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There is technique and thoughtful management necessary but I've never found even the Mauser safety to be an impediment. However, that Arisaki or Mosin-Nagant type is pretty much useless for such things. Ok for a stand or still hunting by yourself. What you're talking about is that pre-64 Winchester ...

At least it is a 94...

I've been looking on-line without success for a stock, handguard and iron forward of the receiver for a Swedish M1894 carbine.

3T wrote:Hobie,

25-20

Yep, got to get dies, brass, bullets, etc....of the JOY

OMG, I am SO envious. That's not good for me but GREAT for you. What a treat!

That time of year again, isn't it? YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAW!!!!!

Good for you!

You didn't mention but it is a .44 WCF, right?

horsesoldier03 wrote:Horsesoldier03 is a name that I started using on the internet for the forums that I belong to. I originated while I was the NCOIC for a Ceremonial Cavalry Unit that replicates the 1850s to 1870s era of the cavalry.

You were NCOIC of that unit? TOOO COOOL!

Did you see that they've got a military contract?

It is only money! (or so I tell the wife... and not so successfully I might add!

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Dittos, I've got a Bear Grizzly. They are wonderful bows.

Tell me more about the 58...

Mike,

You'd better e-mail Goat directly or you're going to be flat outa luck!

I don't know why anyone thinks that we will ever, as a group, try to talk you out of a purchase where the selling price is close to reasonable. That must be drugs or likker talking!

Did you contact their custom shop? Sometimes barrels come up on one of the auction sites as well. You could also look at some of the muzzleloader barrel makers/suppliers...

Yeah,that's what I meant. Mike want's it! What a bargain. Quick give Mike the purchase info!!!!

Unfortunately I believe I need 2217s...

Wow! ONLY $350, that's a GREAT price! You can't pass one up for that much!

It doesn't matter to a collector.

If it were me who lusted after 88s and .358s I'd have done it to a NIB .308 or .243.

Pete44ru wrote:After forty years of hunting, I guess I'm just stuck on soft 'n stowable.

Finger woven or inkle loom?

Tycer wrote:Those are really nice Hobie. Thanks for the link!

I just love that kind of stuff! Glad you like it.

For those who like to use period correct cartridge boxes (my hand is raised) I found Pacific Canvas and Leather . They've got some other neat things I'm sure some of you would be interested in. However, what caught my attention were their reproduction McKeevers for .45-70 and .30-40. FWIW, these rep...

I think I'll stay with my name....

There are forums which REQUIRE that you use your real name. How would you all feel about that?

Perry, You mentioned Bryce Canyon N P. How about south-central and southeastern Utah, from Boulder Mountain to Capitol Reef N P to Arches and Canyonlands N P and down to Monument Valley? Fantastic country! Or Montana's Glacier N P. Dittos! The truth is that there's a whole lot to see. What is it th...

What methods have you tried? Crocus cloth? Brasso? Never Dull?

I'll repeat that I think the Contenders ARE a bargain... $450 to set up plus $150-250 for each additional caliber is pretty good. Oh, the H&R Handis can be cheaper but they are and as noted are heavier as well. They just don't meet the rook rifle ideal. :wink: Knight Rifles is also coming out wi...

Prayers said for you 336A.

I imagine that everyone but me will start from scratch.

JUST KIDDING! We'all probably start from scratch with the new software just as we did here.

Good luck getting Gov. Schwatzenkennedy to get rid of another RINO, although I hope he does. Anybody but Barnes make all copper bullets? I thought it interesting that part of the bill calls for subsidizing hunters for the increased cost of the all copper bullets. Just think what would happen to the...

T22 mid 70s to mid 80s

The .32-40 is more tapered than the .30-30 and so has less capacity than that cartridge or the .32 Winchester Special. http://www.stevespages.com/jpg/cd3240.jpg http://www.stevespages.com/jpg/cd3030winchester.jpg http://www.stevespages.com/jpg/cd32winchesterspecial.jpg Also, .32 WS bullets don't hav...

Me either. Asking for help is the refuge of last resort!

I'll push it back to the top but if I bought that I'd have to get a rifle next and I can't afford that...

Gimme a break Pete.

They were made from 1873 through to 1928 (IIRC). The 1892s and 1886s are more "usable" even in less than collectible condition.

So it was the sight?

You might tell him to use the correct terminology next time and he'll get some real help.

Easy to replace.

OI is right, somebody was already looking out for your dad. However, an extra good word couldn't hurt!

Having lost my dad I wouldn't wish that on anyone if it is avoidable. I'll say a prayer for the rest of your family, and YOU, too.

I haven't priced things for a while but just a few months ago I could get Contender frames for about $250 and barrels for about $150 (maybe much less and, yes, much more depending on the chambering and maker) and stocks aren't that much. When I got mine I got the frames for about $150 each, barrels ...

If I had AOL I bet I could figure it out. There's a "help" button on there somewhere!

Almost all dies are threaded the same 7/8-14. Exceptions are the Lyman dies for the 310 and a couple of others once upon a time. Trimmer $50+ Scale $35+ Press $125+/- Dies $20+ a set or $60 (if those are complete sets. Bullets, well it depends on how many and the type but maybe $40 or so Bullet pull...

I emailed a bunch of folks who wrote me at one time or another. It isn't as if we didn't try.

Junior wrote:15 to 16 grs Lil'Gun gives ~1725 fps in my 20" Rossi.

Yep. 15 is the book max.

Good question Joe. Never thought of that possibility...

That's amazing! Great product.

Cast? Get a stamped one or a Williams FP...

JerryB wrote:I have an email that I did not open yet from "NAIG" about some gun legislation. Has any on heard about this?

Jerry

That is, I suspect, a phishing e-mail. DELETE IT!

Yes, I got one and I DELETED IT.

I've got a simple rule. When in doubt, throw it out.

That's a pretty rig you've got there Blaine.

Hobie, are you trying to make Senator Schumer's list of slightly over prepared enthusiasts? I'm just trying to enjoy life. :wink: Every can is full or nearly so for that particular cartridge. "Low volume" use cartridges get the small cans. I have a 20mm can full of reloaded 12 ga. (about ...

MikeS. wrote:Hobie, how wide is that cabinet now?

Is there plywood from the front to the back or just air between the 2x4s?

Thanks man,

Mike,

Those are 2x4s front back and in-between.

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Sadly, some don't want to remember. Have faith. There are still rememberance ceremonies for battles/losses as far back as 1774.

Abuse?

Hey Blaine, was that girl of yours making family plans already?

Grandpa Blaine, Grandpa Blaine, can I shoot your BFR? Puuuuuuuuuhleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease.

I'd zero with the irons and then the scope. Those things shoot about as well as any other gun when consistently loaded.

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