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Happy Birthday, guys! 1886.

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Happy Birthday. I am wishing you many, many more. 1886.

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Hi Mike, I am happy to see you back on line. I had no trouble accessing the site with the link you provided. The 86 Browning you cased for me is beautiful. Thanks, 1886.

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Prayers for you and your family. God Bless, 1886.

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Prayers for your uncle Floyd and thank him for his service. 1886.

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Yes, Hobie, my deepest sympathies. I know how much a four legged, fuzzy friend can mean to a guy. 1886.

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If one was to contact Mic, he would sign a copy for you. 1886.

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CowboyTutt wrote:How can you not LOVE a rifle where every screw, even the stock, has a part of the serial number???

-Tutt

Hi Tutt, Great thread. Thanks for posting. Is that rifle pillar bedded? If so, is that factory? Thanks, 1886.

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Great self Christmas present. Congrats. 1886.

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Great story. I had a hawk take a duck that I shot, right off the pond. The hawk was just hanging around. I thought it unusual for the hawk to stay so close to gunfire. The ducks were flying and I quickly forgot the hawk until it swept in and took the duck. I believe the hawk learned that gunfire mea...

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Some mineral spirits and very fine steel wool did the trick. Thank you, all. 1886.

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I recently picked up a rifle with a scope base mounted. I removed the base and there is some type of thread lock/adhesive on the receiver. Looks to be pink in color but not sure. I want to remove this substance without harming the finish. I tried heat but did not melt the stuff. Any thoughts? Thank...

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I recently picked up a rifle with a scope base mounted. I removed the base and there is some type of thread lock/adhesive on the receiver. Looks to be pink in color but not sure. I want to remove this substance without harming the finish. I tried heat but did not melt the stuff. Any thoughts? Thank ...

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BlaineG wrote:
rjohns94 wrote: I sent one also

And my prayers aren't empty words.
Why are you embarrased? I'm learning that attempting to pass on grace is a good thing.

+100. I am praying for his continued well being. 1886.

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Praying for the best of all concerned. 1886.

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Great rifle. "Opportunity plinking" is a blast. Glad you enjoyed yourself. 1886.

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Brass is great 1886, revived my Borchardt sporter(40-70). Been laying around since elbow surgery ChristmasEve, and spending lots of time with my Grandson. Thanks for the wishes. Happy to have lived this long after the health issues I have had. Thanks, moodyholler Remember, I have 20 more pieces for...

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Done. I hope he is feeling well. 1886.

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Yes, Happy Birthday. How is that .405 brass treating you? 1886.

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If the rifle has the previously stated, correct serial number prefix, the rear portion of the lever should be very rounded, a barrel approx. 16", and the front sight is dovetailed into the barrel behind the front barrel band.... You probably have a true Marauder. I have only seen one in "t...

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Serial number prefix should be W,Y, or a Z. The .30-30 accounted for approx. 66% of production and the .35 rem. for the remaining third. They are faked. 1886.

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Happy Birthday, Sir. I am wishing you many more!! 1886.

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The littlest fella looks like he is packin' Spanky's cork gun from the "Bug Huntin" episode. As always, you find some great, old photos. 1886

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Praying for healing and peace for all. 1886.

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Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 1886.

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Bullard4075 wrote:Someone remind me please what OM stands for?

TedH wrote:Really like that Mike. I've got an OM 357 too, now you got me wondering.....

I thought it was Old Model. Old Model vs New Model, I do believe. 1886.

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Beautiful. I had a similar revolver built by Jack Huntington. A 265gr MT. Baldy KT bullet on top of 13.5grs of H-4227 ignited by a Rem. large pistol primer was my load. Yours is very pretty. 1886.

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Yes, Welcome back. 1886.

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I previously mentioned I believe the Hornet is very primer sensitive, read brisance, due to the case neck walls being so thin. Neck tension is minimal at best. If I were to revisit the Hornet, I would try the Fed. 200 primer for ball powders and the Fed. 100 for extruded powders. 1886.

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rjohns94 wrote:I'm hoping that snoop is with a family and giving and getting love from a family in need of it. Prayers up for you.

Good thought. I am certain he is. 1886.

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Condolences to those who lost their fuzzy pals. I was never a "dog guy" until 19 months ago when a homeless pit showed up to "rescue me". I get it. 1886.

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The Hornet is a great little cartridge if you don't expect bench rest accuracy out of your varmint rifle. Many owners have given up on them due to their (normally) poor accuracy compared to other varmint cartridges. If you are happy with 1 1/2 to 2" groups at 100 yards then the hornet is a ver...

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The Hornet is a great little cartridge if you don't expect bench rest accuracy out of your varmint rifle. Many owners have given up on them due to their (normally) poor accuracy compared to other varmint cartridges. If you are happy with 1 1/2 to 2" groups at 100 yards then the hornet is a ver...

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I have shot the Marlin 1894 .44 Mag. with projectiles up to 330grs with no feeding issues and excellent accuracy. 1886.

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Sounds like you made out pretty good. 1886.

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Yes, a warm welcome. I look forward to your posts. 1886.

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Still praying and sending the best possible wishes your way, Joe. 1886.

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I use the paperpatch method, take the "up" turret cap off for the level. I'm green as grass with these contraptions. What is a paperpatch method? Paperpatch (and his method) is the first forum member to respond to your question. See above. First responder, as it were. There are devices so...

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Happy Birth Day and wishing you many more. 1886.

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Welcome. I look forward to your posts. 1886.

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Prayers of peace and strength sent. God Bless. 1886.

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A good dog is priceless. Especially in the wild places. Surely worth his weight in the proverbial. 1886.

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I enjoy your posts. If I lived in your part of the world, I would enjoy "treasure" hunting with you. Thanks for sharing your most interesting finds. 1886

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Welcome. 1886.

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Welcome, Ronald. I look forward to your posts. 1886.

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Anyone collect vintage .35 Win. ammo? If so, please contact me. I need advise. Thanks in advance. 1886.

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I don't need anything but more time and energy. Do you shoot a .480 Ruger or a .475 Linebaugh? I have a Ruger Super Redhawk and a Rossi Model 92 in .480 Ruger. I love them both. This year I have looked at things and just didn't see anything that I wanted right now. I have been trying to get some pr...

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Yes, a warm welcome. 1886.

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piller wrote:I don't need anything but more time and energy.

Do you shoot a .480 Ruger or a .475 Linebaugh?

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I believe Buffalo Arms would be a good place to start your search. Good Luck. 1886.

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