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rossim92 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 05, 2022 8:45 pm
try shooting with the non dominant to see if that helps

Maybe it’s a left handed gun.

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My boss at work has some sort of patch that interfaces with his phone that does this. i gather that it has been educational in the ways that AJMD has mentioned but it apparently tricked him into an ill advised insulin dose at one point. Blood sugar got down to 60! Cant say that I blame him for bein...

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Excellent. Move quick. Things are getting real. Fast.

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Prayers up Scott. I hope she makes a full recovery a can set back into managing you and the homestead properly.

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Thu May 19, 2022 6:11 pm Well, it is done and I sent the reamer back to 4D today. I think I will polish the chambers and throats a bit. Any tips on how to do that? I was thinking about using my dremel tool with a felt tip and some polishing compound.

I’ve used cleaning patches on a loop jag and a drill.

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Yeehaw! You’re gonna love it!

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That’s cool

We have pileated all around us. We love their call.

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Excellent.
Not that it helps you much but #4 buck has tested out to be an outstanding self defense load.

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There’s two in my parts box. Don’t know the history.

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Fun!
Did the 92 shoot your loads constantly?

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Travel well Diane Marie. Godspeed. Thanks for making our world a better place. Heal well Jay. You and all who mourn her passing.

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image.jpg . One thing on unstable bullets....to the extent they exhibit 'minute of deer' accuracy, if they are keyholing and hit sideways.... who cares ...? A sideways bullet presents a heck of a 'meplat' to the target and if it is hard enough to stay in one piece, probably is even more effective a...

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It was my understanding that the black powder loading didn’t really crimp to keep the bullet from setting back because it was sitting on the powder.

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They should stabilize. They have in mine. The 180 cast lbt does too at that speed. Starts to wobble at 100 at 1200 and below. Never had a real keyhole and accuracy didn’t really suffer horribly.

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Heal well friend!

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CowboyTutt wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 6:41 pm BTT They need help now more than ever in Eastern Ukraine. My friends in Odesa were shelled last Friday, Kyiv is calm for the moment. 50% of Ukrainian territory is mined. They are working on it. -Tutt

What’s Eastern Ukraine for your compadres ?

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quote=KWK post_id=942615 time=1649730086 us er_id=252] A couple of new reports have come out, confirming what was known, that there is a risk of adverse effects to the heart from the covid vaccines. Fortunately, the risk from the covid vaccine is lower than with several other well established vaccin...

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I use crayon and a heat gun to mark my various magazines. Hoppe’s won’t cut crayon. In fact I have never found anything but heat to get crayon out of car velour

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campsalot wrote: ↑Sat Apr 09, 2022 11:01 pm I have a 73 clone in 32-20 (rifle - 24" barrel). I throw the minimum charge of trail boss (from the Hodgdon data) with the 115 gr rnfp. Out of the 24" barrel it is very quiet.

I have a pound. Never opened it. Might have to try that.

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Excellent! I love range reports.

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Brother, you got me. Great story!

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 7:15 am Wonder if your dead spring is made of 5160. If so, it's a mighty good choice for bladesmithing.

It was made in 1953 at the latest.

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Thanks guys. Thanks! I found a used one. I think I’m going to have a new one made though. Harvest is months away. I spent about $3,000 a few years ago buying it and I’m probably going to end up with another $2,000 this year getting it setup for another few decades. I love watching the farmers realiz...

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Gentlemen, I need to find a spring. I don’t know where to go. Extension style 14 1/2 inches inside hook to inside hook. .70 inches wire diameter 4.38 inches coil OD Katy Spring can make one for $6-800 455BAE2F-D065-4EEC-A42F-F946A907FC12.jpeg It’s for my 1953 AC All-Crop. It’s the counterweight for ...

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Old Savage wrote: ↑Tue Mar 15, 2022 8:19 pm Anything that keeps them off is a plus.

This

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I donated directly through my Masonic Grand Lodge. I think my money has a good chance of going to individuals.

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RRRRRRRRRRRocks Dallas Ft. Worth

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Memory Ln.

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Brick house, thick plaster walls.

I think it was box of truth that showed 556 penetrated less than 9ball

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Twenty years younger than my eighty year old sister.

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That’s awesome. Vey cool

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I should probably sell my 1907 1982. 32-20 Last time I shot it was the October 2016 postal match.

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Yes. A mold is next. We call it slugging the barrel. I probably do it differently than most. I fill a fired case almost full of lead and chamber it. I then take a soft lead slug about 25mm long and drive it down the oiled barrel with 150mm long pieces of wood dowel until it has formed to the leade a...

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PYREX is borosilicate and can go from freezer to oven. Still manufactured in the EU.

pyrex is soda-lime glass and cannot go from freezer to oven. Made in the USA.

Another good product trashed by PE. Private Equity has been the death of so many good products. Close the ******* tax loophole.

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leemsc wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 4:00 pm Tycer,

Thanks. Makes perfect sense now. LoL

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How about this, I'm replying to MY OWN posting........... I had sold off that nice S&W in a rush about a year ago when I really wanted to upgrade my synthesizer, and Voila' -- earlier today, I just found it in the same pawn shop, and bought it back for $50.00 LESS than I remember them paying me...

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This hole:

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Tycer, I was able to get the spring compressed pretty easily but the hammer has no rotation forward, at all. I believe it is locked on the sear. Unless you have any suggestions on how to possibly release the sear so the hammer can rotate forward then I'll probably have to go to plan B and pop the h...

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Trying to remember here… A smallish square sided screw driver laid flat against the tang against the hammer spring guide rod and the “point” of the tand against something will allow you to move the guide rod away from the hammer so you can rotate the hammer into position. Then you lift the guide rod...

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Thank you for the response. It’s good to hear I haven’t broken anything. Is the roll pin mentioned the one in the middle of the tang under the mainspring? I imagine the mainspring is currently under high tension. Will popping the pin release that tension dangerously and possibly need captured or se...

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Not a problem. You can just drive to hammer roll pin out. You didn’t hurt a thing. You can also drive the spring guide rod back and rotate the hammer forward. There’s a hole in the guide rod for a small pin 1/16” I think to hold it back. Then rotate the hammer to what would be fired position and res...

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Travel well Ron. Godspeed. Thanks for making our world a better place. Heal well Hope, and all who mourn his passing.

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AzBill wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 2:08 pm And, NO, there is no safety on this rifle, unless you count the rebounding hammer and the trigger stop that is compressed by the lever.

Cool, an early one!
That’s excellent.

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My choice would be the Lyman or Williams receiver sight as the sight acquisition time for me is a million times faster that a hole halfway to the target.
And looks? Really?

Your gun already has an ugly butt lawyer bellybutton on the side …..

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Very nice. I am looking forward to hearing how well she shoots!

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I’m not a big fan of having to keep up with oddball cases. Crimping with a Lee FCD lets me crimp wherever I want. I have a bullet that shoots great in my old 32-20 1892 that I have to crimp right at the front of the driving band. The Lee FCD is the only way I can be sure the bullet stays put.

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Travel well sir. Godspeed. Thanks for making our world a better place. Heal well friend, you and all who mourn his passing.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 8:53 pm
Blaine wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 8:18 pm Enjoyed the first episode...looking forward the rest.
Any idea how many episodes to a season? I think I binge watched like 6 episodes on Paramount plus. I haven't checked back to see if they've added anymore?

6 was the last one. I don’t know how many will be the total.

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Welcome!

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Thanks Jim

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