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A lot of older 44-40's seemed to be .427 but newer ones work with .429 and that's what I sized these.

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I picked up a Rossi 720 5 shot, three inch .44 special the other day, figured a stainless gun might be nice for canoeing, fishing, yard work and occasional trail gun. And I don't have to search for .45acp brass in the snow. Anyway what would be your choice of cast bullet if limited to a 214gr. semi-...

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I'll have to say the JSP, some of the HP's seem to break up too soon.

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I now have a EpiPen, my friend gave it to me while he was dying. It seemed real important to him that I have it.

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Most of the HP bullets were designed with handgun barrel velocity, things get pretty fast fired out of a carbine length barrel.

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Tactical Topless Dancing, the proper way to use a pair of 38's.

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Very classy rifles gents.

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One of my buddies went back to SP ammo after having the hollow points blow up on big deer, I think better penetration with the soft points would leave a better blood trail.

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Muzzle contact, I rarely miss from there.

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Like Griff say's, a set of grips might make a world of difference. I've always had a hard time getting great groups with the factory S&W stocks like that, always gave me a excuse to get some custom. Pachmayr presentation grips give a good, consistent hold without costing a arm and leg, and look ...

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Maybe it's dehydration that's causing some of the politicians to make less than sane decisions.

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Cut your horse steaks thin and don't overcook. Roasts can be cooked with potatoes, carrots and rutabagas. Horses, choppers and ornery women, I've been thrown by em'all.

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Sometimes you have to choose, which is the lesser of two weevils.

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I lived with a very sweet, very pretty young lady for several years, just about everything she made though reminded me of Hardtack. I was thinner then.

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He's a good looking kid that's for sure. Going by that picture, I would want to build a shelter there and stay the rest of summer.

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Gamekeeper and I must be on the same page, I'd loose money if someone gave me a box of rare gold coins.

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Wow, I don't know if I should laugh or cry. I guess my glory day's are behind me now.

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Sorry Nath, I thought you were being funny, I pictured dumping the powder over upside down cases in the tray. The easiest way is after cleaning is to always keep my brass in covered containers. I shouldn't be eating that stuff but gallon Ice Cream buckets are just the right size and stack nice too. ...

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Very nice, I too am a fan of the .32 mag.

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Thanks Nath, but as hard as it is to come up with pistol powder sometimes I better stick to my old ways.

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Not sure if I like the idea of arming Antelopes.

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Went to load up the last 100 of my cast .45acp bullets this morning before I start casting new ones. Anyway I cleaned and resized the brass a few months ago so today I primed and started dropping 6grs. of Unique in each one. I always set my tray down and visually inspect them making sure there even ...

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So did miss boots, SO why are you in the picture? Nice 99 by the way.

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I think in this case, the HP design is to hold a little pig lard in each bullet.

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Great looking pup, My daughter brought home a Jack Russell about 7 years ago, pretty much anywhere I go, the dog goes, and guess were it sleeps. Be stronger than me.

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Salmon berries, I've never heard of those before, sounds kinda like Dingle berries.

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What good is a Swiss bike, 7 speeds but their all NEUTRAL.

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Yep, that sled is around a 65 I think, not really up on my sleds though.

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If you would like some help, I could shoot it and carry it around hunting for a few years and let you know how it works out. Just box it up and send it up here. Always glad to be of assistance.

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I must have scared the daylights out of the Gremlins living in the Reloading room, those 32mag brass have been missing for months now, but today, there they were sitting in a tube on shelve in a tub marked .32 H&R mag. I don't know what was hiding them but they were returned. Now if they would r...

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And just when I was thinking maybe I'd hide my other brass in my extra socks, I'd really lose things then.

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I don't know if .32mag brass tastes any different than 44-40 or 45acp, but I think something must have ate my 32's. I was going to load up some more ammo for my daughters little single six and thought I had a couple hundred empty Federal cases in the reloading shed. There gone, looked everywhere mul...

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Is that Federal Bureau of Intimidation.

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Fun fact, before the second world war, you could not put in basements unless you were under five feet tall. OK maybe that's not a fact, but I'm putting in a new hot water heater in my basement and it seems, mine and a lot of others I've had the pleasure of working in up here are built by dwarves. I'...

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That little pistol looks like it's begging to be taken on long trail walks with plinking involved. The grips kinda bug me though. I'd sure like to have it.

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I'd stick with the 25, you want reliability more than anything.

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About 15 or so years ago, I decided to canoe from one lake to another, following a small stream. As I neared the other lake the weather decided to change from bright and sunny to dark and storming. I ditched my canoe grabbed my flintlock long rifle and headed cross country in the rain following a ol...

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I know what you mean by good friends, I was just about out of Unique and my ex brother- in -law shows up with five pounds of Unique free of charge, he say's it's for letting him use my range whenever he can sneak away from the big city.

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I wanted a traditional 30-30 back in 74, but dad bought me a Remington 600 in .243, don't remember when they introduced the 600 series but kinda wishes I still had it now.

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Cool, I didn't know they had camera's back then let alone cartridge guns. LOL I started deer hunting back in 74. Seen a lot of variety of guns back then from antiques to Mil. surplus to the latest mag bolt gun, one thing they had in common was blued steel and walnut stocks.

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I went into my local Fleet Farm store and in the tack section they have 1.75" wide belts that are almost three quarter inch thick with roller buckles and they still fit through the loops of Wranglers and Rustlers. I think I paid around 18-20 dollars for the belt and it's comfortable to carry a ...

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Heck, it's a good thing to get ponies and horses used to a little gunfire, start with a loud cap gun then a 22 rifle, etc.. Heck the next gunfire them ponies might hear is a Texas lawman getting rid of a few more terrorists.

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Unless it's a classic like a cap-n-ball pistol or colt SAA or copies of, when I see a barrel on a pistol longer than 4.75" I get to thinking it's time to get the hacksaw and files out. If I can't occasionally stuff it in my pants Mexican carry or in a back pocket, it isn't a very handy handgun ...

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I've been using my firewood pile for the last 20 years. I cut and stack my firewood, I don't burn wood anymore but I always have trees that need to be take down. Anyway I use stacked firewood 5.5 feet high and 12 feet wide 3 rows deep with a forth row of logs laid horizontally behind it held up by s...

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Now that's some funny stuff, I really needed that tonight, thanks.

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I'm kinda liking those, I've got stag grips on my Commander, so of coarse I'd have to start putting away for another .45, these knives could get real expensive.

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I can't even remember if I just went to the bathroom.

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I really like the snubby .38's, wish I had a suitcase full of them, but I to have found a smaller auto is much easier to carry and shoot, Unless maybe I was going to fire it from inside a vest or jacket pocket.

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Some of you old guy's sure can get grumpy, NOW GET OFF MY DARN YARD.

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The only thing wrong with reading these old African safari books is it always makes me want a nice double rifle or a English style custom Mauser at the very least. Both are definitely out of my price range, I used a old sporterized Enfield and made me up a Lee Speed Sporter, Danged books.

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