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WHERE....... ARE...... THE...... PICTURES???????????????????????

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With the way the 66s are put together I don't think consistency with a scope can ever be guaranteed across a range of temps and conditions. After all, you're clamping a scope to a receiver "cover" attached to a plastic "body". The barrel isn't really attached or pressed into the ...

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One of the Saiga carbine chambered in 223 would already be closer to what you want than an SKS. Maybe just convert to a fixed mag. Just a thought among many:

http://www.raacfirearms.com/Saiga.htm

I also believe some of the Aussies have played around with Enfields converted to .223.

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This will be my first year!

We've got another month to wait here in Indiana.

Good Luck!

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That is a good one! And check out the chains on the rear tires. I've seen some films of Model Ts back in the day going through some nasty stuff. Kind of makes us look spoiled today.

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I've got 2 1894 Marlins made within the last 3 years both are great guns and I see little difference between them and my father in laws early 80's 1894c. They're still blue steel and walnut and wonder of all wonders still MADE IN THE USA. That's still worth something to me.

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8dust, welcome to the forum, there are plenty of knowledgable people here! Very nice rifle you got there , have fun!

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Thanks for the recipe! I'm big on making soup and one pot dishes for dinner during cold weather

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Thanks for posting, Joe!

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Here's another vote for the "straight stocked carbine, pistol gripped rifle school of thought". I love the looks of a straight grip, but I really feel a pistol grip is more comfortable for shooting. I also really appreciate the pistol grip on my 1895 Marlin in 45-70 for it's better feel of...

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Just a quick update and a huge thank you to all who replied . My mother will hopefully be getting out of the ICU today. The docs are trying to get her blood pressure and atrial fibrulation controlled with drugs. They had her do a little physical therapy yesterday and had her on her feet. She's not o...

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Well, it's good you got your stuff. I won't make any excuses for USPS, but I once had Brown leave a muzzleloader kit lying in the flower bed next to my front door. I was gone for the holidays at the time. The box laid covered in snow for a week and a half till I came home and found it. :evil: Luckil...

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Welcome to the forum!

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Every 870 Express I've seen (including mine) has a dull Parkerized type finish that seems rather thin and easily rusts unless liberally dosed with oil. That being said that finish readily accepts paint or duracoat type finishes and I wouldn't hesitate to do that myself ( and I didn't). I certainly w...

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Nice guns! Terrible slippers!

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Jeremy if you don't already have it, check out the book "$50 Knife Shop". It's got a lot of good tips for the beginner and doing things on the cheap. Not that you're cheap or anything, judging by your set up! :wink: :lol: Keep them young 'ens away from that forge, your wife will never let ...

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Prayers said for Alex and his family!

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A long time ago I used to swear quite a bit and for the most part worked with guys that talked the same way. It becomes a habit, but habits can be broken. When I started having kids I decided there were some things I didn't want my kids see or hear and included in that list was me being drunk or cus...

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Prayers will continue for her and all her loved one!

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This is great news, prayers will continue!

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My first rifle was a 39a that I've had for a little over 30 years. I put a scope on it within the first year. I've got a scope on my Marlin 1894c. While their stocks might not be ideal for scope use, as long as the eye relief is set right I don't have an problems shooting any scoped rifles. I know I...

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I've never asked for a prayer request here before but I've tried to post on the all requests for prayers I see here and I know there are a lot of good Christian people on this forum. My first request is for my mother who is in the hospital now with several issues the doctors have been trying to work...

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Historians will someday look back and point out that the decline of Nascar begin with and can be directly attributed to the movie "Days of Thunder" with y'all's favorite actor; Tom Cruise.

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Reminds me of pictures from third world countries!

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I always say the difference between what I'll eat and what I won't eat is 24hrs...but I've never been truly starving. Last coyote I shot I thought about boiling and grinding up the meat to feed to my dogs but ended up passing on the idea. Every time I shoot a ground hog I briefly consider cooking it...

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Sounds like a lot of wasted vodka!

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Living in a household full of blonds (4 kids, one wife) and being redheaded, I just love blond jokes! I sort of collect them.

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This post gets me 1 closer to 1000 and "Senior" status! Yipee, maybe I'll get some respect...

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Very nice! My 39A is the first gun I ever owned,and will be the last I'll ever get rid of.

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For that kind of hunting I would go with 7x30 Waters. I've always wanted to try that in a Contender. Just my two cents. Post a picture of your set up when you get a chance. Good luck!

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Prayers said!

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Definitely food for thought on a number of levels. Main point to me is: keep your distance from the bad guy!

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Wow, that is very cool, must be some serious processing going on there!

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Prayers said that you'll get to feeling better!

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The sad thing is, nowadays, I see a photo like that and I just assume it's photoshopped.

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Nice work, I like the Cross! Now I'm picturing you ridin' with the SP101 in the holster and a levergun in the scabbard flyin' down the highway on the 'wing!

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Whats "rocket surgery"? :mrgreen: An old joke! :roll: yes, but it takes a drill-press to do it right and you can't un-do holes. You can do it yourself. As they say, it's not rocket surgery. :wink: http://www.beartoothbullets.com/tips/index.htm yes, but it takes a drill-press to do it righ...

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You can do it yourself. As they say, it's not rocket surgery.

http://www.beartoothbullets.com/tips/index.htm

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Like I always say, "build bridges not walls".

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I'm not bright enough to figure out what the entire sign says. What was the dispute about? Obviously no one was getting across that bridge!

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OK, this may sound like a silly question, but it isnt really. What kind of britches are you guys wearing that you can carry a J-Frame in a pocket holster without it showing? I wear jeans most of the time and I cant even get the dang rig INTO my pocket without a struggle, let alone get it out quickl...

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Very nice work! Now how about a picture of you flying down the highway on your goldwing with rifle in scabard!

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Another vote for a hammerless J-frame.

I don't miss or ever wish for a hammer because that type of shooting is not what I got this for. It is strictly a front pocket, self defense, point and shoot tool.

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The BHA Model 89 has been discussed quite a bit here but no one has fessed up to purchasing one yet. Looks like a facinating rifle to me. Jeff Quinn of Gunblast.com did blog about the carbine during the Shot Show. As for the whys, most people would probably say why not. The power of a 500 S&W in...

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I love the idea of pistol caliber carbines. I think the idea really shines with cartridges like the .357 and 44 mags. That could explain why I own one of each. I don't think the 45acp wouold gain that much in a carbine barrel, but if you like the round and reload for it; it's all good! A friend has ...

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The Ruger 77/44 is really a sweet little rifle. Around here they are going for about $580 which makes them about $50 more than a stainless Marlin in 44mag, if you can find one. I can see where re-engineering the Ruger rotory mag could be a problem, maybe not impossible though. The funny thing about ...

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Here's the link for the outfit offering the 45acp kits for the Enfields: http://www.specialinterestarms.com/index.php

I don't think they offer the Mauser kits any more.

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I don't know, maybe get several of them and do gopher-kabobs? Next question, what's the rifle?

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http://www.merwinhulbertco.com/

Your link didn't work because of the 's. These certainly look interesting!

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My final thoughts on this dead horse we keep beating: I've always had a "jones" for a Mini (spurred by A-TEAM episodes), I've always heard the reports on poor accuracy and other issues, and yet Ruger's been making them for over 30 years so they must be selling them to somebody. Ruger doesn...

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