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Here's one in leather by Triple K: http://www.triplek.com/Products/id/38/grp/12/prd/21/ triple k no drill sling.jpg Lace up stock sleave and loop around the forearm. Mark :idea: I use these slings on everything from Sharps, to flintlocks to Winchesters. They work well, but I modify how they attach ...

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The only thought that comes to mind for me... Is there any difference in the strength of the two Winchester models? And what kind of loads did you have in mind if there is a difference in the strength? Thanks for raising an interesting discussion.

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Perry,

Should you decide that you can not live with the fact it is a southpaw shooter, let me get on the top of the list of "southpaws" who will relieve you of the burden, with fair restitution of course.

Steve

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--prayers sent-- I really don't like tree stands, I understand why others do, but it's incidents like this that make stay on the ground... :( I agree. If God wanted us to hunt from trees he would have given us tails. er uh, he would not have taken them away from us a while back. Anyway, personally ...

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Can't speak to the bullets, but, if you use a Lee Factory Crimp Die, and use it firmly, you should no problem with the bullet moving around..... So, are you saying that we should have to get those Lee Factory Crimp Die so that we will not experienced any problem? Then if that is true then I think w...

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Found a good home. I suggest that Elephants and Cape Buffalo stay clear of 1886 for a year or so.

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I didn't watch the video, but from comments I would guess that my meat harvest style is out of style. In Alaska I passed up rutty bucks because I can't eat antlers, or hormone swollen meat. I often waited for the snow to herd up the animals on the beaches, where a high percentage starve to death in...

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MrMurphy wrote:
airedaleman wrote:Any commercial stripper will do just fine.

To clarify, the commercial kind that does not practice with a pole......

Great, now I just spit coffee all over my keyboard.

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As a professional driver and former LEO I can promise you cars are not toys. They are more dangerous than any gun you care to name and kill more every year than guns do. People need to recognize them for the danger they are instead of blowing it off like it's no big deal. We make young people wait ...

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6pt-sika wrote: three german drillings with 16 gauge barrels , !

Would you care to elaborate on the drillings? I have always liked the idea, but have never indulged the urge own one, yet.

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I was told if you shot a rifle anywhere in RI the bullet would cross the state line?

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If anyone out there shoots .475 caliber anything (475 Linebaugh, 480 Ruger, 470 Nitro Express, 475 Turnbull etc.) and has opportunity to hunt either real big or real dangerous game, I have 90 new Belt Mountain Punch bullets, .475 caliber, 380 grain to give to a good home. I have been moving them aro...

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BlaineG wrote:Thanksgiving it's self doesn't hurt me too bad, but, the cold weather that follows throws my appitite into overdrive.....I seem to gain and lose (the next summer) the same 20 pounds.....

It is not easy to fool Mother Nature.

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I hereby attest and affirm, truthfully and unequivocally, without malice or fear of prosecution, that I DID NOT SHOOT PRESIDENT KENNEDY, or Gov. Connally, and have no first-hand knowledge of the conditions or circumstances pertaining to or surrounding that crime.. Okay, but can you prove where you ...

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It may not even be a "spur" It could be several different things. It will take a look see with x-ray or MRI to know for sure what you are dealing with. No I am not a doctor and I do not play one on TV, but I did play one years ago in the dark with Susie Mae.

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I would like to see which way this discussion turns if you remove the "Genva Convention" rules from the table. Recently I was reminded that the old thoughts on 45 vs 9mm do not necessarily hold true with modern self defense 9mm ammo. So would not the same hold true for 556 vs 308? Small p...

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Well done sir.

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I would like to see which way this discussion turns if you remove the "Genva Convention" rules from the table. Recently I was reminded that the old thoughts on 45 vs 9mm do not necessarily hold true with modern self defense 9mm ammo. So would not the same hold true for 556 vs 308?

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Old Ironsights wrote:
Grizz wrote:you got that right. it's heart-breaking.
Same thing happens on every US /.gov "Indian Reservation".

It's appalling.

Same thing happens in thousands of inner city neighborhoods.

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Bronco wrote:Went and looked at mine I bought new 30 yrs. ago...exactly the same.

John

I guess that clinches it, it is an original "Bronco"

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Dang, all that foolishness and then he went and fixed it hisself

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BlaineG wrote:Sometimes, I wonder why I went with .45acp instead of 9mm......

Colonel Jeff Cooper had some pretty good thoughts on that dilemma

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I decided to work on two different loads and today was light load day. I loaded four rounds each of Unique at 11, 12, 13, and 14 grains. The 13 grain load grouped right at 3/4 inch at 50 yards. 14 grains pushed the group out to an inch and a half, so 13 seems to be a sweet spot. I was amazed at how ...

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1886 wrote:This is a good article. You might find some ideas. http://milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/Misc/358 ... ester.html

1886,
Great article, thank you!

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When ever I want to tap the real genius regarding a lever action load I end up here. I am wanting to work up a good "around the ranch, woods walking" load for my BLR 358 Win. I picked up several boxes of Beartooth 185 grain flat nose gas checked bullets. They are sized .359. I am trying to...

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Really? :P http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d197/sass93/IMAG0092.jpg Earlier today @ Academy Sports, Joplin, MO! It may take awhile for the trucks to arrive in your town, but... NOW WHERE ARE ALL THE COMPONENTS! :P :P :twisted: :o This can't be a real pic - that customer is allowed to walk right u...

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That would be why I prefer my Elzetta. You can run over it with a truck and it will not be damaged. And if you do damage it, you will get great warranty and customer service. I have seen several surefires that had broken bezels or dented bezel rings. Great service is good, but built like a tank dura...

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May the candles on your cake not grow faster than the cattle in your herd.

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If I remember right, it was a .370, but I chose the height to match the Smith Full Buckhorn rear sight. I use the full buckhorn like a rear peep sight.

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I had exactly the same problem and I replaced mine with a green fiber optic. As for the stuck sight in the dovetail I had ythe same trouble as well. I used a small pin point butane torch to add a little heat, and then tapped, still no luck so a little more heat and try again. The third time was a ch...

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I would like to suggest that these current posts regarding the recent controversy are more insulting to Hobie than they will ever be to the intended target. I do not think Hobie deserves the continued agony. JMHO

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Mic McPherson was building 475 Linebaughs on Marlin 1895's a while back. He would only build them on the blued steel models. I inquired about a conversion on my stainless steel guide gun, but he stated it did not have the strength needed for the conversion. There was an article somewhere on line dis...

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Check out Dan Roberts. He has a song called "Cowboy.com" that tells the story of the old time cowboy bumping into a modern day ranch management company. He was/is a real deal rodeo and ranch cowboy, like Chris Ledoux and it shows in his lyrics. He also writes for some of the country artist...

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Thanks for the pictures, my calves are all a little older now as they were fall deliveries, but they are still acting like kids turned loose from school sometimes.

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Ian Tyson, Michael Martin Murphy, Chris Ledoux, Brenn Hill, Dan Roberts and Templeton Thompson to name a few of the great current folks. And no, Country music is not the same as Western music.

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Lady Joyce wrote:How about at least one for us cowgirls.
Especially Mrs. JasonB 2ndovc

That is just wrong...

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it needs more rails, lots more rails

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thats "lock, stock and Double Barrel?

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I recognized the glasses and the mustache.

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There have been rumurs for the last 10 years that they released a few cougars in the Blue Ridge mountains ! I'd heard about cougar sightings from the Piedmont to the foothills of the Blue Ridge for about 20 years starting in the '80s. More than one person saw them in some instances. On reporting it...

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When you use a product such as the Outers Foul-Out to remove lead and copper deposits what you find is one on top of the other on top of the other ... at least at times. Shooting lead bullets .. then jacketed leaves lead fouling under copper fouling .. again, at times. Not always. The bore can look...

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Griff wrote:
86er wrote:Welcome to Rockwall! We'll have to get together for lunch sometime soon.
Ditto. Good luck with your new situation.

Maybe we should do a Leverguns lunch at Joe Willy's?

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The Howard Leight electronic earmuffs are good quality, easy on batteries and have one controller that works both sides. They are flat and compact too. I like them a bit more than my older-model Peltor's, for those very reasons, but with any model, the newer ones are better than most any other mode...

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awp101 wrote:
In the totally useless but way cool category would be a semi-auto where you chambered the first round with a lever instead of a charging handle.

Kind of a BLRBAR. Falls under "things that make you go Hmmmm"

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How about 50 BMG. I think a BLR setup with a box magazine so you can use them modern pointy bullets. and maybe in a take down so you can take it apart to move it around.

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somebody's gonna get splinters... :shock: I got tweezers... :twisted: Move aside, I'm a doctor, move aside, make room, I've got special training for this... 8) :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: Okay, now I was reminded of an incident that occurred about 10 years back at a horse boarding barn. A female horse...

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I would be concerned about the next one loaded after the squib. Could be a charge that hung up in the powder measure and then dumped more than a load in the next cartridge.

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For anyone else here I would have wondered what was their drink of choice, but in Kirk's case, the question would be caliber of choice.

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If anyone missed the message up to this point, they should get it now. Thanks Griff. Now go relax and let your BP drop back to normal.

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Always enjoyed your posts Buck. Glad to see you around.

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