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The dent systems should include a small steel ball and spring. You should be able to rob parts form any of the model 70 redfield sight for those. When looking for one on ebay look for a Mauser or Springfield sight to rob as these sell for way less money than one that fits a Winchester or Marlin or t...

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Have to agree with Mike Hunter, Sako Finnwolf. I would put mine up against any lever in a shoot off.

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I do it all the time, works great.

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Here is another place for you to check out.
www.precisiongunstocks.com

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Since there is no market for surplus horses anymore and I have at least one knot headed horse that is nice and fat, how about a BBQ. If enough of you want to come and help eat it.

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It should fit any of the newer 94s. You might need to relieve a little wood here or there or use a little acuglass for a perfect fit. I usually like to relieve a little wood at the very back of the tang, especially if you use hotter loads, insures against stock cracking.

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Here is a picture of a 32 WS built the second year of production (1903) still shoots great, shot a deer with it this past fall. The rifle has been in the family since new. I shoot it in a match once in awhile. http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d70/NDakota7/CopyofIMG_3567.jpg This my other 32 WS that...

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Not a soule but a great sight in my opinion. Easy to read scale and very repeatable settings.
http://www.kermitool.com/ad.html

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You can get ceramic media from this outfit, they are good people. They sell different sizes for differant cartridges. I use the spheres.
Their cleaner called tumble brite work great. https://www.sageoutfitters.com/cgi-bin/ ... &key=68002

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Saw four of them today. Feeding on deer carcasses. Winter here is kind of hard on the deer but the eagles like them.

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General class N0HIC.

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The BPCR matchs vary but some are out 1000 yards, the target on the cutbanck is a dinosaure at about 600 yards if I remember right.

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Lots of talk of cabin fever and such lately got me think about summer and shooting more again. And of course warmer weather. Could have been the blizzard that we got yesterday also. Anyway, thought that I would post a few pictures of some of the matchs around North Dakota and Montana. This one is fr...

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As I mentioned above, I heated the carrier and bent it up. As far as protecting the spring from heat, I use some wonderful stuff call heat stop paste and a wet rag held on the carrier with copper wire wrapped around it. Small tip on the torch heat it up fast and get the job done. Don't take the rag ...

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I tried something similar but couldn't get the epoxy to hold for very long. What works best for me is to heat the carrier and bend it a little.

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This outfit in Mandan, North Dakota makes good ones. We have used their electric ones for several years and they work great if you have electric power where you are branding. When we brand away from power we use home made irons and heat with propane. We also have a set of their freeze brand numbers ...

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Very nice, who did the case coloring job?

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Montana Bullet Works. Good people to deal with. One of the sponsors of this site if I remember correctly.

http://www.montanabulletworks.com/wst_page6.html

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Sorry about the hand. You might want to look for shotgun slings. Some thing like that might work.

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You got two already.

Sorry I just couldn't resist.

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Jason,
Your site looks good. If you came to No. Dak. you could right up about how to extend your ice auger. It has been below zero here for several days. 34 below this morning.
Keep up the good work.

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I got to handle one this summer when I was out on the shooting trial and stayed at a freind's house. He had one in the vault that had come out of a museum that had closed up. It has a three diget serial number.

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Had to shoot a cow that wasn't going to make it the other day so grabbed my brother's lastest purchase (Marlin Cowboy with the the 24 in. barrel in 357). Also grabbed a 38 special box of ammo. Loaded one, aimed, klick. Nothing, pulled the hammer back, klick, still nothing. Ejected the cartridge, no ...

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We run straight number 1 diesel, starting in November. In October you can get by with a blend. I have a tank heater on the loader tractor and have it on a timer so it comes on about two hours before I start. Some times a little shot of ether will be needed to get er going. 20 below I still get thing...

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Anybody heard this? Maybe it is old news, but it is the first I heard about it.

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21 below zero this morning when I was starting the tractor to put out hay. It is up to 16 below now. It is a rare day in North Dakota with no wind so it isn't bad out there. Hydrolics worked pretty slow though.

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I say it is a light issue. I have noticed with mine that on really bright days that shinny jacketed bullets don't alway read. Experiment with some card board over the screens. If there is not enough light it is hard to get a reading aswell.

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My brother owns one that he bought new in 1972. I have used it on several occasions. It is a tackdriver. Used it to take a good antelope, a few deer and a whole bunch of prairie dogs.

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Clymer tools has a reamer design page that gives dimensions but when I just checked it, it is under constuction. I have used it in the past and it was pretty good.
http://www.clymertool.com/design/index.html

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Oregon73,
A friend of mine has been looking for one for awhile, any details on this one?

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I have an 1860 Colt that has the cut out in the hammer and there are little nipples or posts in the cylinder between the chambers that you can set the hammer down on. So it would be safe to load six. Not sure about the cartridge conversions that became popular in later years, maybe they had a simila...

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Everybody gets too hung up on velocity. Chronograph are good for developing uniform loads. "Actual velocity" doesn't really matter. I have played the velocity game with all kinds of Ackley Improved stuff and it was a lot of fun but hard on barrels. In my experience, my best groups have sho...

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Bought my first Marlin 39a in 1968 and would NEVER part with it.

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I have used a PACT for a few years, no complaints. I wouldn't get too hung up on compairing it to factory rounds and what they say their velocity is supposed to be. No two guns will shoot the same ammo at the same vel. Too many other variables, barrel length, bore size and condition, temperature etc...

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I have used both micro groove and ballard cut. Like any rifle, you just have to find the right bullet, the right size and the right lube. When it all comes together the micro groove will shoot cast as good as any.

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Montana Bullet Works should be able to fix up with some that will work. They have a number of 44 bullets to select from. Good people and good bullets. http://www.montanabulletworks.com/

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Sounds like a good idea but they might have a tuff time getting that many signatures. I just read an article about CCW in the Minot, ND Daily paper. If I remember right there are less than 8000 people licensed in the state. There are only 630,000 total. The article in the paper talked about the remo...

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What strategy? I should have sold in Nov. As soon as I load them up it will go down some more.

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I use to carry this one until I traded it away, got another one to replace it but haven't had the time to modify it.

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I just got the new computor hooked up so I figured I better get back on here. Been to busy doing other things like feeding my calves as I watch the price go down. Did the same thing last year, must be a slow learner.
Any way Happy New Year everbody.

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A good tight patch will get a lot out, Butch's works pretty good. Nothing like a Lewis lead remover for the tuff stuff.

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Go see your local Extension Agent. They can help you. Also look at this.
http://extension.missouri.edu/xplor/agg ... g01192.htm

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