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looks like if this slime pail who killed the young woman were tried by 12 Levergunners, the verdict would be unanimous, "GUILTY AS CHARGED". All we would need is a hangin judge to get-er-done.

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Thanks for all your input. I'll look for that stuff at Wally World. Bruce

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I think as a father of three 30's something women, these kinds of stories hit me so hard. I can't imagine the horror I would feel if some slimy, deranged, and insane puke bucket of a man molested and killed one of my daughters. This young woman had her whole life ahead of her, and this garbage takes...

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Can anyone suggest a kit perhaps that would contain what I need to refinish the wood on a couple old 336's I have? Never had time up till now to mess around a little with this work, but would like to spruce up a couple rifles. Don't care about values up or down, but don't want a butcher job either. ...

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I read the book a few years ago, "Hunting Big Bucks the Benoit Way", but did so because I appreciate Bryce Towsley's style of writing. But after I got into the book, I couldn't help but wish I was acquainted with and good friends with the Benoits and lived in Maine! Naturally I would hope ...

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It don't take long to notice that old Hillary ain't got too many allies on this forum, maybe she will just fade away soon and sell cereal someplace.

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No one here going to fault you for getting a new Guide Gun. I think the govt. should require it of every citizen to buy one.

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Richard, it's always sad to hear of someones spouse passing away, particularly when one reads words such as you posted about your wifes suffering, and trials the family has gone through while you waited for a better outcome. You sound like a strong man who can accept big setbacks, but I will pray th...

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I am not surprised at all of you guys good answers and info back. It's what you do. I'm still cogitating on it. Just got real interested again lately in a .356, if I miss this one, who knows, a Marlin might pop up if I keep searching, perhaps at a bargain price, or one of those Big Bores. I bought a...

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Thought of one day owning a .356 something or the other. There''s a Big Bore AE on Gun Broker bid up to 580.00, Havn't shopped much, and never seen a .356 on there before in such a gun. This any kind of deal at this point? Bruce

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Any chance that when the second game gets started that a handfull of model 71's and Marlins might come in handy? I wanted to load up a few of them last night as I watched not only the Politicians, but the big brass in the National News talk about the Iowa politics going on Thursday. What a bunch of ...

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It's hard to find fault with a woman like that, whether it's a 30:30 or a Sharps Rifle, it just makes some little HONEY DO project seem pretty small by comparison!! Nice wives.

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If you are in a fair sized city where a Chevron Distributor is, order a pail of Chevron Handy Oil 15. About a 5 weight oil, rust inhibitors, pale color, nothing harmful. You will have 4 gallons left to spoil special gun friends with, and a gallon for yourself to last for years. It works good.

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Why isn't there one politician running for president who simply stands up for guns, the 2nd ammendment, closing the border, deporting illegals, keeping bad assed criminals in jail, and reducing taxes? If he spoke for guys-----like many of us folks, he would most likely win. There's more good guys wh...

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If you use and carry a sidearm quite a bit, the stainless guns hold up well in a holster, no blueing to wear off. I like both and have both, but I don't carry a gun around a lot. I really like my 686 S&W in 6 inch, and I'm a good shot with my Blackhawk in 7 1/2 inch with Bisely grip. You need to...

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One look at the smile and bright eyes of that little girl, and one could conclude that she was pretty happy to have her daddy around long before a pink rifle came into view. Good job Longhair!, you sure show me where I could have done better 30 years ago!!. Bruce

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I've got a brand new Marlin 1894 CL in 25:20. and a 94 Marlin .44 mag, I like them both very much. Got a hankering to get both a .45 and .357 before I see 2009, just a goal of mine. And I have been interested in the Puma rifle somewhat. Am I getting off track in this?, maybe be better off sticking w...

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well, I went back and looked again at Gun Broker, could not find that 32 Special this time, there was a re-done 32 for 495.00 that was sweet looking. Other one vanished, or my brain is not working too good first day of 08.

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I have finally started to understand in my own mind, that I am only going to live so long, so I ain't got a lot of time for ugly women, old wore out trucks, and really tired out old guns. Stuff needs to be good to start out with for me at least at 63 years old. That said, I hope your son will save u...

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Anyone who takes the time to read the bible and concentrate on it, would probably agrre with this: that the the characters of the bible begin to seem like friends and family members. Once we really start to understand who Moses was, who Abraham was, what Jacob did, how Joseph saved his family in Egy...

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I love it when a gun fight ends, the good guy shot 15 or 20 shots, then he leaves the scene after he simply re-holsters his empty gun. Did he wonder at all that bad guys may still be lurking about, and he has no more shots in his Colt?

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I wish they would open up a big 5 store near Abilene, Ks. Too many closed gun places around here anymore to look for bargains such as you guys talk about. We need rescuing bad.

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All I know is, I'm sure glad it's not me explaining to my bride how I was hopelessly entrapped, had to obey her command, had no choice in this. I can't help but feel a little sorry for the guy though, bet he's in deep poop at home.

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So many guys on here screaming for pictures. How much would it cost me if I went tomorrow and got the camera that can do all the picture taking and the other accessory items to get them on the forum? Probably would prefer to buy another rifle.

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I sure wish you had been setting with my trusty old 71, a factory 200 grain silver tip, it would likely be a different outcome. Sorry for your mis-fire. Core-lokts are usually pretty dependable.

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That little girl has the happiest smile and gleam in her eyes! A pink rifle is totally fitting in this case, it really looks sharp. Someone steal that rifle and he's going to get caught pretty quick!

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It doesn't gnaw my guts out, but a small gunshop I go into frequently in Abilene, Kansas had taken in trade a model 57 S@W. It was very nicely blued, 4 inch barrel, 41 mag, and had a letter from S@W that they had charged the original owner 85 dollars to slick up the action and trigger. It was about ...

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I have a son-in-law who is pretty wealthy. He bought 5 Weatherbys one time, put VariX111 scopes on all of them, they were 5 different calibers. I came by his house one day, way out in the country, the rifles were standing in the work shop a long way from the house, no one was home, the door to shop ...

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I concur with Leverluver on the 71 opening the lever slightly if pressures are too high. I bought 2 boxes of reloaded ammo, way back in 1973 or 74, and didn't know they were reloads. Back then, I just knew I had a model 71 and wanted to shoot it. I had shot several factory loads out of one box, then...

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The two models are very similar in appearance. The model 71 however, was chambered for a more modern cartridge at that time with the .348, and the rifle was modified a little to appeal to hunters who had perhaps lost interest in lever action guns, they wanted something new, more powerful, perhaps sp...

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It usually pays to stay on the better side of your father-in-law. Mine is 94 years old, and he bought----way back in 1947, a Winchester model 74 semi-auto .22 rifle. It has been shot very little, has been oiled and cared for all these years, and is in really mint condition, I'd say at least 95 or 97...

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It is encouraging for me when I see a guy like you being blessed with a nice bargain such as your 307 rifle. It can happen ever now and then, but it sure feels good when it does happen. Good luck with that rifle, hope another good deal falls your way soon.

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Well, that about does it for me. I was looking to put a ghost ring sight on my Guide Gun, but knowing my dimming eyes and seeing your scoped rifle here today convinces me I need the same scope on mine. It's on my list of needs for 08 allready. Thanks

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It is more than just eye appeal to me when I see a collection of nice rifles such as you have here. I appreciate too, the fact that you were willing to sacrifice your money to buy them, you've had the character to keep them a long time no doubt, and you care for them nicely. You must have a supporti...

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If you won't get caught posting the secret, anyone want to share with all of us what treasure of a lever gun you bought your son or daughter or wife for a Christmas gift? Handguns can be spoken of too.

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Up here in the banana belt region of North Central Kansas, we have had ice on the ground, with some snow on top of that, and below freezing temps for about 2 or 3 weeks now. It's been bad enough that I have to keep my lever guns by the stove, warm them up, in order for them to function properly when...

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Jason, I like the way you have kept the "parking lot" idea going after you became a big kid. I too would love to own an 1895 Musket. Congrats!

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I probably wanted to read more into the writers comment about Marlin than may have been there. He mentioned he had been hunting last fall with the new Marlin bolt gun, and that it would be available soon, but the comment on watching for "NEWS" coming from Marlin held a seperate subject mat...

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There is no question about it, that is a serious pile of good looking iron! I like those straps on the BLR's, like to know where they sell those, and ditto what calibers the rifles are, ( probably a .358 and a .450 right?) Good for you buddy, they are nice to own no doubt!

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There is a well known gun writer I communicate with about once a year, One all of you have read most likely, and he mentioned to me tonight in an e-mail that I need to watch for some very big news coming from Marlin in the next few days. What that is all about I have no idea, but one can hope more l...

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Until recently I thought it useless to own anything in a lever less than a .348 or a 45:70. I finally bought a 44 mag in a model 1894 Marlin. I've shot it some at targets, but how impressed I am at you nailing such a fine buck with what I always had considered a powerful round for a 6 gun. Good job,...

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Quinn, I used to live 8 miles from you there in beautiful Oregon, was let go at my job, and wound up moving to Kansas. I'm glad you didn't have to report something like that happening to you! But I'm blessed too as a result, just retired in fair shape after so much turmoil in the late 80's in my lif...

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Some of us sat between the doors many years ago and listened all day to a straight stacked truck engine running all day long, no insulation, no AC so the windows were down, and now we can hardly hear the gun go off! Because we were careless when young, we may not be much smarter now, but hopefully t...

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My son-in-law reloads shotgun shells by the hundreds of pounds worth, buys a lot of powder and primers from a big seller of those components. I was able to place an order along with his big order recently, for those Federals in 170 grain Power Shocks for 7.55 or 7.65 a box, I broke down and shot the...

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After reading of some of Teddy Roosevelts exploits with lever action rifles all over the world, and knowing the 1895 was one of his favorites on large game, one cannot help but want one for himself. I bought an 1895 Winchester a few years back, and got a good supply of hornady ammo for it too. I'm r...

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Anyone ever loaded a Marlin 30:30, lever one in to the chamber, fire, then lever the next round only to find that the second cartridge had gone farther back than it's supposed to, pushed the loading gate flap outward, jammed things up so that the lever could not cycle or open up again due to the car...

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I lost $25,000.00 dollars in the commodities markets once, the price of pork bellies went way up and I didn't own any, so don't let it happen to you my friend, go get that lever gun today if not sooner, prices are going up all the time.

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I was sorry to hear that Marvin is not so good a man anymore. He always acted a little like a want-to-be tough guy, but I figured he was ok. If I go back, I will avoid the store now, thanks Pharmseller.

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I walked into S&M Guns in Eugene, Oregon back in about 1988 or 1989, lo and behold, there was a new in the box-unfired 1886 Browning Saddle Ring Carbine hanging on a couple of hooks on the back wall behind the counter. $675.00 took it out the door that day long ago, still got it. I bought severa...

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I'm 63 years old next week, nearing retirement. I guess I never thought the day would come in my life that I would see the spectacle of such utter trash perhaps going to occupy the White House. Our country is so strong, so wonderful, but with leadership ripping away at the very innards that make it ...

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