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JReed wrote:I prefer the 22WMR how could you not love it. It makes a bigger hole and looks like a mini 45-70

Now if someone would just load them with a hard cast lead "Keith" style bullet.

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I had a neighbor lady who did not believe in curtains. I saw her bear on a regular basis. Unfortunately I was never attacked by her bear.

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I too feel there is a change in the forum lately. It used to be that there were a few stickies, a few OT's and a whole lot of posts with great Lever Gun discussion. now days the first page of posts is one third stickies, one half OT and 20 percent (okay, it does not add up to 100 percent, but it is ...

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Go check his sight today. He has some great pictures posted from all 4 days of the SHOT show. There are some great new products and guns coming and even a few nice lever guns to dream about and or drool over.

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Is the 32-20 a good caliber for chicken. Are you better off with a 60 grain load at 2100 ofr a 115 grain load at 1200 and better penetration?

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The tang is a Marbles and it worked out just fine with the factory front. I have since removed it however as I did not like the way it felt to grip with it in place. I went instead with a Smith full buckhorn rear sight which works good for me as a peep type sight.

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$300.00 plus S&H

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it is high time the Kennedy clan stop being allowed to make our lives miserable.

look at the last bit of legislation Arnie Kennedy, I mean Schriver oops I mean Swarznegger signed in CA

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For that price you can find a NIB Hi Grade and it is just as purty, maybe even purtier.

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Yep must have started to D&T the top of the receiver for the Hepburn in 1905 because my 1904 is not. I am now down to either a tang peep, which I find to be uncomfortable to grip or a full buckhorn rear sight. I put a Smith full buckhorn with a flip up ladder on my 1886 and if works kind of okay...

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That looks like a great option. Now I need to check to see if the top of the receiver is D&Ted for it.

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With any luck, Ted will offer to drive Hillary home after the "party" and she will accept.

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I feel for you guys. Its a pleasant 91 today, and by Sunday it will be back up to 100 again. I give thanks daily for airconditioning and cold beer :D I believe you chaps have a saying that would fit here from us chaps in the frigid parts of the world. "Pi&& off mate" just kidding ...

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I have a 30 WCF Marlin 1893, circa 1904 that is in pretty nice shape. It still retains some of the CCH (85 to 90 %, but faded), the blue is clean and dark, the action is smooth and tight, the bore is bright and it shoots good groups with both jacketed and cast loads. Unfortunately the wood has been ...

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We came to the conclusion that a guy would be better off loading that same bullet at about 1600 fps. it would kill anything that walks and recoil is tolarable and bullet performace would probably be better. In penetration testing the only bullet that actually did better at 2000 fps were the brass p...

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86er, What does you WWG 500 weigh? This is a true life version of the old englishman hunting elephant with an 8 bore story. Gun goes off, bull goes down, hunter goes down. Whoever gets up first wins. Congratulations, you won. Glad to hear you are doing okay. I agree with others here. You might want ...

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What is the legal bag limit and is that mounds or individual ants?

mmm french fried ant legs. And you get six with every ant.

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This was posted on another forum and I found it to be both fun and informative. You can qualify for your Montana black bear ID Certificate that is required if you plan to hunt black bear there. You only need qualify once in your life. There is a test at the bottom of the page on the link below. It's...

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The lead bullet ban in CA has very little to do with lead and a whole lot to do with banning hunting and guns. Just my opinion.

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I was leaving this one alone until now. While I appreciate that Griff's story describes a great example of a Police Officer, the same type of thing could be written about folks in every walk of life and in every case the folks who believe in their work and try to do it the best way possible deserve ...

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There is a gun shop in Farmington NM that had a sign and is now doing a bumper sticker because of all the requests from folks who saw the sign. It read "I wish Hillary had married O J" or words to that effect.

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JoeArizona wrote:Concrete to China? That's funny...

So...how heavy is a boatload of concrete?
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Now that depends on how much water leaks into the cargo hold.

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My 1886 Browning SRC works best with 400 to 420 grain cast loads. And it does not seem to care if they are mild or hot.

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I used to hunt with his dad.

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"OH MY GOD, SHE KILLED KENNY"

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Taxidermist? Great idea, we could mount a bunch of these terrorist fellas and then loan out the mounts to be displayed in major airports and other ports of entry as an object lesson to any more who might be thinking of causing trouble while visiting here.....

Ooops, I guess I am a redneck

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yep, what Steve said, they are ammo sensitive. that is why he is currently reworking the action on mine, a 20 inch takedown in 45 colt

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I just finished two of John Taffins fine book on Single Action Sixguns and Big Bore Sixguns. My question is this. Is there a book or books like this on lever actions? Thanks.

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no spare mags? how would you deal with a mag failure of any kind?

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I think that grouping is a training tool, i.e., something to provide a focus, or a game to play while getting serious work done at the range. If you can do it once, can you do it twice? If you reload, they probably also provide necessary information about load consistancy. :) What he said, plus it ...

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It is an epoxy and a danged hard one at that. I ended up going to a professional furniture refinisher to have it stripped off my 1886 Browning Hi Grade. I know I wiped out the resale value, but this rifle will be with me until I am gone. It is a shooter and I could not stand the look of that finish....

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Long gun would be my 1886 Browning 45-70 and handgun is either my FA 97 4 1/4 inch 45 colt or for CCW, my S&W M&P 40C compact.

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homefront wrote:The Duke wouldn't drink Coors.

Forget Coors, he would not drink LITE beer

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The beginning of the end on so many boards in the past. I sure hope this one moves past this kind of stuff. Leverguns is one of the best places I have found to relax and read about levers and using them.

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i am at a loss for words, seems my throat is a little choked up. Great job kid, "Dad"

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okay, could be the saddle ring I see, but it looks to be in the wrong place for a saddle ring. It is a drawing so I will give em that.

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I just realized while watching the end of an old episode of "The Rifleman" that the drawing at the end during the credits has Lucas holding a model 92 with the loading gate on the left side. Does anyone know where I can get one of those?

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475 Linebaugh

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If I am home alone, I am going to grab my SA 45 and my 92 45, secure the area and go to investigate. If family is there with me, same actions except I am going to stay close to protect them, anyone outside is on their own. Sorry, family comes first.

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A United StatesMarine was attending some college courses between assignments. He had completed missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. One of the courses had a professor who was a vowed atheist and a member of the ACLU. One day the professor shocked the class when he came in. He looked to th e ceiling and...

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I am not surprised at the expertise of this guy. I believe his uncle A.H Fox built some pretty well thought of shotguns.

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He either needs a shorter LOP on that stock, or a longer eye relief on the scope. Of course he is pretty close to bagging his limit just the way he is currently set up.

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For those of you, who missed the pics on the old site - This is my new Randall Model 25 knife: http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd30/Pete44ru/MorePhotos0006.jpg http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd30/Pete44ru/MorePhotos0004.jpg If you cut off some barrel and most of the buttstock, you will have ...

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Flat shooting was meant to be a relative term. I understand it will not match any small caliber or for that matter any center fire rifle. I was looking for any actual experience in developing a load that would shoot "flatter" out to say 150 yards.

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I am looking for a flat shooting coyote load in 45 Colt. I intend to carry the load in my Model 97 Freedom Arms single action. I know this is not a lever action, but the same load could be used in a 45 colt levergun. Any experience or thoughts are welcome. Thanks.

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