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Having no town around me, I got as specific as I could get.

Hopefully, none of us will ever need one in the gravest circumstances, but it can also do many things other than just save your hide.

This is almost 5 years old, but still relevant:

http://www.gunblast.com/Homeland_Security.htm

Jeff Quinn
gunblast.com

Zone Improvement Program Code for that address:

64841-0302

The .454 is assembled differently, with a screwed-in mag tube. When in doubt, ALWAYS ask the ammo maker.

God bless her, and her family.

I can you fellers from experience, that when any of these factory reps tell you that a gun is sighted in, that means absolutely nothing, and any gunwriter knows that. It is irresponsible and lazy to take a rifle and shoot it at game without checking the zero first.

So Jim,
You're saying I should have my WIFE to melt down the lead?

Neither you nor the game will be able to tell the difference. Might seem a little louder, and the velocity will be just a little less, but nothing to worry about.

Just stand 2 inches closer to the target.
Makes sense, if you try not to think about it.

Thank ye fellers!

I'm shooting a FA Model 97 .327 Federal today.

I was outnumbered! There were two more there just like her.

I got Tasered once. I will never do it again.
This is the chick that talked me into it, and also the one who zapped me:

My pictures are of the sights on a .480 Puma. You might have to get another blade and pin into the block.

Mine came with this Firesight on it:

Pictures:

It is the same model as used on the 94 Angle Eject. I did change the front sight, but that depends upon you caliber and load. Here is a list of Smiths recommended by XS:
http://www.xssights.com/gunsmithing.html

Yes you can. I have an XS on mine. Works great. You will have to drill and tap, but it makes a fine setup.

I like the Cor-Bon DPX

http://www.dakotaammo.net/products/corbon/dpx.htm

I bought mine at the lumberyard, and assembled it myself.

I love mine.

Details here:
http://www.gunblast.com/Browning-BLR358.htm

Gentlemen, It is a lot simpler than some of you are trying to make this. Ruger makes what will sell. They have a lot of tooling that can be used to make what the public will buy. Ruger will sell probably 500 auto pistols for every Old Army. I love the Old Army. It is the best and strongest cap and b...

cutter wrote:

Jeff Quinn wrote:I plug the bore and fill it with mercury. Gets out every little speck of lead.

That is very interesting. Where could one purchase mercury in that quantity?

I don't know of a good source now. I bought my supply back in 1988 from a chemical supply company in Seattle, Washington.

I plug the bore and fill it with mercury. Gets out every little speck of lead.

Again, Sir, perhaps I wasn't clear. For that I apologise. I stated that the new Marlin XL7 was better than the Remington 710. I must have misunderstood your post. Remington makes a lot of good rifles, but the 710 is not one. In fact, that is why they no longer make it. Again, forgive me for not bein...

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Like large breasts, small groups are not necessary, but they still make me smile!

While it is priced close to the Remington 710, it is a far superior rifle! That's just your opinion. Edit: Doesn't make it a fact. My opinion has nothing to do with it. Ask any gunsmith who has ever worked on a Remington 710. The local gunsmith here has worked on many that was sold by the Wal Mart ...

I agree that there are no earthshattering innovations in this new rifle. As stated in the review, there are features from many different guns used in the new Marlin. However, these features, for this price is news. While it is priced close to the Remington 710, it is a far superior rifle! In real do...

The lever is on the side now, and is used to turn a rotating bolt.

Here's the link:
http://www.gunblast.com/Marlin-XL7.htm

God bless that little fellow, and his Mom.