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I love those last three! Lola or deer camp? Hmm...

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As much as I like my ARs (which is ALOT), if the sole reason that you are considering one is because they may not be available after the next assault weapons ban; I would go with the 1885. If another ban does go into effect, I believe that having "pre-ban" stripped lowers won't make any di...

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Hey, it's working for me today.

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Who says there's no truth in advertising?

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Harry, your link started a quest to try to figure out manufacturer and model. I am pretty sure that it is assembled from Weihrauch/Arminius parts - a step or two above RG...(?). It is very similar to the HW series except that the design of the cylinder crane and the ejector rod is a liitle different...

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By the way, this isn't a revolver that I normally would have bought but I traded into a bunch of 32S&W and 32S&W Long ammo and components and although I have an H&R 32 topbreak I didn't have anything chambered in the 32 Long. I figure that I have about $35 in this one and even though it ...

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I still am having no luck with photobucket so I can't post a pic yet. This revolver actually has "made in USA" on left side of barrel. The guy that I got it from thought that it was from the late sixties but as young as he is (35) he thinks that the sixties was just after the dawn of human...

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I have pictures but until I figure out why I can't view my photobucket library I cant post any. Back in '88 I bought my son an FIE Lil Ranger single action 22 that is a dead ringer for the EAA Heritage series of 22 single actions.

damienph

Good for you!!!! Welcome back to the tax paying brotherhood

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Anyone have any idea when FIE was in business? I think that they went out in 1990 or so but anyone know when they started? I have a .32 revolver in pretty good shape with their logo on it; a diamond with FIREARMS IMP. EXP. on top of diamond, =MIAMI= FLORIDA. on bottom, GUARDIAN inside diamond. I kno...

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I can't get it to work at all. I had the old version set to log me in automatically; it won't let me log out and log in again. I am about ready to find a different way to post pics.

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I am just glad that our closest Walmart is selling guns and ammo again. For over a year they had quit selling guns altogether and had very little ammo selection. Now they carry a better selection of long guns (only) and more ammo than ever. Reloading supplies would be great but I am not holding my b...

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I open it up and sign in and can't see any of my pictures. can't get into the old style, so it is toast to me. The new version was working for me for a few days, but since Saturday I can't view any of my pictures either. Also it won't let me go back to original format. If I can't get it to work thi...

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Still pulling for you!!! Hoping for the best!

damienph

I agree, $350 is a good price for straight grip 336.

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Best of luck to you Jason!

damienph

I would go with the riser, however; the hand guard should be rigid enough that there will be no movement between it and the upper receiver. But, why do you have the scope mounted so far forward? I have a fairly long scope mounted on my DPMS Varmint and I have snough room for the scope on the upper, ...

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Thank you Grizz for a levergun post!!!

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FWiedner wrote:Wear what you like and be proud, but this thread has gone kinda homo.

Maybe Hobie can add a "rainbow" smilie to the icons

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I am not sure but I think crossdressing and transgender posts should be in the political forum. :!: Men have worn Kilts into battle far longer than women have worn pants... Not when I was in the Army :mrgreen: Another reason to buy/wear a kilt... http://kiltedtokickcancer.org/ Vote with your Man Pa...

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Old Ironsights wrote:
damienph wrote:I am not sure but I think crossdressing and transgender posts should be in the political forum.
Men have worn Kilts into battle far longer than women have worn pants...

Not when I was in the Army

damienph

I am not sure but I think crossdressing and transgender posts should be in the political forum.

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piller wrote:I don't always laugh at commercials, but when I do...

damienph

I like cold pizza as well, I'll eat just about any cold left overs for breakfast.

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jhrosier wrote:It worked for me... running Chromium on Ubuntu.

Jack

Nope, still doesn't work for me from my i-phone 4s.

damienph

soon 2 retire wrote:
Mescalero wrote:Nothing happens.

+1

Bob in Friday Harbor

Not for me either.

damienph

Why is it that people log into Google Earth where they can look at anything in the entire world and yet they go look at their own house? Griff? I can't speak for anyone else, but I'm just trying to make sure my WMD's aren't out in plain sight. :oops: I check it every day to make sure no body is on ...

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Hmm, I'll have to ask my sister, I always eat Thanksgiving dinner at her house. And she is one fantastic cook!!

damienph

Thats cool. Not many are left of that great generation. Neat story Handirifle. Your dad was a great man.------Sixgun +1 +2 My Dad was in the First Cavalry Div and was lucky enough not to see combat in the Pacific but instead had occupation duty in Tokyo. His older brother was an infantryman and wen...

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I am envious of your talent. Nice work!!!

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All good ones, for sure!

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I don't think that you can rechamber your 32 WS to 32-40. The 32-40 is a tapered cartridge that I think would be too slim for the bottle necked chamber of the 32 WS, unless you cut off part of the chamber, rethreaded and set the barrel back. I have a 336SC in 32 Special and it is a pretty good shoot...

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I got out after 3 years 9 mos & ½ a day... but who counts? I'd turned down 2 sets of orders that included advancement to E6 on a one-year extension or WO school w/a 4-year re-enlistment. I was feelin' guilty as I went to the reserve center to check in for my transfer to the inactive reserve for...

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I too had a Winchester Classic with the brass touches. I took it as collateral on a $35 loan while in Germany in the Army back in 1967. He'd bought it at the PX and fired a total of 6 rds through it. The guy said to take it instead of paying me back which was fine with me. While nice looking, it ha...

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BTW - The Post-64 Model 94 Antique was not one of the commemoratives, it was one of the regular models from 1967-1973, just different from the Standard M94 Carbine. The various commemoratives were generally each different years, each commemorative for one year. . Likewise the mdl 94 "Classic&q...

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Ingenuity at its best! http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d197/sass93/Smilies/thumbsup.gif http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d197/sass93/Smilies/thumbsup.gif ...created a fat slotted screw to fit out of an allen screw buy grinding the head down and cutting a slot with a dremel. I should have done it...

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I have one but it's a match rifle for shooting Service Rifle and High Power. Friend of mine has a varminter, brought it out to shoot PD's, we spent half our time looking for his brass in the sagebrush. Thanks, I'll stick to my manually operated firearms. Actually, there are a couple of different br...

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The 24" DPMS that is pictured leaning against my tired old Dodge is not an EBR, it is more appropriately an E"PD"R. Now my 16" A2 Bushmaster, that's an EBR!

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BlaineG wrote: It takes more than 5 shots with one of those to kill a prairie dog?

One shot-one kill! There are LOTS of prairie dogs

damienph

It sure is handy not to have to work a bolt or reload every four or five shots when popping those pesky prairie dogs. (Although I do own rifles - even for prairie dogs - that I have to do both).

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Bob Hatfield wrote:Make sure you buy a set of Lee Collet Dies and only use the brass that was shot in that 303 and you will be satisfied with case life.

Bob

Good advice, those dies do work and I keep the brass separated for each of my three No4s.

damienph

Thanks, what I wanted to know.

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rbertalotto wrote:My 1893 Marlin is in UPS on its way to Oregon!

Can you (or I) ship complete rifle directly y\to his shop, or does it have to go through an FFL? You are making me want to send in my M94 Classic for a rebore to 38-55.

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damienph , SWEET ! Did you do the polishing on it. I have shot my .44 mag. SBH 4 5/8" only a couple times but I do shoot my .357 a lot more accurately. It`s not the recoil, I just have to work on the loads a little and find what it likes best. :wink: Thanks, I did polish it. A soft rag and a l...

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Those are all so nice, and having your Dad's is truly a treasure. Is that one a 30/30? Something I find oddly appealing about the fat forearms on that era of Marlins. My Dad's is a 32 Special. I actually prefer the looks of the slim forearm but the fat forearm is very comfortable to hold when shoot...

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I bet the muzzle flash isn't too bad. I don't notice it at all with my 4 5/8". But, then again, it doesn't bother me when I shoot my .30 Carbine Blackhawk either...

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The only factory loads that I have ever used in my 336SC is Remington 170gr CoreLokts. I am a fan of the Remington CoreLokt bullet. But I usually load my own using Hornady 170gr Interlock JFPs.

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Mine; L-R: 336C 30-30 (my very first centerfire rifle), M94 30-30, Mossberg 472 30-30, M94 Classic 30-30, 336SC 32 WS (my Dad's first centerfire rifle-in LA shot deer with shotgun), 336C 35 Rem (my 2nd), M94XTR 375W, 444P Outfitter 444 Marlin http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee484/damienph/PA1521...

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I don't have any real desire to kill birds of prey, even though we've lost a few cats and several guineas to owls over the years. Except for prairie dogs, I don't kill any animal just "for fun". I will, however, kill any coyote that I find on or near my property or near a neighbors propert...

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Don't know about most efficient but I load mine with Winchester 125gr +P JHPs.

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