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BlaineG wrote:
Joel wrote:Well, he's gone. I would guess it s the first time a man has been killed with a levergun in a long time. One of the news articles from this morn, showed the chair the executed was sitting in, four bullet holes.
What a waste of a perfectly good chair.

Not if they use it for the next guy.

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Here in Oregon the Trail Blasers didn't make it out of the first round.

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Buck,
Words cannot express.
Go with God.

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"Dang, he owed me money."

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I think the Nosler Partitions have their place, but for the 30-30 it may be a bit overengineered for the task at hand. as has been mentioned, the 30-30 doesnt go fast enough to tear up standard type bullets. The higher velocity round can and sometimes do tear up standard type bullets, so the Partit...

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But if you know he's not yellin', he's not yellin'.
I like it.

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game keeper wrote:Prayers sent for a full and quick recovery.

+1
And remember, if the doc says to take it easy, TAKE IT EASY.
I'd rather break a bone than severely tear a muscle or tendon.
Get well soon!

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I have everything I need to roll my own (.30-06, 180 gr Nosler Partitions, H4350) but I have a question about primers. I have CCI large rifle primers and Winchester large rifle primers. About 1k each. Is there much of a difference between primers? Do you experienced folk prefer one brand over anothe...

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Hornady has discontinued their "Light" and "Heavy" "Magnum" loadings.
Federal discontinued the High Energy line.
Not a significant difference for twice the price.
Products that sell well usually stick around.

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20cows wrote:PO?

Parole Officer.

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Federal Premium 180 gr Nosler Clean, oil patch, dry patch, fouling shot. 1. 2743 2. 2715 3. 2730 4. 2728 Federal Premium High-Energy 180 gr Nosler Clean, oil patch, dry patch, no fouling shot 1. 2877 2. 2876 3. 2877 4. 2890 I've heard 57.0 gr of H4350 gives 2800 ft/sec w/o undue pressure but I need ...

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Peace

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Booger Bill wrote:I get to show mine off again. Its a safe queen. Without rechecking my book, I think its 1952. It hasnt seen but about a handfull of rounds. Think I paid $200s 40 years ago.

I'll give you $240 and a case of PBR for it.

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I heard he had a problem with his PO.

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I need to start reloading .30-06 or I'll land in the poorhouse. I have had great success w/Federal Premium High Energy 180 grain Nosler loads and my rifle likes them very much. Across my chronograph I get an honest 2880 ft/sec. Two problems: I think Federal doesn't make them anymore and 2. even if t...

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crs wrote:They still brew Pabst?

It's not brewed, they get it straight from the horse.

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Oh, hell.
The cowards!

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214 AND NOT ONE MORE!!!!

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piller wrote: I would just mix the vodka with grapefruit juice in a salt rimmed glass and drink it.

My favorite!

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When the Weatherby Ultralightweights came out I got into an argument with a clerk at GI Joe's. He had a .270 and an .30-06 on the rack. The .270 was priced at $1175, the -06 was $575. I asked why, and he told me the .270 was the new model and the .30-06 was "just a Mark V." I told him the ...

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jnyork wrote:They will sell like hotcakes to the nimrods who simply MUST have the very latest technology, gotta stay ahead of the game, ya know?

Nimrod was a mighty hunter before the Lord.

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I carry a Ruger LCP in .380 in my front pants pocket.

If 6+1 won't do it, no J-frame will.
We're talking 10 or 12 feet, here, people.

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We are determined that before the sun sets on this terrible struggle, our flag will be recognized throughout the world as a symbol of freedom on the one hand, of overwhelming power on the other.

General George C. Marshall, 1942

So may it always be.

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I really like my mini-14. It shoots as accurately as I need it to, and mamma can handle it in case varmints show up when I'm not home.

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That kind of wound wouldn't hurt for long.

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I bought a Ruger LCP in .380 a few months ago. It goes everywhere with me, in my front pocket. Sure, it prints a bit, but unless someone who knows what to look for studies my crotch (and with looks like mine, it happens more than you'd think) no one knows it's a firearm. I chose the Ruger because it...

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Glad you could make it to the party.
And yes, a couple of us like to advertise our shoes in photos.

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I really like this guns site but it's amazing how' y'all manage to forcefully insert conservative/anti-Democrat political ieology into almost every kind of discussion. 2571, you have a good point. I never really looked at it that way. The things is, it's been my experience (and maybe the experience...

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Antoine de Saint Exupéry said that "Words are the source of all misunderstandings." I like to be correct. Like the man said, it's not a clip, it's a magazine. There's a big difference and no, I'm not being anal about it. When someone uses the wrong term (especially if I think they know the...

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I have the Ruger LCP. It comes with an extender for your ring finger on the magazine.
The Ruger is very easy to shoot and surprisingly accurate. Easy to conceal, too. I carry it in every situation where a G 19 is too big.

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Tycer wrote:Joe, Why in front of the eye? I can't find any hog anatomy that shows the skull anatomy.

Because he was hunting in July, and everyone knows that a hog's brain swells in the heat.

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Bridger, My family owned the largest (at the time) independent vending company in Oregon. When I got out of grad school I became the sales manager, in charge of our route drivers and all product purchasing. Over the prior years I held every job in the company, from gofer to manager. The only job I d...

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otteray wrote:What bugs me is folks that talk about their "shotty" or "Glock Fotay"
Makes me cringe, just like screeching fingernails across a blackboard used to; waaaay back when, in high school.

I thought you used stone tablets when you were in high school.

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I shoot 'em with bullets but
some guys use boolits,
So squeeze it, don't pull it
when you shoot 'em with bullets!

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Hobie wrote:I would think that for scoping the only choice is the BLR. That was easy! Next...

So here's next...
I hear a difference between "old" 81s and newer, Lightnings, Lightweights, etc.
Someone give me the skinny on the BLR.

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There's nothing natural about passing away at 46...
We are the same age...
Tragic.

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One empty spot in the collection is a scoped lever rifle in .30-06.
What brand/model/vintage do I look for? It needs to have a stock designed for a scope, so the cheek weld is tight and low.
I am very open to opinions and ideas.

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Effectiveness = dead animal, quickly.

How many of the animals were DRT v. requiring multiple hits?

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When I read Mr. Quinn's article I saw that the Kel-Tec uses Glock magazines.
I bought a Mech-Tech for my Glock 34 and it is a blast!
Almost boring in its accuracy.

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When my dad didn't want to carry his German-made Weatherby Mk V .300 Wby Mag (which he bought new at the PX in Germany while stationed there in the early 1960's) he detailed me with finding its replacement. He wanted a stainless .30-06 with a short bolt throw, light weight, synthetic stock, detachab...

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vancelw wrote:
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I call dibs on the right to sell tickets.
I get concessions, too.
Do I need a special license to sell beer at the event?
Who's in? $20 gets you in the door, with a two-drink minimum.

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Can I bring firecrackers?

Only if I get a cut.

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The way health care is going, if I could go back in time I'd get a BSN and become a Nurse Practioner (NP), also know as a mid-level. Much less education cost, much less overhead, decent to excellent income. I know several doctors who believe that cuts in reimbursement will result in a big demand for...

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Brothers, it got ugly for most.
I received word that losses exceeded 80% for my division in my region.
Say a prayer for the families and ask Obama how that "hope and change" will treat them.

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PM sent! If you were talking to me, Pm not received. ??????? Shows you got it, (Re: #6 shot or slugs for home defense? madman4570) Fri Jan 08, 2010 4:43 pm[/color] But, Screw the PM! How about now! Here: Tell you what! Let me know (PM me)when you want to come up here.Let's meet at my local Karate C...

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I live in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg, Oregon.

I guess I'm out. Willing, but out.

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Good point about sneaking around looking for the bad guy, while he sits tight and waits for you. I don't think it matters what you are carrying, if the BG knows where you are and you don't know where he is, he's got a HUGE advantage. Flashlights are cool but thay also give away your position. Get yo...

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MODEL 71.
'Nuff said.

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Looks like God wants me to stay with the "new" company. I got my phone call at 9:30 (Pacific) this morning. Congratulations, you will be moving forward. I'm relieved, of course, as I think this is the better outcome. At the same time I mourn for the 70% or so of my coworkers who will be lo...

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My company was purchased by another company in November. I find out this Thursday (1/7/10) if I will be a part of the "new" company moving forward. This is not my first rodeo. In November of '07 I got laid off when the company I had been with for nearly 6 years eliminated my division. I po...

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