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I have firefox 4.0 Beta 6 on my laptop, I has nothing on it that is yahoo, except my home page that is

Terry

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But just wondering why you had to take it apart to drill and tap it for the sight, I just opened the lever so the locking bolt where down then drilled through and tapped, no problem. Terry A few things I'd worry about doing it that way. 1st, accidentally drilling too deep and hitting the action. 2n...

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One day my mother, father, younger brother and I where at home, mom, dad, and I were in the living room, we herd a gun shot, went into my parents bedroom only to find my little brother standing there hold a 22 rifle, and a hole in the mirror on the dresser, that darn 22 had a bad sear, he had been a...

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I got two or three of them from UPS, but never found any virous in mine, but still made me wonder what was going one, it was a notice of non delivery for something that was never ordered.
Terry

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Yes sorry for your loss, even if it has been 10 years, there for a minute I was having a hard time seeing my moniter as well, I lost my father in October, he was 80 so had a good life, but I know what you where feeling when you wrote your first post. Glad to hear you guys do something to celibrate h...

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SJPrice wrote:May the candles on your cake not grow faster than the cattle in your herd.

That's a good one!!

+1
Happy B-Day
Terry

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Old Ironsights, I just checked out that movie on NetFlix and will watch it. Michael Pare and a young Diane Lane, good combination. Looking forward to getting it from Netflix. Rube, I agree, Wes Studi was terrific in that role. He also played in some non-Westerns, he was the indian in the desert in ...

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...is when I have to take one completely apart ( and reassemble it )...! Winchesters (even the lowly Rossi clones) are buttery-smooth, and great to shoot , but Marlins are much more fun to 'work on', at least for an amateur like me. The GOOD news is I disassembled my Rossi, drilled and tapped it fo...

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WEW, that's a relief, I thought it was about Midway, UT, that's where I live

, had me worried for a minute

Terry

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I realize you might already have an 8mm barrel you want to do something with, but if not (and you want to be different) - why not a .25/444 ? I think you'd have a ballistic equivilent of a .25-06 levergun, w/o going to a BLR. . Ok now that would be cool! Or maybe a 22 cal, see if we could get close...

TMair

Hobie wrote:You don't have to explain to us why...

No, but now we know a little more about him...cool
Terry

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Mines an 09, remember? :D There has been literally tons of discussion on the chain driven cam system Harley is using vs gear driven cams. The current common consensus is that the current chain set-up (and shoes) is very reliable and there is really no advantage (other than theoretical) to gear driv...

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Anytime I see No 1 posted I immediately think of the finest hunting rifle produced the Ruger #1. I had a Ruger #1 in 375 H & H, I loved the round, hated the gun!! But if you don't want to pack it in the woods, and have it unload it's self you just might be happy with it!! Terry Edited to add: I...

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Way cool to watch, I thought it kind of seamed like it was alive, like some kind of animal.
Thanks for sharing.
Terry

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I believe it was discussed at some length in threads around the time of the SHOT show. I believe the picture online has what looks to be a tang safety but I think the one handled at the SHOT show didn't have that item. So I'm not sure what the final disposition on it is. Obviously, if Winchester wa...

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These are all cool bikes, I am going to have to take a photo of mine once I get the winter dust off of it sos it looks presentable

Mine is a 99 road king classic that I added a few changes too.
Terry

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Just ran across this the other day and never seen it before - concept Dodge Tomahawk. http://www.svvs.org/goodw'fs3/Dodge%20Tomahawk.jpg 0-60 in 2.5sec. Theoretical top speed near 400mph. Since it has 4 wheels it's technically not a "motorcycle". http://www.allpar.com/cars/concepts/tomaha...

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I know their 348 ammo comes in new unfired brass so not expecting that to happen...but you never know, I still haven't had time to go shoot any of it.
Terry

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http://www.clccustomgrips.com/ For the most part I don't believe larger grips are then answer. I believe a person needs to adjust to the idiosyncrasies of the factory design. But that's just me. All of my single actions have the Colt SAA style on them. Joe I agree, I did replace the grips on my Bla...

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http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c146/rushmoreman/Mosin1.jpg http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c146/rushmoreman/Mosin2.jpg http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c146/rushmoreman/Mosin4.jpg I no longer own this Mosin but the photos illustrate that a sporting rifle transformation is certainly achievable...

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Hell and I didn't even know mice could drive

But they are cool!

TMair

I have been thinking of getting two or three of these for me and my sons to go play with, and for them to hunt with.
The more info the better.
Thanks
Terry

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Ok I received my loaded 348 ammo from the Huntin Shack, three boxes of 20 $109.14 shipped, now to see how they shoot.
The price, in my opinion for loaded ammo is good considering one box of Winchester ammo costs almost that much!
Just thought I would share!
Terry

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Twoguns what I would like to know, not that I want to do it, is how did you form the lever, and keep the right shape without getting folds or wrinkles in it?
Terry

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+1 on the Colt, for all the reasons mentioned above, that is all I can add, I love mine way more then I do my 44 Mag, I reload for both, the only 357 mag that I liked was a Desert Eagle but I don't have it any longer, still got the other two tho!
Terry

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Again, I feel like the odd man out but I like it better without the CCH, especially some of the really bright ones like Taylor's. Don't get me wrong, I think it's great work, it's just a bit over the top for my tastes. I guess it's because I'm partial to a shooter over a looker. When I look at my c...

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To bad, but a way we all must go.

I watch the movie about them a wile back, I think it was called wind talkers, anyway it was a good show, and interesting!
Terry

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My vote is ChupaCobra that decided to get out of the heat, and go see what the north country looked like!

I would think if they are foot prints that turned to stone, the valley may not have been there.
Terry

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hfcable wrote:
KirkD wrote:Cable, that is one gorgeous gun!!
thank you, it is my favorite rifle- hands down. his is going to be even nicer!

I think they both are/will be nice, different from each other but nice, personliy I like the shotgun but stock, but I also like the pistol grip.
Terry

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Could you post a link?
Thanks
Terry

TMair

Good looking knife, but dang I thought it was going to be the gun!
Terry

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Ozzy Osbourn, and Molly Hatchet, That's who I listen too in the country...and in the city!
Terry

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I on the other hand am quite familier with jug chokes, I blew the last 12"s off of my double 10 ga, I jug choked it, the only problem with jug chokeing the barrel is that it is difficult to know how much choke you have, anyway this is how I did it, after to talking to an old timer who used to d...

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1 Oz. weighs 437.5 grains, so now you can do the math.
Terry

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Any BLR or Marlin with a heavier Contour barrel ! Im fed up with pencil barrels ! Just a 20" Barreled BLR in 308 or 358 with a Magnum countour Barrel. I said 5 years ago I would wait until im 50, and then most of my Levers will be sold to build the Bolt Gun I really want. 3 years to go. That g...

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When is your vacation? We'll send you then! Otherwise, I can re-schedule you as soon as you can. I'll write CVS about this too! This one sentence tells me if I can ever afford to go to Africa, this IS who I am contacting!!! I've just been trying to figure out how to afford a pig hunt so Africa migh...

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Keep me in mind on the 22-250, I had a Remington 700, like an idiot got rid of it, then got a Remington, don't know the modle, it used a clip magazine, gave it to my son because I have a Ruger M77 in 270, which is also good for varmints but dang I still have the yearning for those 22-250s
Terry

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I can't even remember the name of my first car, but it was some french sedan with giant suicide doors on it, that was a fun car because I didn't care what I did to it put it on it's side more then once, took two people to put back on it's wheels. If we are counting bikes also: Don't know the year Ch...

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Pitchy wrote:Nice figure, on the wood

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you know what...up yours

Not really, just wishin I had guns like that, so did you just get the 33, or have you had it for a wile?
Nice guns, good for you!
Terry

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Dang that is noce looking, with the short barrell, and short mag it kinda looks like my 71.
Good for you, now go have fun with it

Terry

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Big Horn Armory's model 89 (upsized m92) is getting real close to being a "gotcha" for me. Only thing is, I don't want it in 500 S&W. I'm thinking it'd be the ideal platform for the "Benchrest" series of cartridges. So give me that m89 in a 22 Benchrest and I might have to f...

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I would like to see a "new" Winchester 71 chambered in 348 AI, but with a little beefier action to handle more pressure, be able to shoot a 200 Gr. bullet at 2800-2900 FPS, with a longer throte to handle Hornady's flex tip bullet with a longer ogive for better stabolization, when they make...

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Bare miminum, Winchester 348, Ruger Red lable 12 Ga. Uberti Cattleman target 44 Mag. Browning Buckmark 22, and my Marlin 783 22 Mag. But I hope it doesn't come that

Terry

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Baikal markets a rather attractive looking S/S double rifle in .45-70 GVT for around $975 called the ARTEMIDIA MP-221 45-70 double rifle . It is by no means a Westley Richards covered in scroll work & fancy engraving but it doesn't cost as much as a luxury car either. I have a Baikal IZH-94 O/U...

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I can't think of what else Paco was thinking..., EAA has something better, its what I would think is the best deal without a lathe. Must be heavy as hell too..., http://www.eaacorp.com/parts-more-access-EAA-riflebarrel-inserts.html If they would make the little plug at the end of the barrel screw o...

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azzhandler wrote:twist throttle...... worry about the small stuff later....... love my bikes!!!

Ditto!

Terry

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6pt-sika wrote:
casastahle wrote:
6pt-sika wrote:Wonder if she's using a H.L. Leonard or Paul Young split cane rod !
I'm thinking split cane here

Two of my MANY downfalls in life !

Split cane flyrods and side by side shotguns !

oh no no no, those are NOT downfalls, those are nessisities!
Terry

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Bigahh wrote:That got Tycer to 3700 !

geez I'm only to 141...well 142 now, and I double posted...once.
Terry

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I was going to reply to Tycer but I didn't want to double post...again

Terry

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