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Wow!! Murphy's Law is alive and well!!

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One telephone call from your attorney to the owner of the shop. "Hi, I'm James Blowhard, attorney for Joe Miller whose firearm your shop totally screwed up. Tell me what you are going to do to make it right with Mr. Miller". You will have a new rifle before sundown.

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Thanks, Andy, you were a big help, I ordered from them just now, much cheaper than the other place.

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I have a collection of almost all the American Rifleman magazines from 1930 to 1949. They are very interesting to me, particularly because the technical articles are so much better than today's, the authors back then gave their readers credit for being able to read and comprehend! A glance through t...

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Thanks, Pete.

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Looking for a Lyman 17a with the .494 height. All suppliers are backordered. Anybody got one? Thanks.

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What JReed said.

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Bigahh, this article may be of help to you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_sight#Aperture_sights

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Last fall I bought 3 cases of flat black spray paint for our silhouette range, got 'em at Wallyworld. The grey haired lady who checked me out had to see my ID to make sure I was old enough. We shared a chuckle over the situation, as we were about the same age.

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Yup. The Marlin.

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I have two older rifles that I shoot quite a bit and were shot quite a bit before I got them. In both, there is some whiteish deposit or something in the grooves of the rifleing. It aint lead. They wont budge regardless of what I do, JB wont touch 'em, same for Flitz, same for Sweets, etc. What is t...

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Great idea. Thanks.

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Grizz wrote:
Are the roads closed to travel?

Not that I know of, but I'm not gonna go up there and find out, either.

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Think I'll just stay in Yuma for another month before heading home!

http://www.wyoroad.info/highway/webcame ... ander.html

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Here's one at Track of the Wolf. http://trackofthewolf.com/(S(1po03tbzj2 ... =10&Page=2

Cabela's has 'em too.

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Thanks.

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Have you tried Dixie Gun Works, they have tons of unusual items like that.

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OK, how do I access that info, I can get the PDF but it wont show me those particular pages, I can only get 16 pages.

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In movies, in TV documentaries and in oldtime photos, the cowboys are wearing big ol' leather cuffs on their forearms. Exactly what is the purpose of those cuffs ?

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I have one for the Marlin 39a, it is EXCELLENT, more than you ever wanted to know about the rifle and how to care for it.

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A wonderfuly role model for America's youth. Here's a salute to her!!

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Here's a poll we are winning, your help would be appreciated.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... 36400874=1

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Old Ironsights wrote:Oh, if only they would do a detatchable box magazine that would hold more than 4...

I'd give a left nut for a 99 MBR...

Sounds like you might want to be careful what you wish for!!

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JWG, if you are installing a tang sight, have you considered just putting a dovetail filler in the rear sight dovetail, Brownells has them for just a couple bucks or so. You were correct on measureing the front.

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What jengel said.

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Got a link for that, Boge?

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That is just SO wrong!!!

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My dime is on it being fired in Mosin-Nagant, 7.62x54R.

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My avatar is the ribbon for the Vietnam Service Medal.

My signature block comes from the website Militarysignatures.com

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I have one that has been in the family since the 1930's, it was owned by my older foster brother when he was a young cowboy in the Dubois WY area before WWII. It eventually passed to me. It is very very used, as you might expect for a rifle that spent years in a saddle scabbard. I now use it for Met...

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Pete44ru wrote:[when a veteran needs a copy of his DD-214 for employment purposes.]

Perish the thought.

Roger that!!

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After I retired from the Air Force and moved back to my home in Wyoming, an old high school buddy invited me along on a antelope hunt. I went over to his house about 0430 to pick him up and he already had a beer in his hand!! He went through about 3 6-packs that day. I was amazed and dismayed and ne...

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That sure beats "die Nutzlastaufbaukraftstoffverhaltnis" Noah So does this one: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotameteaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu is the Māori name for a hill, 305 metres high, close to Porangahau, south of Waipukurau in southern Hawke's Bay, New Zealan...

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Hmmmm, looks vaguely familiar!!

( we live in Lander)

Very nice shots, and aren't we blessed to be living in God's Country!

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Good job, Bitmap, another shooter added to the ranks. Glad to see the eye and ear protection, too many people think it isnt needed with "just a .22", but it sure is.

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I agree with Hobie, it's YOUR rifle, make it for you. The 25-20 is a neat little round, lots of fun and cheap to load. The 25-35 is a whole lot better than you might think. It was a seriously competitive round back in the 1920's and 1930's, used in many custom single shots for varminting and what be...

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Tycer, those are kind words appreciated by all. Thanks. Dont be ashamed of all you have, be proud!! This is OUR country, built by the toil of millions of hardworking Americans and defended by millions of others. We have EARNED what we have, we are still the envy of the world, and people are literall...

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Yuma gunshow this weekend had a table selling Girl Scout cookies, plus the tables full of junky Chinese swords, crappy jewelry, worn out camo GI clothing, etc. Still, there were some guns if you looked hard!

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Best thing to do is consult with your optomotrist. Tell him what you need to do. A good set of safety glasses with your prescription should not be hard to come up with.

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Must be some more of that global warming we keep hearing about.

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Big ol' golden eagles will attack larger animals and kill them. Sheepherders in the west for years were armed and under orders to shoot every one of them they saw and raid their nests due to sheep losses. I dont want to cry BS on this, but I have some doubts as to the authenticity of that video, at ...

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Big question is what to do with the sights. I like the Lyman 66, not sure what else it out there for the 39. For silhouette, almost everyone of my acquaintance uses the Marble's tang sight and a Lyman 17a with the wide post. I have a Marlin 30-30 that had a Lyman receiver sight on it, I didnt like ...

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Thanks, Pete.

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I have loaded hundreds and hundreds 44-40 and 32-20 with Lee dies and cant see a darn thing wrong with them and would buy them again.

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Yesterday, Friday, we had 29 shooters at our weekly Smallbore Lever Action Silhouette shoot. Perfect weather, started off at 0830 at about 60 degrees and about 80 by noon, with mild breezes. Managed a 33x40 with my 39a and 18x40 with my Sako 78 on the smallbore targets. About half of us went to lunc...

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I would rather be beaten with a stick that go to a car lot.

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Since you are not interested in shooting any kind of targets or competition, I wont bore you by telling you what a great cartridge it is for lever action silhouette.

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I have a CZ 527 Hornet, very accurate with 35 grain Hornady vmax and Lil Gun powder. Getting close to 3000 fps, great red mist factor. Also, I have a Savage 23 in .22 Hornet, it likes the 4227 powder better and shoots almost as well as the CZ, which is pretty darn good for a rifle made in 1932. I ha...

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