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3leggedturtle wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 11:18 am That'd be nice I need about a about a a 2 week notice if it more than 800 miles. Todd

Even two weeks it's enough time to come up with a tang sight with enough elevation for 800 miles.

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I remember it happening (it was like the Hindenburg crashing) but I can't remember why anymore. Was it the wind?

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Is it time for the second round of "Drop a table full of leverguns on Sixgun's head " already?

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It seemed to work just fine.

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"There are two SIG Sauer companies. The original company, SIG Sauer GmbH, is a firearms manufacturer and importer. It had been formed as a partnership between Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft of Switzerland and J.P. Sauer & Sohn of Germany. It is a subsidiary of Lüke & Ortmeier Gr...

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OldWin wrote: ↑Wed Apr 26, 2017 3:53 pm
Only fly in the ointment for me was the light rail. I like rails, just not on 1911's.

Agreed, I assumed it's there to add rigidity.

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I had a 25 acp that was very accurate, relatively speaking. 7 yards is not far, but considering the microscopic sights on it, I had a Beretta that when sandbagged would put the whole magazine in one blurry hole. Mentioning the 300 Blackout.... 300-221, 300 Fireball, 300 Whisper... I've owned 4(?) si...

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fordwannabe wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2017 9:04 pm I didn't even think about the second email addy as I have two private emails and two work emails soooo.

I have 10 different email accounts that I use regularly. Probably 3-4 more that I don't use, but could.

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Hmmm... if I knew where to send the drone to see deer, I'd just go there myself. :D When I think about it, personally I can only think of one way it would be of any use to me in terms of hunting. And that would be not to spot game, but other hunters. There's nothing I hate more than planning on goin...

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AJMD429 wrote:
Sixgun wrote:I feel weird feeding the animals in the morning with my long underwear on....and nobody can see me.---6
Actually.......I have pictures........

As do I. I'm starting to think it's not all that uncommon.

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Bill in Oregon wrote:....who went by Cazador that I met on that forum. I've lost track of him, too.

Bill G.?

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Sure are some crappy butt photos. Lets take a photo of the barrel roll marks where you can't actually read what it says. And the use the photo!

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Old Ironsights wrote: I got a PM by Hobie on Linkedin on 1/26.

Which is before the post in question.

(though he did post elsewhere online like 3 days ago.

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I carried a jug of powder down from the living room to the basement and set it on my bench. That's the most reloading I've done in four months.

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Old Savage wrote:And the hat?

"I'll look pretty stupid in this, yodeling my way across the Alps."

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For the same amount of money I can buy 6k matches and a box of ziplock bags at the dollar store.

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https://shilohrifle.com/forums

^ Your best bet for asking questions.

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I was a sleep at midnight which means I went to bed early. Into my 48th year of sobriety.

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She's probably watching those TV hunting shows while you're not around.

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Jeeze... yours all look brand spankin' new compared to mine.

And this picture makes it look much nicer than it is.

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If by better numbers you mean boring. The 10mm is the most over rated fanboy love afair of a snooze fest ever.

.50>.40

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My only addition would be, if you shoot it, shoot it a lot and keep it. I bought an unfired 50+ year old pistol once and fired it. But just a little, I babied it because it was so nice. Too nice for me to keep and baby, so I sold it a couple years later. I got more than I paid, but those few hundred...

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$1.50? Sure, why not.

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Chinese knockoff. Costs them 3¢ to make. 22¢ profit. I'll give you 15.

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I've long wondered if the kerosene stove at the cabin would be hot enough to make it work, but the price keeps me from trying. (plus it would only see about 15 days use a year) ETA: Looking into it more just now, they make a few models. The lowest/cheapest/weakest one's operating range starts at 185...

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I like those. The last 94 I bought I was really disappointed to see how nice it was when it showed up.
I was looking for something to beat up on, be mean to and neglect. It came and I thought "aw man... This is too nice!"

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I really enjoyed that day and recall it fondly, but the next day I found out my good friend/brother in law had passed that same day. You guys had all left by then. I got the new at the top of a hill, sitting in the Jeep with Frank H. That was also the last time I spoke to or saw him. Lots of mixed e...

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I always laugh at the "builders" online who swear the barrel nut MUST be torqued to "xyz" pounds. For years I had an upper I got from someone with a free float tube on it, back when free float weren't all that common. The tube rocked left and right, but I didn't know much about t...

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"Social Justice Warriors"

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Nice rack but that is one darn skinny deer. Pert' near starved to death!

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Always wanted to, never made it happen. Made by Valmet.

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Sixgun wrote:
Here in Pa. we can still do just about whatever we want. -----6

Except hunt with a semi auto.

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So if a background check is going to be required to purchase ammunition, I can't help but wonder what the idiots in charge will do about those of us who reload so only purchase components? I expect they will probably make brass, bullets, powder, and primers require a background check too. :x Shasta...

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"CB, the chat room of the 1970's" :wink: I had a clean out after a fire about 10 years ago and most of my gear went into the dumpster. The giant old tubed Tram, a couple CB's, one or two 10 meter units.. It pained me so, untold piles of money invested. I saved one mobile radio, my Presiden...

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1894cfan wrote:You know a Glock 21 holds about twice as many rounds as a standard 1911?

That just mean you have to hold it twice as long.

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Before I scrolled down all the way I thought they gave you a plastic pistol. I was thinking "No wonder they were afraid to give it to him!"

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Just a variation of the M4, no? (which you can buy a truck load of if you have the means) I.. somehow own three Benelli shotguns (not sure how or when that happened) but I've never had any interest in the M4, just way too much money IMO, even by Benelli standards. I'd buy one at around 1/3 the usual...

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I've seen a couple people comment that they bought one and it's a turd. (Relative to the price anyone) The only thing I know about it was from watching one of their comparison videos and I kept thinking "Look how slow he's shooting "without" it. And the "with it" clip, I can...

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I have photos of two patterns from my old M6, 18" barrel, I assume cylinder bore. One crappy, one okay.

2 1/2" #8

3" #6 (low, shooter's error)

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Why do people think everything has to be the result of a problem? Were that the case we could all probably throw away 90% of all our possession.

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The only thing I have against them is the evil butt plate. :lol: Mine was a .45-70. Concerned I might someday stick one of my angry Marlin loads in it, and wanting to stick with BP anyway, I punched it out to .45-90 and throated it a wee bit long for the 500r paper patched bullets I used to shoot in...

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I have a Hepburn in .45-90 The back end is original, the front end is not. More a carbine now than the target rifle it was, but it makes a great hunting gun.

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BlaineG wrote:"These Little Gems"

Here, I thought you had some pics from your favorite ti**y bar....

That's better than what I thought. I was afraid it was gonna be another photo with his pants off.

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Considering powder's been shipped and sold in metal containers forever, I wouldn't worry about it. My brother in law would never dump powder from his powder measure back into the original bottles/cans. He said it was "contaminated" and didn't want to mix it with the fresh powder. I would a...

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"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" with an all star lineup back in the early 60's when it was filmed. I think this is one classic comedy and with the right casting, would be a great remake. If any of you have never seen this movie...and like to laugh - well, now you have an assignment. Lea...

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jeepnik wrote: That's like suing Ford for the worn out brakes on you car when you hit the kids in the crosswalk. Oh wait, that's been done.

In this case it would be like hitting kids on the sidewalk after you drove your car right at them.

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BlaineG wrote:Who knows? I had a Remington 700 that would drop the pin if it got dropped on the butt really hard.....There was a recall in effect for it.

So I assume you didn't point it loaded at your girlfriend.

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Not to drift too far off, but we've lost at least five people from that trip (not counting Steve and Frank Wicen)
Pete, Doc, Frank, Jim (Deaf Smith) and Jeff (Ravenwolf).

(Who else was there? Dale, Matt, Cyrus, Sam.... mmm...)

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Three fine gentlemen who have all left us since this photo in the fall of 1999.

Doc Omeara, Frank Himschoot and Peter Martin.

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Had two of the Z-Hat guns before he gave up the work, both ran like a scalded dog, one in 35 Whelan and the other in his 411 caliber, both where done up before Winchester reintroduced the 405. Loved the 35, always wanted one of the 35 Winchester, black bears and pigs where nothing, didn't warm to t...

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