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Looking at the hammer, I vote for the Smith.

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I like it here.

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Binocular?

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Yay!!

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Ji, you need a heater in HI?

That was my question. I thought Paradise was always, well, paradise.

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Great project!

These are my 38-55 projects, one is where you're headed.

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Can you "splain" de dead frog thing?

Am I remembering correctly calling that a Creedmore position?

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Cool

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I had planned ealier in the week to hit the range instead of the show but my buddy needed to get away for a few hours after spending all of the past week at the hospital with his infant grandson who was on life support (no update as of yet, support was to be terminated at 1500 today as he is clinic...

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Nothin' OT about that!

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I really like the look of those old revolvers!

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Great!!

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This was not an uncommon experience when I was a student at TTU, many moons ago.

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Monday afternoon:

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Sounds like first place to me!

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I remember him well...

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COOL!!!

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Ouch!

I use power tools like that a lot. Remind me to be more careful.

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Godspeed!

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Howdy!

I don't know Marlins, but welcome to the place!

Somebody will be along that can help in in a bit.

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I am 54 yrs old, and I can't really afford to take another fall like that.

Same here, but I'm not through with the critters yet.

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You need THE Winchester: a pre-war 94 saddle-ring carbine. If it were in .38-55, that'd be the cherry on top!

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41 Redhawk wrote:
As has been stated, wet saddleblankets do wonders.
For those of us inexperienced with horses and ignorant of the term could you please explain what you mean? Thanks

Work the horse till it's wringin' wet.

A lot.

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Ooh, I want one!!!

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Wow, Joe, with all you have going, I bet boredom is never a problem!

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I knew we were a class act!

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WOW!!

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win7094M1, your family is in our prayers.

The shields are different for all the gauges. I have a 12 and a 16, my brother in law has a 20 and Dad has a 410.

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Dad always said the Pyrenees Mountains were the reason the Indians mounted on the right. They learned their initial horsemanship from the Spaniards.

(The Pyrenees separate Spain from the rest of Europe and allowed them to develope several independant habits).

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No coffee?!

Cool history.

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I have two 311s, a 12 and a 16.

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If you make it 16 1/2 inches, you can put 6 in the magazine instead if just 5.

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I have one for a Pieta 1862 in .36 cal. I got it before the one with a loading gate came out. Workmanship is first class, but they are expensive. I wanted to see about getting the plate with the loading gate to go with the cylder I already have, but it was just about as expensive as buying the whole...

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God is good!!!

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It's already a tri-corder and a communicator combined.

Need to work on that phaser part, though...

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Done.

And well done!

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Oh great! Quiche and instructions!
What is this forum coming to?

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Well done!

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I attended a Hunter Education class with my son today. I really needed to be out working at the ranch, but the class was being taught in another town and he asked me to go with him. Good choice! The two gentlemen teaching the course were deliberate in making it interesting. Unlike the session I atte...

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I think the 38-55 will punch a big enough hole and make it deeper (greater sectional density).

I have to admit I have no experience with that bullet, but it would hold true for the 275 gr cast bullet I use.

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If it were mine I'd have Jess rebore/rechamber it to a .375" .38-55 Winchester.

I Jes do mine several years ago. I made no changes in the cartridge guides or anything else.

NO problems.

Jes does a great job and I definately recommend using his services.

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To quote the book title, "Runnels is My County".

As for rain, I got 6.6 inches last week.

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The .41 mag is kinda' like the 32 Winchester Special.

The first handgun I bought myself was a 4 5/8" Blackhawk in 41. I still have it, still love it.

Haven't shot it much since my brother gave me a Uberti 4 3/4" SAA in 45 Colt, though.

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Really cool!

My uncle's father-in-law, who rented part of the old homeplace, was a blacksmith as well as a farmer. I still find bits and pieces of his work around the place.

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Hammer and Bonnie and Clyde. Bonnie was born a hop and a skip from the ranch where my Dad was born and robbed the bank there. If grandpa had any money, it'd a been in that bank. If it rains I'll be shooting some doves there soon!

Rowena?

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So What do you do with an 1886 Winchester in 40-82 Caliber?

SHOOT IT!!!!!

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