Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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It looks like the stock mounted compass that was sold for many years by the Poly-Choke company.

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I am not aware that Missouri has ever had any such state wide restrictions.

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Don't worry about it. Load up. Shoot up. Have fun!

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Tyler T Grips are cool! They look vintage, and they make a small S&W grip feel much better in most guys hands. I love them, but don't see them around ever anymore. http://www.t-grips.com/ I have placed orders in the past and received no response. I ended up searching e-Bay until the correct mod...

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Chestnut.

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sun Feb 21, 2021 12:03 pm Nope , This wood has been used for a variety of things mechanical for years . Ill hold out before adding a better clue.

Dogwood for shuttlecocks.
Elm for wagon hubs and pulleys.

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I replaced the large loop on my "Big Boy" carbine with a standard loop.
The large loop is slower to use, gives no purchase in handling or shouldering the rifle and allows plenty of momentum for rapping the knuckles on fallow up shots.

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These work great for me. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Beretta-glock- ... Sw6zlfjOA7
Unfortunately they are no longer made and I can't find anything similar.

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Old Savage wrote: ↑Fri Jan 29, 2021 12:52 pm The thing to come out with would be the 6.8-30-03 ... oh wait

Another company would just come out with a 7mm-06

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I've been watching this one on GB. It has gone begging twice now. Be my guest. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/883899889

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We have stacks of sworn affidavits from eye-witnesses. We have libraries of surveillance video's from various states, catching them in the act. We have a public confession from their candidate. Why is this farce continuing?

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Several governors and mayors and at least two CDC physicians hanging upside down from lamp posts.

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This is for when everything goes south. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjc9LOBHlkE&t=830s

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I hope the names will once again awaken Americans to the current threat to our freedom.

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BenT wrote: ↑Fri Dec 04, 2020 4:42 pm Those weaver bases looks correct. The one piece base like in Sixguns picture do not work with the new shorter tube scopes. You can't slide the scope far enough back to get good eye relief. Shoot it the way that it is.

I solved that problem with offset rings.

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If it were not for our French allies -- and Spanish arms -- we would still be saluting the crown, and then what gun rights would we have? I cut the French a lot of slack, and their cavalry tactics and artillery designs have been an inspiration to the American military. They have earned the title of...

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Merle wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 10:34 pm There is a company called Havelin that also has Mossberg parts.

https://www.havlinsales.com/ also
https://www.mossbergcollectors.org/

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Socialist, anti-Christian and anti-individual liberty. The French revolution, the ultimate reign of terror by mob rule. Ended only by the imposition of dictatorship.

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As per my first post. The .32 Special can be successfully loaded with cast bullets and black powder. More to the point, modern powder or black, the .32 Special handles cast bullets very well.

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Most bottleneck cartridges work better with smokeless than with BP. The exceptions are the very large bottleneck cartridges like .44-77SBN, which often shoot better with BP. I love the .32 Win. Spl., but wouldn't ever consider it a better BP round vs. smokeless. It will work, but certainly not &quo...

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Learn to reload. The .32 Special was made with cast bullets and black powder in mind. Not really. The .32 Win. Spl. didn't even arrive on the market until 1902 and the first cartridges were loaded with smokeless powder, and jacketed bullets, at high velocity (for that time). I don't believe the .32...

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There is also an over-all length requirement. I believe it is 28 inches.
If you are doing the cutting for someone else beware of ATF entrapment.
A local gunsmith was entrapped by an undercover agent with a trick tape-measure.

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Learn to reload. The .32 Special was made with cast bullets and black powder in mind.

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I purchased a magnum cylinder for my SS Bisley, from Brochardt Rifle Co. http://www.rugercyl.com/ It functions perfectly and is more accurate than the LR cylinder. They are available in 6 or 8 shot configuration. I spoke with Al Story. He told me they had no problems with any New Model Rugers. I als...

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How different could it be from the 6.8/06 aka .270 Winchester?

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It is possible the tack holes could be steamed closed with a damp cloth and a hot iron.
However, I suspect the idiot predrilled the holes. They are too perfectly aligned.

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piller wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 3:31 pm My army boots were worn out. Lot of miles on those Leather Personnel Carriers. It took 3 years to wear the soles on both pair to smooth. All tread worn off.

I got two new pair when I joined the NG on the veterans "Try One" program. One was enough.

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For thirty-eight years, I got a free pair each year from my employer. My choice of brands. Only restriction was safety toe and ESD rated. Now that the last pair is wearing out, I'll have to fall back on my 1970 army boots. Some day I my have to buy a pair of boots.

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Here are a couple of alternatives. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018201020?pid=480426,
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1014693378?pid=818496

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This game is so old, I don't want to play any more.

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Another place there's a lot of 425 expertise is the Savage Collectors Forum on www.24hourcampfire.com/forums. I think there's a sticky at the front of the forum with 425 info. They AREN'T common, that's for sure. The .25 Remington "rimless .25-35" seems to be the rarest. Not sure why Sava...

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Here is one I have been watching. Very loosely based on historical incidents, the twists and turns of political intrigue are addictive. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7094780/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

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I can' say about Keith bullets. I have been loading some commercial semi-wadcutters that look like an RCBS design and my own Lee tumble lubed semi-wadcutters. They function in my brass Henry carbine. As for WFN bullets, I have also used the Ranch Dog 265 grain designed for the .444 Marlin, with no p...

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Using .55 balls from a Layman mold, 90 grains volume of Pyrodex RS, and a .010 patch lubed with Dutch Schultz's dry lube formula, my TC .56 smooth bore will print sub 3 inch groups at 100 yards. Smooth bores can be very accurate with careful loading. After examining my file of targets, change that t...

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If the selector is on the hammer, make sure it fully engages in the lower position. Crud or debris could be blocking it.

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For something a little milder.
For many years I have been using this formula from "Shopsmith" :
2 qt. toluol or xylol;
1 qt. denatured alcohol;
1 qt. acetone;
Apply with 0000 steel wool and remove as much or as little finish as desired.

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One of those replicas is American made. The company has legal ownership of the Henry name. That makes it more authentic than a "Genuine" Winchester made in Japan. ....Except that the original guns made in the 1860s werent made by a company named Henry, its a modern company name trying to ...

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I've had a couple of Uberti Henry rifles and still have several Uberti/Cimarron 1866 and 1873 rifles. I've seen and handled several "Henry Original" rifles at the guns stores but never owned or shot one. Even at the same price, I'd buy an Uberti. Both are replicas. The brand name is worth...

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MSRP is seldom reality. Try shopping around. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/878863285

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I remember a wood and metal double barrel shotgun.
Opening the action cocked it. It would shoot corks placed in the muzzle.
I remember the Mattel "Shootin' Shell" guns but, they were out of my reach.

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Fur bearer populations used to rise and fall with the fickleness of the fashion industry.
Political correctness seems to have upset the balance of nature.

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I've never understood how loading primers one by one into a tube is more convenient than loading one by one into a primer arm.

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Gaming the welfare system, both government and private, is a family business that has been passed from generation to generation since FDR.

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Women appreciate a thoughtful husband.

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Steve's Trading Post, Joplin, Mo. ; Bear Arms, El Dorado Springs, Mo. ; John's Sports Center, Pittsburgh, Kan.

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God judges nations as well as individuals. We will all receive judgement one day but, nations receive judgement in this World. For more than forty years, we have offered daily human sacrifice on a scale that would have shocked the Aztecs. More recently, we normalized sodomy AND equated it with matri...

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buckeyeshooter wrote: ↑Tue Aug 18, 2020 10:50 am
Old Savage wrote: ↑Sat Aug 15, 2020 9:23 am TC New Englander .50 cal.

mine is in .54

Mine is .54 also. One of the earliest ones. I had to install a new front sight. The rear sight couldn't be lowered enough to get on paper.
TC's first round barrel. Apparently they did not take into account the taper of the barrel.

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What debate?

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I usually encounter the owner, the clerk, and a non-buying visitor discussing politics, ballistics, or hunting, while I wait for service.

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A problem I will never have.

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