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Prayers sent.

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Prayers for all continue. Last summer Hospice was a God send for us .

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Unintended Consequences was the one by John Ross . My wife found a pdf version and somehow she got it onto the kindle thing. Seems at one time he was not happy with the publisher and put it out there himself. Not sure if that is true or not , but that is my understanding.

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Griff wrote:At the restaurant yesterday, the waitress asked if I wanted coffee... I said, "...no, that's for grownups!" She didn't hear my order 'cause she was laughin'!

Gotta remember that ! My wife kids me about asking for a glass of chocolate milk when we go out for breakfast

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Prayers for all continue.

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And his mother isn't doing anything to fill him in on the truth, so she's just as bad! :x Looks like she may be driving an SUV. Wonder what moms response will be when he starts crying about her driving a gas guzzler! Have no fear Mom will then buy a " green " battery car. That will keep h...

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Looks like good therapy to me.

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Ysabel Kid wrote:Thank you to all who are serving, have recently retired (yes, you JReed!) or served at any time in the U.S. Armed Forces! I very much appreciate all you do and have done to keep my family free and safe!!!

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The Sporting Carbine ( waffle top,not D&T) in .35 Rem. Was only made for 1 or 2 years, 1952 - 53 IIRC. I have one in about 90%+ condition that I value at $800 + . After that they were smooth tops drilled and tapped. Mine is a very good shooter Don't let that one get away. The one I have is a '5...

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I have friends that like their Kindles... guys that didn't hardly read anything before... so, I'll accept that they're a GOOD thing... :P :P . If I saw the size of " Unintended Consequences " I never would have tried to read it , let alone buy it. Between a train trip from here to Fla. an...

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Ysabel Kid wrote:Congrats Jeremy! Thank you for your service keeping us all safe. Can't believe you are retired now (from the Marines anyway).

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Congratulations and Thank You.

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Condolences and prayers for all.

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Sounds like you should hold out for a Wrenchester or a copy . If it does not fit you or feel good in your hands you will forever " Wish it was xxxx " . Maybe the Savage would feel right for you :?: , or an 88 :?: I prefer the Marlin because an 1894 was my first levergun so the transition t...

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A couple weeks ago we took Drifter in to the vet for shots and neutering. Didn't seem to bother him in the least, and he's since stopped "marking" mama's flower pots, garage doors, shrubs, and sidewalk, so she's happy about that. :lol: It hasn't seemed to curb his desire to hunt any, and ...

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Live in MI. Word here is that Marbles failed to keep up with modern marketing. For instance, they kept putting bottle openers on pocket knives 10 years after twist-off caps became universal. Every so often, I run into a bottle top that won't yield to arthritic fingers.... :wink: I just use a bic li...

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JNG wrote:The little Lady and I have brunch on Sundays. Made your biscuit recipe. Was not bad. I do like goose grease in my biscuits. Thanks for the post.

Joe

Goose grease ??

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The band Kansas had a lot of instrumental stuff . Maybe " Cheyenne Anthem " ?

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Pete44ru wrote:.

There's isn't a "no go" person to be had, here.......

Go.

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Sounds like you slept on it and still want to buy it.

No go ??? Nope , didn't see any .
Post pics when you get it home

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It's already tooooo late to tell You to get out, while you can.. or have extra money for trivial things You used to do. there is always just "one" more Lever you will need, you will always be one lever from happy........So Welcome to the Party. :lol: . I've been there for a while but now,...

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"You can't pay too much, just too soon." :wink: About 15 years ago some guy named Jack told me "Guns will never be cheaper than they are right now." I try to share that "wisdom" with as many people as I can, because it has cost me many untold thousands of dollars, make...

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FWiedner wrote:Dude, if it didn't scream "Buy Me!", walking away was the right thing to do.

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You did right. There are millions of them out there. You will find a real nice one for less than he is holding out for. Very true.....any time there's a high production rate on any gun, they can always be found. If $30 meant the difference between buying or not buying it could not have struck you t...

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I resemble the first line in Six' s comment . So , on the rare occasion I do go out with my wife and get that machine thing stuck infront of me. Can I just say " no thanks , a paper bill would be just fine " and expect to get one ? They can still print out the bills correct ?

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Dumb question about the boo rods . If the tip section is split for a foot or so , that makes it not worth the trouble of doing anything with the rod except make kindling out of it , correct ?

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Very Nice

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Last night after the whirled news finished the oscars stuff came on. I asked and the wife agreed , let's watch the next episode or two of Hell on Wheels . Much mo' better.

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For me it was a 39 anything . Had a nylon 77 as my first 22 , got a rem 781 a couple years later so I had no "need" at the time. Spent too long looking for a used one at what I thought a fair price for a tin can plinker :roll: Finally saw one in good shape and paid what the current market ...

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JohndeFresno wrote:
Leverluver wrote:Best use I ever saw for a golf ball.
So THAT's what those annoying things are for. Is that what they call a "birdie?"

I think they call that a " hole in one !"

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Side note , but reading this thread inspired me to call the place I've been getting glasses for over forty years as it's time for a new pair. Apparently , I can still get the glass photogrey high index glasses in an ul approved safety glass

Never liked the plastic lenses.

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Just my opinions : I prefer the Marlins over the Winchesters . They fit me better and I like the one screw removes the lever and bolt design. From what I've seen and read "they" , whatever you want to call them , have been stepping up and improving ( learning ) to make some decent lever gu...

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1st , welcome to the forum ( home you didn't know you had ) ! 2nd , So very sorry for the loss of your son at such an early age. 3rd , That 99 defiantly does qualify here. 4th , It is ok to vent here. 5th, that post above your long one , by Steve Young , there is a reason he is called The Rossi Spec...

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His ribs aren't sticking out so bad after just a week of good eating. We still haven't heard anything from all the "found dog" ads and "shares" of pics we put out there, so I think it's time to make it official and buy him a tag for his collar. http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/...

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HHmMmm , stick a front sight on it and drill it for a Lyman / Williams style receiver sight ....

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Congrats on the 22 8) We hit 21 yesterday ( the 13th ) , next year it will fall on a Friday , the third time since we married in '95 8) Your wife sounds a lot like mine RE. guns , not overly into them but coming along steadily . She too has caught things on tv , movies , or online and pops right up ...

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Are you sure about the blacks and the greys being the same? There's a town about 100 miles from here that has black ones and they are the same size as fox squirrels. :?: Only know about the ones here in NY so YMMV :wink: But yes , the greys and blacks here are the same critter just different color....

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BlaineG wrote:
Griff wrote:
Terry Murbach wrote:God rest your soul, Doc, we'll all be along soon enough, ol' Pard.
+1. That would've been a sight. I've missed his posts...
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. This guy's been hanging around near my backyard for the past 2-3 years, now. http://i354.photobucket.com/albums/r431/pwawryk/DSCN2451_zpsaoxhu1cq.jpg http://i354.photobucket.com/albums/r431/pwawryk/DSCN2455_zpsob87vgq8.jpg . A white "grey " squirrel ? I know the black ones are the same ...

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I'm off to the eye place in a couple weeks. Last trip there they wanted me to do the bifocal thing , I didn't, just got the new distance rx in my glass photo-greys that I've worn since a teenager and take them off to see up close :roll: Will see if they find any cataracts , if not I plan on asking a...

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Old Ironsights wrote:Jess seems to be coming along fine.

Good to see.

Thanks for the pics.

+1 !!!

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We all grew up with her. I'm so sorry for your loss......I only pray your new little hunting buddy will be as wonderful as Tia..... Spent two days trying to reply , words are tough for me to express the sense of loss that I felt reading your post. I could multi-quote all the replies , as they are a...

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AJMD429 wrote:Done. Prayers for her to beat whatever life has thrown at her.

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Done

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My '71 1894 Marlin in 44 mag. It was my first " deer sized " rifle , I've had it since I was 9. Was also the reason I joined this forum 8) It's the one on the bottom sporting Jr's saddle ring sling. http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f59/littlelou66/rifles/IMG_7935-1.jpg I don't know why I...

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AJMD429 wrote:Yeah you're gonna wind up losing that rifle...

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Prayers sent for all.

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Yes a very good read 8) As Earl mentioned there was some " Cliff notes " style editing on the Marlin history side ( the first version of the model 1936 was mechanically identical to the '93 , only the shape of the wood parts were changed :wink: ) But as Earl said , that's just a nitpick of...

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My '71 1894 Marlin in 44 mag. It was my first " deer sized " rifle , I've had it since I was 9. Was also the reason I joined this forum

It's the one on the bottom sporting Jr's saddle ring sling.

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I bought two of Juniors slings , one to use on my marlin 1894 and one for Justin Case . I use the one every year , the other is still in its plastic bag it came in.
RIP Junior.

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I work with a young lady that I have known for quite a few year. I really wanted some facts before I mentioned this to her. I don't want to be cruel or rude but would like to have facts. I think a lot of people are misinformed and tend to think with emotion. Some more facts are in this article from...

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Forget the poison. Those "tree rats" are delicious fried and served with taters n gravey. Better than chicken!! Tempting as that sounds , it seems like it would take a bunch of those grey rats to make a meal that was more than taters , gravy , and a little bit of meat. Those fox rats I ca...

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Great rifle , nice meat for the freezer , and looks like that pup is doing well also !

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