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Those any good eating this time of the year? I know down here you have the possibility of parasites more than in the cooler months.

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Prayers sent.

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Does anyone have any experience with the Black Hills re-manufactured ammunition? I have seen some of it loaded with a 60grain V-Max and if it is good stuff figured I might pick some up. I know they make good stuff just wasn't sure about the "re-manufactured" ammunition. I'm guessing its as...

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I use a plain belt (over top of my belt that I wear in my pants) with a cartridge slide. I carry my 5.5" Superblackhawk in 44Mag in a Tom Three Persons strongside. I've worked out in the woods on a hunting lease and walked through the woods and brush with this rig without any problems. RustyJr

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I like my GLOCKS (23-40S&W) and carry one on and off duty daily. That being said the GLOCK 45's don't fit my hand so when it comes to something in 45ACP I fall back on the 1911. Fits my hand like a glove.

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He and his are in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you for letting us know Mr. Murbach.

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I am looking into picking up a AR15 Carbine (16" barrel) for a patrol rifle. My question is will the 1:8 twist stabilize and shoot the 55gr bullets accurately?

Thanks in advance,
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Tycer,
You and your family are in my prayers. It is good to know that we will see our loved ones again.

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2ndovc,
You need to warn me next time. I almost sprayed coffee all over my computer with that one.

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30WCF, I still remember the day I got tazed in the academy . . . I won't repeat what I said when I took the ride.

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I was wondering if there is any difference between the Winchester or Remington brass as far as longevity or not stretching. I'm mainly thinking in terms of 270 Winchester as that is the main rifle cartridge that I plan on loading for.

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Around my area you can't even find primers. I would say not to get rid of the primers under any circumstances and just look else where for the brass.

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Nath. Thats a BIG fox. You mention using a call. What kind of call is it?

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I'd prefer a 44mag or heavy loaded 45 Colt but given what you have Id say the 357 with some 180 Grain hard cast loads. You'll want all the penetration you can get if you run into Ole Grizz

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Your in my thoughts and prayers Pitchy. I pray that the Lord grants you peace through it all.

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Pretty rifle and pretty buck. Be nice to hear the story behind it.

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Here are some pics of my new Smith and Wesson. Sorry about the quality of the pictures. Couldn't get it to focus very well. http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j376/RustyJr/SWAirweight002.jpg http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j376/RustyJr/SWAirweight001.jpg http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j376...

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Like others have said, don't know of what post you speak nor do I care to. Just wanted to say thank you Hobie.

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Ah gotcha

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JnYork,
What you referring to?

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Just picked up a Steven's model 235 double barrel in 12 gauge. I've been wanting a nice usable double for a while. Anyone else have one of these or have any experience with them? I'll post pics when I can.

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Atlanta Barber Supply is a great place to find all different kinds of shaving equipment.My dad and I use the old style safety razors that uses the double edged blades and lather up with a brush and shaving mug. My shaving mug is one that my dad had when he was my age so it has sentimental value as w...

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I'll stick with my AR. As others have mentioned ammo is cheaper (if you can find it now) and more importantly you have less chance of over penetration in more populated areas with the 5.56/223.

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Congratulations Brandon!!

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Congratulations Brandon!!!

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May he rest in Peace.

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I'm praying for you Pitchy.

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Thank you for the prayers thus far. Medical exam went well. Tomorrow is my psychological evaluation and written test. Prayers for tomorrow would be appreciated as well.

Thanks again,
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Congratulations!!

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Thank you all for the prayers they are GREATLY appreciated. Please continue to pray if you would though. The Chief said that provided everything else goes well that I will probably start either the 31st of this month or the first of the year. Thanks again, RustyJr

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Thanks for that link Pitchy. That looks great. Looks like I might be closer to having a forge than I originally thought

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I have an old 22 inch steel Bud wheel off of a semi that I was thinking of using for my forge. Does this sound like it would work? My only concern is trying to "seal off" the holes in the rim.

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Does anyone here forge knives or other things? Also does anyone have pictures if their forges? I'm considering getting into it and am looking for ideas.

Thanks,
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Imagine the stories that ole rifle could tell.

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Pitchy that looks great!! How did you make them?

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Good Shootin. Those are some fat looking does. Sounds like you shot that second one in self defense

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6pt, will she be coming back with you once ya'll are married or will she have to stay over there a little while longer?

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Looks good Pitchy

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I second Old Savage's vote for a picture of the Vaquero.

What caliber is it? I'm guessing 45 Colt?

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Your in my prayers Mike.

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I don't know anything about the load data but have you thought of getting some brass shells for that gun? My dad bought some a couple years back that are 2.5". They are made by Magtech.

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Welcome back. Pull up a chair and set a spell.

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This is a Pic of the 36 caliber muzzle loader (on bottom) as well as an old double barrel 14 gauge. The 36 caliber has a douglas barrel which my dad says is very accurate. The double barrel belonged to my great, great, great grandfather. He was a market hunter and hunted ducks on the Chesapeake bay....

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Those are some beautiful pics, and the levergun is a nice touch. I've thought of getting a 44-40, not that I need it mind you. Much like some people like things in 45 caliber. I'm partial to the 44s

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Nate, the idea with the drywall screw might be what I do. Something along those those is what I was thinking just wanted to make sure I was on the right track. I understand the peg in the stud idea but the lady of the house would not take too kindly to me putting that large of a hole in the wall. Ru...

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ARE YALL TRYING TO GET ME KILT??!!

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I have a 36 caliber muzzle loader that I am interested in hanging in my room. I have drilled out a 7/8" dowel to use as a peg to hang it on. The only thing I can't figure is how to mount the peg to the wall. I thought about putting a screw in the wall and then slipping the peg along with a litt...

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At first glance it looks like the engines were on fire. Glad to see they weren't. Men were most definitely men in those days. The latest movie on the Tuskegee Airmen "Redtails" made my eyes sweat more than once while watching it. Made me think of an old black gentleman that I delivered pos...

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Tell him I said congratulations. Now he has me thinking about hiking in my locale. I saw where he said he had bear spray and I know you all aren't allowed handguns except in certain circumstances up there, but I think at least a pistol caliber carbine (in my case a 92 Winchester in 44 Mag) would hav...

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Those are some beautiful looking sixguns

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