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Someday I will come down for a visit, maybe we can stop by the brewery and look it over, I will by the beer!!

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I know that in my area here in NY, the power is actually 117v per leg. But yours may be a little higher, that is not any bid problem. As long as you are getting the full 240-260v then its good, it would be nice like Sore Shoulder said to know the amps that you are getting. That is what is used to me...

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6, How far is the Yuengling beer brewery from where you live?

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Hey Kid, check out the pink moccasins!!

I think I like the brown ones better.

Very nice rifle too!! Do you plan on shooting it? If so could you give a range report.

Thanks,
Steve

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I can't pin down the story, but a lot of places talk about it though. http://www.vincelewis.net/357.html "The term "Magnum" was actually coined by Major Douglas Wesson of Smith & Wesson, he was a well know connoisseur of expensive champagne and a double size bottle is called a &qu...

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Other than when some dumb human (me) forgets to fully latch the gate, our chickens have done well, even in the sub-zero temperatures we often have. Our coops are small doghouse-sized mobile ones (we sometimes attach a similarly-sized wire cage to one end and move them to a place we want to de-thatc...

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So sorry Doc. Yesterday was not a good day for chickens it seems. My dog a bluetick coon hound is not trusted at all around the chickens, he hasn't killed any, but he likes to chase them. I don't know if he would kill them, but he is too big to "play" with them. We lock the chickens up whe...

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Very nice and very cool. 6, you da man!!

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A good remedy for bugs on chickens is to mix Sevin dust in melted Vaseline. If you can find the 10% Sevin dust it works longer than the 5%. Mix as much dust in as the Vaseline will take and still be spreadable when cool. Put a small dab under each wing where the wing connects to the body and anothe...

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Thanks for the replies, they mean a lot!!

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But didn't S&W call Keith's 357, the 357 Magnum because one of the people was looking at a bottle of champagne and though Magnum would be a good marketing name?
I don't remember the story that well.

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rjohns94 wrote:Prayers up that she pulls through well

Thanks! She seems better, now to get her well.

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I heard it was pretty rough up there. When we lived in Syracuse, we used to enjoy the really cold times because the clouds would freeze and fall out of the sky. The first winter we were there I almost turned into a mushroom for lack of sunshine and jt snowed for 45 days straight with lake-effect. T...

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One of my chickens is in bad shape, went to check on them this am and she was on the ground outside the coop. She was barely moving, I have her inside by the pellet stove now. She is breathing, but her not awake. Praying she will make it. I don't remember this cold since the 1970's when I young and...

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Can't wait for it Griff, have a safe trip!! You too Blaine! Thanks everybody for the posts! She has been getting the hairdryer next to the pellet stove treatment, she is sitting up now, much better than when I first found her. I think my mouth to beak resuscitation worked. She seemed to breath a lit...

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One of my chickens is in bad shape, went to check on them this am and she was on the ground outside the coop. She was barely moving, I have her inside by the pellet stove now. She is breathing, but her not awake. Praying she will make it. I don't remember this cold since the 1970's when I young and ...

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I am wondering what the price for that flintlock was? How much it will deprecate with the NJ State police test firing for ballistics. Do they even know how to safely test fire something that valuable?

NJ is really bad for honest citizens.

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casastahle wrote:Wow!! So sorry guys.
I didn’t intend for my political nonpolitical determination question post to cause a stir like this.
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =4&t=62370
Or maybe I missed something.

No, not your post.

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Archaeologists have irrefutable proof that Greenland once flourished with farms, and people. England was once as nice as Italy, and southern France. Let's help the third world (including Russia, China, eastern Europe) clean up their act, and stop trying to wreck the USAs economy, and standard of li...

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Nice!!

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:lol: I know a few people who were into Al Gore's theory and it seems every sentence would end in "global warming". Now they are changing their tune and calling it "climate change" :!: Go figure! Mainehunter :wink: They got caught, so change names and confuse the low intelligent ...

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I have been saying for years, is that it is the sun that warms the Earth, not co2 gas. It is all in cycles, and we are headed in to a cold cycle now. Funny how they found old Viking settlements(1000AD) in Greenland a couple of years ago when the ice melted to reveal them. If the 20th century has bee...

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Thanks Rusty for posting!! That was awesome!

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Thanks for the service. By the style of those glasses, I'm guessing you had some bell bottoms to go with em :D :oops: :oops: :oops: Those were BCs to be sure.... :oops: :lol: :lol: BC glasses, I so forgot about them, I am very glad I have good eyes. Steve I might be wrong (gasp :shock: ) but I thin...

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BlaineG wrote:
octagon wrote:Thanks for the service.
By the style of those glasses, I'm guessing you had some bell bottoms to go with em
Those were BCs to be sure....

BC glasses, I so forgot about them, I am very glad I have good eyes.

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Love my CZ 452 in .22 Magnum! Mine has a mannlicher stock and the earlier tangent rear sight. Mine also likes the heavier bullets. I scoped it briefly but really the tangent sights. with 40+ grain bullets the sights are dead on. One of my favorite woods walking rifles with a .44/45 on my hip. Have ...

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Confucius predated Jesus. Jesus did not create anything or any one. He was the letter carrier delivering a message not the OEM. Thank you for your opinion Sir. You are incorrect, and I will offer factual evidence for the Truth, because Truth matters. I only contest this because "it is appointe...

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I started on the old one back in 2004. It had been around for awhile at that time. Paco used to get on quite regularly but hasn't been on this one in a long while I know his wife was suffering some health issues and he isn't a young man either. Hobbie or one of the others can fill in more of the ga...

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BlaineG wrote:
Wow...that's a long time to hold a grudge....

I don't hold any grudges, unless I am missing the point, which is most of the time. But, what grudge?

Steve

Tubby The Tuba, wasn't a good screen name for you, your one now fits better.

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So sorry Steve. I didn't at all intend that to be disrespectful to you whatsoever. It was apparently my poor attempt at agreeing with you and wishing the forum was like it was in the good old days. :) My bad, sorry that I took it the wrong way :oops: , but you guys did bring FWiedner over though!! ...

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What is the history of this forum? I know most of us came over to this forum from another one that no longer exists in 2007. I wasn't in the old forum very long before the transition to this one. Has Paco ever posted in this forum? Was he active in the old forum? When did he start the old forum? I ...

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What is the history of this forum? I know most of us came over to this forum from another one that no longer exists in 2007. I wasn't in the old forum very long before the transition to this one. Has Paco ever posted in this forum? Was he active in the old forum? When did he start the old forum? I ...

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That is very cool, I was thinking Indian or maybe a toy for a poor kid years ago.

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I do most of my casting in my basement, 9 foot ceilings, and the casement window is directly above my casting pot. I crack the window a little when heating lead and actual casting, but when fluxing I just open it up, amazing how good a draft I get through that window. When it is cold like this the w...

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Sorry

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Sixgun wrote:I'd wish he would let us know when he is leaving.....I need some Jeep parts.----6

He probably only leaves the rusted up jeeps.

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Just looked at a 35Rem and a 32Win Marlin 336 yesterday. The 32 was about 50-60% metal, all honest no damage. $459. The 35Rem was a '50s gun, smooth stocks of course - better finish but had a couple chunks and cuts in the forearm and stock. $679. This is a decent shop with realistic, cash-only pric...

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Sorry, I was stuck at work the last few days, tomorrow I will get to to funstore and take care of business. Thanks for head's up on GB for brass. I found some loaded and a good selection on components at Graf and Sons. I am happy with the decision to go with the 35rem, it fill the spot in my collect...

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I shot that old Arisaka years ago and bullets tended to tumble, and those that didn't tumble didn't exactly make a group. I have long thought it was by far the worst bore I had ever seen. Now I wish I had taken a picture before I started the latest round of cleaning -- it doesn't look nearly as bad...

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If you want it and are willing to give $450 it's worth every penny. I had a chance to buy a 1963 model the other day for $300, but it had been D&T'd for a scope and had some light rust on the muzzle from being muzzle down in a pickup or whatever. I would have bought it anyway if I hadn't just b...

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Yeah, I have been looking at GB for a while, seems to be the going price. I would have to get it for cheap on GB to cover shipping and dealer transfer, which with both can add up to $80.00. I know a couple of places that have some good prices, but I think I like this one I found the best so far. Steve

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Good to "see" you back here regardless.

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I found one today, it was made in 1967, 98% condition I would rate it, for 450.00. Does 450.00 sound like a good price?

Thanks,
Steve

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I have a Winchester 94 375 I would be willing to part with if the price was right. It appears new, I bought it NIB a few years ago, have shot it only a few times. It is beautiful, no scratches and one of the things I like about it is there is no safety on it, no tang or cross bolt safety. If you ar...

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6,
too bad about the 375, they are tough to find that are worth the money. I do like those old mosin nagants, especially the Finn-ed ones.

I think with all said, that a 35 rem will be coming home to me in the near future.

Thanks all.

Steve

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Thank you all for the quick replies :) I was thinking that reloading the 35 rem, would be the way to go. Especially with all the bullet choices. Good luck on that 375, 6!! It will have a good home at your house. 1886, My father had a 760 in 3006, and that thought crossed my mind, properly loaded 35 ...

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How is it going with the restoration?

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I have been looking for a .375 Win for a while now, but haven't seen any that were worth the money. Then I went with the idea of a 38-55 and handloading up to near 375 levels, but I really think there is a reason that Marlin says the action isn't strong enough for that. Then I started looking at the...

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So from $110 a barrel in July to $50 a barrel now why am I not seeing a 50% drop at the pump? They always give lots of reasons for putting pump prices up but are always reluctant to drop prices. A free market???? Because the US Federal Reserve (Loser commie Obama's economic policy) policy of printi...

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The mistake made here was the publicity. The intruder was deterred and left the scene. There was no need to involve the authorities or anyone else. It was the perfect outcome until he started talking. Good point!! Never ever say anything. As an old Skynyrd song said it the best, "the police jo...

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