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Two of my very favorite books, have re-read them several times and always looking for them in thrift shops, great find.

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I finally decided to take my trusty old Commander in .45 along, shoots good, in a pancake holster it rides high and flat and small game season is closed so it went along, pretty hard to beat the 1911's unless your in big bear country. I have run into 3-4 feral dogs out there, that evening I was tryi...

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I'm going to try hiking into my favorite fishing pond in the A.M. but my legs hurt and back is locking up, so I'm thinking I need a new trail gun. I'm looking for something that looks as good as my Commander of Vaquero, About a half pound loaded would be nice, recoil like a .22 and hit like a .454, ...

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great story, I'm glad things worked out, wheel guns are not dead yet.

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Things have been going remarkably well this week, kinda scares me, anyway my baby girl graduates college in four weeks and is getting married in six. So after work today the weather was in the mid 70's, the girls had girl stuff to do, so my future son in law grabbed our six guns, minnows, and poles ...

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It'll turn into a Taurus Judge.

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My brother in law bought one last fall, we put about 40rds. through it before the shroud around the face of the bolt blew off, feeding was erratic and front and rear sight would not stay in place. He sent it back and after a couple months or more he got it back, we took it out this weekend and shot ...

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What are MORALS anyway, must be some kind of mushrooms, I remember hearing about morals on some of the old TV shows and movies, but not so much anymore.

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The woman used to, and still does I guess, tell me to shut up and just watch the movie, every time I try to explain that the gun in question wasn't made at that period of time, or if anybody had any sense at all they would un fold the stock and shoot that SMG or rifle the way it was intended. I'm su...

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Hey, the stuff on Star Trek is accurate right?

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It's weird, our local TV station is playing back to back episodes of Fess Parkers Daniel Boone. I guess I never realized how much Kentucky looks like the republic of California. And I did not know percussion to flintlock guns came first, I think I remember seeing some trapdoor Springfield flintlocks.

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Thank you, now I'll have a new one to tell my Polock ex brother in law when he comes over to shoot this weekend.

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I've carried both over the years and give the slight nod to the steel Commander, it's my almost every day gun.

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Thanks guys, it will probably just get hung back on the wall of the reloading room. But a friend of his said that he might have one he'll give dad that missing the buttstock and the barrel is bad, who knows if he comes up with enough parts, we'll probably try to build one good gun. Dad had a stroke ...

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My Dad is always tinkering with guns so one day someone gave him a Remington model 12C 22 pump that had been in a fire. The wood is gone, mainspring is weak but most of the other springs seem fine, Stamping on the octagon barrel is crisp and clear and brass mag tube is still there but spring is gone...

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Yeah Lawrence Welk background music wouldn't sell many products, whenever it came on, folks would get up and take their meds and softeners. And a one and a two.

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Such nice little rifles, they just beg to be taken for walks in the woods.

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Very nice, I love the classic touches.

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The little Marlin .45 carbine might be a good choice if it's reliable, I would get rid of that extra stuff on it and put it back in a user friendly wood stock if it was going to be a family gun. Since you said your family doesn't shoot much, maybe get them started with a Ruger 10/22 or Marlin 60, I ...

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stuff on, stuff off, the crapper.

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Neck tension is what I get after talking with the ex for 5 minutes.

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When I was young, my Grandparents still had the hand pump in the kitchen and the biffy behind the barn. I think people think I'm full of it when I tell them that. It was still fairly common in some areas even through the late 60's or beyond. I built a new biffy out here just in case and so I can han...

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Nice buck and nice mounts. Hope all goes well with the rehabbing.

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I dated a couple Polish girls over the years and worked with and had friends who were polish so we'd trade jokes all the time. The only trouble was, they didn't understand them.

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Couldn't you duct tape that spear to a Marlin carbine, making it Taticool.

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thank you, I like that. Is California actually a state in this union, I though they ere in there own little world.

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Turn them around or maybe shoot real quiet ammo through them?

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Have you hugged your gun today.

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Congrats, most of these old Rem pumps are danged good shooters and the 06 is my favorite.

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Let someone else do the talking for you, They may try to claim you were threating them and try to turn this whole thing around. I feel for you, my new neighbor decided to cut a rode through the woods out to the pond, I had to inform the drunken A-hole that he was making a rode through my property an...

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I don't trust anything Canadian A, with there metric system and strange tasting beers A, even the birds come down to get a taste of something decent A.

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I like blue steel, a 1911 and revolver guy, but lately I've been shooting a lot of Glocks in various calibers, and really like them, if I had the extra dough right now I'd have a Glock in .357sig or a 10mm for a foul weather trail gun.

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Whorse and horses have had me laid up a few times, use this time to eat plenty of doughnuts and pie's, add a little layer of protective padding around the middle.

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Yep, always keep one loaded and at hand. It's not really being paranoid, it's being cautious.

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In my definitely biased opinion the Ruger No.1's are about the finest hunting rifles in this country. I bought a No.1 A-B in 30-06 about 30 years ago and love it. It seems to me that having one shot seems to make you know were you put them.

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Well the hunt is over, his old boss at the local gun shop sent him home with a Springfield Range Officer in 9mm, price was just to good and it shoots like a dream, this should keep him happy for a few months till something else catches his eye. Thanks for the input guys.

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Going to look at a Beretta 92 and some others this week with my father, he had a stroke several years ago and it left his hands pretty weak. Anyhow he needs a new woods gun while roaming around on the four wheeler and for general defense. Anyone have a commercial Beretta 92, the slide is supposed to...

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I'm a big fan of the M1 carbines with Winchester soft points, easy recoil and fun to shoot. I recently got to play with a Chiappa M9 carbine there 9mm version, I'd stay clear of them, after 40 plus rounds the bolt face came apart like shrapnel, no one was hurt, but the gun got sent back and after tw...

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If your not referring to running the brits out of the county, you must be talking basketball or hockey, I'm too busy with reloading and gun stuff to follow these things.

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Are peep sights a online version of peep shows.

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Danged nice.

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Every levergunner can probably appreciate a 1911 in .45, what better way to use up a bunch of 231.

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Probably the best way, is after you have fired it, box it up and send it to me. A friend of mine used to carry a short, thin piece of rubber hose in his shirt pocket. It wouldn't break like a pencil or scratch the blueing.

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I wanted one for a truck gun but it's been a long time since I've seen one. Hope you enjoy.

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I guess you should be proud he is besting you, he's at that prime age where he should excel. sounds like you two spent some quality time together. I just turned 50 the other day but do to some wrecks the arthritis is already set in, it's hard to run the slide on my pistols sometimes, but not going t...

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I was over there for awhile today, no injun trouble lately but we kept our shooters on us and I noticed the Marlin cowboy 45-70 was loaded, leaning against the desk.

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Depends, if I'm just going to fondle it while watching tv or sometimes prowling around in the woods I'd say the 86 but for a hunting gun, I'm going with the much flatter shooting .348.

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Your danged lucky you didn't have too pee immediately after applying that oil, yahza.

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I'm thinking there were so many guys coming home from the service that were used to high powered bolt action rifles it marked the end of the weaker 95. And with the protruding magazine, they just don't carry as nice as the 94's. In fact the 95 Winchesters were such bad guns, those who have them shou...

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I've spent a lot of time on snowshoes with mine in 44-40, it's a comfort. My daughter bought a Rossi trapper in 357 for hiking, snowshoeing and defense. Sweet little gun, hers sure shoots good.

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