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beautiful

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Griff wrote:
flatnose wrote:I went for the shortest post ever. Do I get a prize? ............I guess that will be surpassed by an even shorter answer.
no

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very nice,

after y2k eagles, and wants to rise a little more,
maybe mentor the next senior patrol leader,
there is one more position, junior assistant scout master.

takes a special scout, sounds like he may be the one.

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I was at a nice show in Chehalis, WA today......I may go back tomorrow with a J Frame SS Centennial .357, and my Model 88 in .284 .... I might have enough to get real close to the Shiloh Sharps I'm hankering for. so blaine, did you sell that smith? if not what are you asking for it? i may be intere...

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greetings from the pacific northWET.

welcome home.

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looks like one could make one up, out of a cricket or the like.

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trim length is not critical 2.019 to 2.040 will work. uniformity is more important, so you can set your crimper to have the same effect on all cases. i don't know what bounce crimp is. the two kinds you will find are roll crimp [similar to a .357] and the lee factory crimp [ a collet die, "seve...

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Mescalero wrote:I never knew either one of my grandfathers.

same here.

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rderr wrote: I got it when I was 14 years old when my Dad passed. I am now 48.

welcome home,

we've been waiting for you.

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6pt-sika wrote:How much did they want for the 25 ?

as i recall they were between 500 and 600 per.
they 25 looked oldest. it had a curved steel but plate.
the 35 was in very fine shape, the others less so.

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stopped by a hock shop looking for a 308 for my son. there on the rack was a full set of rem. model 8s. 25 , 30 , 32 , and 35. the 35 sold as i watched. afterward i spoke to the shop owner, said he bought them from an old man, claimed he did not have anyone interested in them to give/leave them to, ...

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or you could try this stuff.
won't hurt the house, too much, and he's ready for the gravy pan.

http://www.seasonshot.com/Home.cfm

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1999 the "last" real run.
sad but proud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32s4qCCFnmk

with a little history of the powerful and the terrible at ladysmith.

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got the replacement today.

right months, wah-hoo.
beautiful, again.

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Old Savage wrote:Nice place - I am done too!

+1

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nice

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like so?

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where i live if it's not drizzling, pouring, misting, or sprinkling it's raining.

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long barrel?

nice pics chuck.

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memories? replicate?

i still wear one of these.

http://www.filson.com/products/double-m ... oduct=1011

guess i'm lost in time, a winchester '94 and a wool coat.
anachronism?

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airbag enema.

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I've seen the Bear, but, not the other two... :lol: I think it's Pokey who uses the Lion as his avatar. that would be me. :wink: some of my favorite advertisements. self deprecating humor, where i "grew up" if you couldn't handle it some one would hand it to you, if you get my drift. 8)

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Shasta wrote: Do any of you have these, and if so are they detailed enough to be useful for "do-it-yourself" gun repairs?

SHASTA

yup and yup.

not perfect[what is?].
step by step disassembly , with pics.
i like books over computers, lay her on the bench and don't worry about the grease.

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a worthy project.

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Sixgun wrote:I can't wear anything like that. Parts of me would show below the hemline.-------Sixgun

your ankles, maybe.

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the government was going to "help" an old rancher. they sent out an auditor to check the state of his ranch holdings. the auditor asked about the people working at the ranch. well, said the old man, i have a hand that i pay 500.00 a month plus room and board, weekends off, and insurance. t...

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all good,
just one thing to add, i like these after you have some regular manuals.

http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1& ... caliber%27

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KirkD wrote:Very glad to hear that, Catshooter. I'm impressed that they replaced the calendar even after you took responsibility for it.

looks like you picked a good publishing company to work with.

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don't put that in your pocket, when you go to town, or
we will have to all go in to throw your bail.

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welcome home

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Nath wrote:
game keeper wrote:
piller wrote:Beautiful rifle. I love the look of the old handmade rifles. The art of making wood and metal work well and look good should never be lost.
Amen....
I third that

Most excellent

Have you lit it up yey?

Nath.

and 4

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soon 2 retire wrote:That will teach him to carry more C4 than he can swim with.

yup, he won't do that again.

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welcome, hope y'all have a nice time.

peter richards wrote: you guys don't realize how good you have got it.

some of us do.

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nice deer

nice rifle.

nice overhauls.

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my son has a 340, he prefers bolts for some strange reason, his is a little frustrating because of light primer strikes. i have had it apart, checked the firing pin and channel, set the pin protrusion, cleaned all the grease out, still does it. any experts out there have a suggestion? think a head s...

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I got caught too! If anyone else does that, call them and ask for a proper start date. I don't know if they will send you a free calendar, but hopefully they do. The toll free number is 1-877-809-1659 . In fact, I'm going to call them tomorrow and see if there is some way to remove that choice of s...

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trying to rechamber to 38-55 probably won't help if the chamber has been polished too big at the shoulder. the 38-55 is about the same diameter at that point as the 30wcf. you would need a wider cartridge to do you any good. the chamber cast is the way to go, as it will give you the best idea of whe...

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cool

what are you using for a pattern?
shaping with router?

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BlaineG wrote:And to think....the Theme Song to The Flintstones ended with "We'll have a gay old time"

not fred and barney.

say it ain't so.

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I got caught too! If anyone else does that, call them and ask for a proper start date. I don't know if they will send you a free calendar, but hopefully they do. The toll free number is 1-877-809-1659 . In fact, I'm going to call them tomorrow and see if there is some way to remove that choice of s...

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nuthin' wrong with that.

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pretty nice,,,,,

[for a marlin].

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Bill in Oregon wrote:Thanks pokey. I can just smell those woods. Find any chanterelles?

truth be told, i don't even look.
i'm not much for the fungus.

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took a break from chores, figured i'd take you guys with me.

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ok, break's over back to work.

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looks strangely familiar.

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mod71alaska wrote:You can't go wrong with Core-Lokts. Dead is dead!

Have a great hunt with that new 64!

Good hunting.

+1

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Mescalero wrote:Enlighten us.

i do believe that was a pun [ channeling blaine?].

FWiedner wrote:Is it like when a teen-aged girl is discovering her womanhood... ?

another?

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cool beans,

THUNDER and LIGHTNING for sure.

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anybody else notice this?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/worl ... death.html

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Sixgun wrote: After reading the other 'redneck' uses, maybe I'll get a used one sometime if I find one cheap!

y'all missed my favorite use,

parked next to a burn pile on low, looks like a forge, sounds like a jet engine.

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