trucks and cars, no sense in fogging up the outside of the lenses and have to reclean them. Anyway, as we are sitting having breakfast...

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Seems odd to me that some thing I shot as a kid is now collectors items ??? I have saved some odds & ends paper shells, some of the old boxes had neat art work on them I do have a full box of C-I-L Maxum in paper shells, but im not really a collector more like a pac rat ollogger I was thinking ...

SteveR

Now I know why DR's wouldn't see me with my BlueCross/BlueShield. I hate these scum insurance companies.

Sorry to hear Doc, hope you get paid.

Steve

SteveR

I ordered in a scope and mount. I got it all together, went out last night for a couple of shots and it wouldn't fire. What was happening was, it would chamber a round, the bolt would go almost completely down. I then took off the scope and started taking the mount off and as I loosed the screws, I...

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I found some recently and they are I think from the late 20's through the 40's, maybe 50's?

I have Peters, Rem-UMC, Western, and a couple oddball ones.
They are interesting, with the information on the top of the shell.

I would love more information.

Steve

SteveR

Good to know. Funny how just a simple over length screw can mess up an action. Maybe later I can get to the range.

Steve

SteveR

Speaking of eyes, I found this a week and 1/2 ago, its "Lutien", 25mg. I have been taking it since then and it really has helped my eyes in that short time. No more blurriness and distance view is much like it used to be. Steve My multi-vit has 300 mcg....so, that would be .3 MG of it??? ...

SteveR

AJMD429 wrote:
BlaineG wrote:My multi-vit has 300 mcg....so, that would be .3 MG of it???
Yep. 1,000 MCG=1mg.

Thanks, I didn't know the conversion.

Steve

SteveR

Speaking of eyes, I found this a week and 1/2 ago, its "Lutien", 25mg. I have been taking it since then and it really has helped my eyes in that short time. No more blurriness and distance view is much like it used to be. Steve Steve, Please educate me/us on that..is it a prescription thi...

SteveR

Speaking of eyes, I found this a week and 1/2 ago, its "Lutien", 25mg. I have been taking it since then and it really has helped my eyes in that short time. No more blurriness and distance view is much like it used to be.

Steve

SteveR

I picked one up in .233/5.56 for a secondary rifle in case the communists in NY completely ban any semi auto in said caliber. Anyway, I found one at my local dealer and not a great price, but a good deal for NY. I ordered in a scope and mount. I waited all week for shipping, then I got it all togeth...

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Terry Murbach wrote:Sixgunners use everyday ?
At the time, 1910 or some such, he was the editor of THE AMERICAN RIFLEMAN and a highly respected gun expert in his own right. He was also the guy who sort of 'found' Elmer Keith and was Elmer's first editor back in the late 1920'S.

"sixgun".

Steve

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Have been thinking of getting an M1 Carbine to play with and maybe for a home defense gun at some point (while I am comfortable with and carry an AR carbine on duty I figured the M1 would have less muzzle blast inside a room). I am guessing that my best bet would be to find a surplus model but have...

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Very beautiful Jim! May the Lord bless and keep you and yours well.

Many Blessings,
Steve

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What is an Irish 7 course dinner?

Sixpack and a potato!!

Steve

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Steve and 92/94, You guys may know your German and French stuff but I know something you don't know........that the Polish were the first ones to invent the 180 degree U shaped barrel......AND......they claim to be the first ones who used smokeless powder way back in 1962. There!----- :D ----6 I he...

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Darn it Steve, you made me go look it up! :lol: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spitzer_%28bullet%29 French get the prize. That one only stuck in the sieve of my memory because of the irony of it being the French who were first to develop modern rifle cartridges for the rifles so soon to be dropped. I...

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Shasta, I'm wondering about a possible explanation with the Swede. What is the shape of the lead silhouette bullet and what is the velocity at the muzzle you think with both bullets/loads? -Tutt http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1/ironsite/6.520bul_zpseky2r1m9.jpg Tutt, As you can see, the RCBS ca...

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Shasta, I'm wondering about a possible explanation with the Swede. What is the shape of the lead silhouette bullet and what is the velocity at the muzzle you think with both bullets/loads? -Tutt http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1/ironsite/6.520bul_zpseky2r1m9.jpg Tutt, As you can see, the RCBS ca...

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Ysabel Kid wrote:
SteveR wrote:
SteveR wrote:What caliber? 30-06?

Steve
BTT

Steve
Yep!

Neat, where did you find them? Safe for a Garand?

Steve

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crs wrote:Congratulations!
WRT eating fallow deer, they are very tasty, especially does.

Thanks, back a few years ago, a local hobby farmer had some fallow deer, and a few escaped, they seemed to be doing well living on my property. Might see how they taste.............................

Steve

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Please do tell, how do they taste? All I am used to is the whitetail and they can be gamey if not prepared and cleaned well. Steve Any resteraunt venison dishes I've ever had were fallow and they were all good . I remmember reading a John Wooters article a number of years ago and he claimed Axis an...

SteveR

Kind of creepy seeing John Wayne over on the side watching.................................... :o Steve He watches my six when I'm reloading, and guards my stuff when I'm not there! :D :D Don't think you could do much better for a good guard!! This is huge on my to do list, I'm not able to do much ...

SteveR

SteveR wrote:What caliber? 30-06?

Steve

BTT

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AJMD429 wrote:Sixgun you turn my world upside down...

Upside Down.jpg

That did come out a little gay, Doc.

Steve

SteveR

Thank you Terry, I will check with the manuals.
I hope soon to find a mold for a 200gr cast. I bet cast will shoot fine in 35Rem, almost made for shooting cast.
I did find some of those Hornady sqishy point 200gr, hope to do a range report on them.

Thanks again,
Steve

SteveR

Your pipe will be a good thing to hand down to a son or grandson. What do you use for the stem? I know the cob makes the bowl. Do you smoke the corn silk too? Steve I buy the corncob pipes; never made one. I guess one could smoke corn silk -- Lewis & Clark talk about their crew hurrying to a ca...

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I'm a 3d generation corn cob pipe smoker (we're cheapskates). Didn't know until internet exited that those pipes are made from a special kind of corn, grown for making pipes. Your pipe will be a good thing to hand down to a son or grandson. What do you use for the stem? I know the cob makes the bow...

SteveR

Hi Terry,

Good to see you posting again. Would you be willing to share some of you favorite 35Rem handloads?
Also what cast do you recommend?

Thanks,
Steve

SteveR

Kind of creepy seeing John Wayne over on the side watching....................................

Steve

SteveR

What caliber? 30-06?

Steve

SteveR

JB wrote:Michelle Obama after spending time at the Michael Jackson health spa?

No way, that picture Blaine posted is way to hot to look like Moochelle.

Steve

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Nancy Pelosi after John Boehner finished making love to her, after giving in on DHS not funding amnesty?

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Please do tell, how do they taste? All I am used to is the whitetail and they can be gamey if not prepared and cleaned well.

Steve

SteveR

Anyone know what a matchbox is good for??
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after you kick the pelosi out of a Texan,you bury him in it. hahahahaha lol

It's a joke!!

Steve

SteveR

The local Cabella's has a rack full of Marlin 1894s in 44 Mag. I am fightin' me-self hard not to go and make an impulse purchase. Grrr. On that subject, I bought a new pig-sticker from BudK the other day, an 'M48 Kommando Talon Survival Spear'. When UPS delivered it, I had it out of the box for les...

SteveR

Good to know they are approved by the ATF, I was worried about the classification.
I bet one in 460 Rowlands would be a stomp-er.

Steve

SteveR

Good to see you posting Terry! I found a Marlin in 35 rem and would like to hear of any and all loads that you worked up.

Thanks,
Steve

SteveR

Choose your primary care provider carefully. This, I fully agree on. Good advice. I have a PPO type of insurance, it acts like an HMO when the Dr's are in the network, but if not then it is like a Major Medical type plan where I pay the deductible. The best part is I can choose to a point the Dr's ...

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Yes, their policy is to deny, deny, deny. They hope you will give up, pass over into another deductible period, or perish before they have to pay for your expensive procedure. Last time they tried that with me, I simply told them okay....I would run another 20K in tests and then they could take my ...

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Someday I will come down for a visit, maybe we can stop by the brewery and look it over, I will by the beer!! Steve You need to time your visit when Griff can go with you, hint, hint. Good idea! 8) Maybe some of the other levergunners can visit to. I would love to go this spring or early summer. We...

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Labor rates are charged very much differently in the medical community. Insurance companies' contracts specify as little as 25 cents on the dollar vs. what you or I might be charged cash for by a hospital. The insurance companies are not obligated to disclose the deals they get, it's sometimes cons...

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Steve, it is indeed maddening. It is to the point that I can routinely get better service for, and enjoy more consumer protections while servicing my car. To wit: 1. Per hour labor rates MUST be posted in an automobile repair faclility. Not so for a doctor's office. 2. I call up my mechanic, and ca...

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BlaineG wrote:I'm pretty sure Chiropractors are not true docs....

I'm not going anywhere near this one!! lol

Steve

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Unbelievable if someone offed me cash to do work, I would be on the phone in 10 seconds. Nobody can wring extra/excess payment from a cash payment............ I've found that many medical treatments centers have different pricing for insured customers & cash customers. To wit, my wife was speak...

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Because they never get anything right................... :evil: :lol: DocAJ, you are excluded from above. :) You seem to be one of the few good ones out there. Old Savage you too!! Another thing that irritates me more and more, are the people who work in medical offices, you know the ones who do sch...

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Having BTDT, I honestly believe you are overlooking a potential problem. It nothing else works, give this a look. http://www.how-to-repair.com/help/tumble-dryer-drum-not-turning-how-to-repair-and-replace-the-motor-capacitor/ I think he has replaced the entire appliance and had multiple motors repla...

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I just reread your op, it is not anything to do with the appliance, but rather the circuit that powers it. The best advise has been posted; new breakers, new power cord, check all of the connections to be sure they are not loose. Unless someone has been in the breakerbox lately before the problem st...

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Germany's Edwin Rommel came to the US in the 1930's to study Stonewall Jackson's tactics and then used them in WWII, Jackson was a great General and an inspiration to many.

Thanks for posting.

Steve

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