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I have been telling myself for years why I don't need a top break, again. Thanks for this.

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EdinCT wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 4:43 am This would be funny if not so true!!

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We were taught that also and got to practice it at Ft Bragg near MOTT LAKE. It is GREAT for under cars.

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The RWS "springers" are the best made in my opinion and you can't go wrong with one. I have had a few of them.

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On my way across the lower 48, I meet my daughter for a night near Texarkana. I gave her a couple of her Christmas presents as shipping is a PAIN. I had given her one of the WV State Police 686s a few years ago and my retirement S&W 4006 and thought she needed this one to go with them. I had a ...

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I sold my farm in WV 5 years ago next to Stonewall Jackson resort and understand. I am currently back in WV (lifetime hunting license) and have shot two deer with permits for two more and a Black Bear. I saw a bear two days ago but did not get a shot. Normally I only hunt large game in Alaska as ma...

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It varies from where I am.

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When you shoot the first one then you get to shoot these.

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Today these

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And often these

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Darn, it sounds like it is time to buy your own place.

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Great revolvers. I gave one to my sister when she started taking the kids hiking.

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You are correct; this is the response to their comments.

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Unless you hear of me winning the Lottery as much as I would like, I am now a retired GOV employee.

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Excellent, I am impressed

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I cut some mag spring off and adjusted the loading gate by thinning the spring to ease the loading on my Rossi 16 inch .357 This is the rifle I adjusted for a suppressor and rebuilt for my daughter. It would have been cheaper to buy the "DARK" model if they had made them then. I still nee...

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LeverGunner wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 9:56 am That is great! Glad you got it out. Great info too, thank you for sharing.

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2024 9:48 am As a Gamekeeper all poachers were my sworn enemy, glad this one got caught.

As a State Police Trooper same here. Not all hit their intended target people and livestock were common.

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Sort of like the AIRFARCE LTC who bought up-armored vehicles for Afghanistan that ran on UN-LEADED GAS (they didn't have unleaded gas) and TOO LAZY or STUPID to do the required research to be USEFUL.

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I agree with Gamekeeper.

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An excellent way to spend the day with a great choice of firearms. I will stick with my Browning HPs

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NEVER underestimate the stupidity of the young men and women who fly UH-60s. Most have never been involved with landing that behemoth anywhere near humanity or the fact the rotorwash with even remove the shingles from a house. The possibility of some lazy senior ranking persons on board too lazy to...

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I have used M-1s and M-2s but never bought one thinking the 5.56 had more power and was a lighter carbine. Please remember I was the hard-headed SF Guy who carried a M-14 in Iraq because I wanted more hitting power.

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OK, I am VERY JEALOUS. A Model 39 has been on my list of wanted to find from the time I was 12 using my uncles let alone one in that condition.

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Good luck with the road situation. Glad you got to do the short-range report, Thanks. I gave up and went to optics on most items I use on live targets.

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It's a very nice pair and caliber.

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The Rugged Obsidian .45 Suppressor works great on my .45 Sub-gun, .44 Mag Lever action, and AR .350 Legend, and other pistols.

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I bought this one a few years ago used for $250 and it will outshoot my Old Colt Gold Cup with Winchester 230 FP.

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I have read several stories about life in the Appalachians. One incident was a guy doing a documentary about the depths of poverty in the hollers and a local shot him dead because he didn't want anyone to write about how poor those people are. Another was about a census worker who was shot and kill...

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I bought a Ruger 10-22 Takedown Rifle a few months ago to play with. I was waiting for a new .22 caliber Titanium suppressor to get out of ATF Jail to break it in. I picked up a Monstrum Illuminated AR Scope 2.5x7 power for it at $67 and put them together. Here are the first tests with different am...

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Thanks, Doug will look into those. Not much different, but much cheaper, than some of the knives I have been issued.

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Not something I ever wanted but did try a couple of times.

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I have a lot of faith in 12 Ga and my favorite Combat 12 Ga. in my Saiga. I trust it and an AR at the southern house and the Co-Pilot or 12 Ga Berretta in Alaska.

Saiga 14-inch barrel box or drum Mags.

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IWI combat rifle w/out the suppressor.

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I used them in the military for a job and didn't pursue it any further. My wife bought a Ruger 5.7 pistol so I built her an AR that took FN 50 Rd Mags as her car gun. She likes it for the lack of recoil and mag capacity. It works for soft skin and targets short-range.

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Congratulations and continued good luck.

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These are my normal meat collectors . An AR-10 for larger longer distance targets. AR10 002.jpg A Styer Model 69 (without the 6-power Kahe scope mounted). I have never had to fire more than one round on a live target with this. Arch's 308.jpg My Older ported 45-70 Gude Gun my nephew pick out before...

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Not if it works.

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Sorry to hear about the divorce. I only went through one after a 26-year marriage. It was hard I made the divorce last a bit longer when I had her first lawyer put in federal prison for a couple of years but it was worth it. Sorry to say very common for the people I worked with.

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Sorry to hear about your health. The rifle would have been "TOO PRETTY" for me to take to the woods as I break things.

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The Firebans here are only for National Forest shooting on private property not a problem. I built an impact pit for the targets.

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My only pairs are .44 Mag, 357 Mag, .45 LC, 9mm, and 45 ACP. My 9mms and .45 ACPs are paired to Submachineguns.

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Is that before you wish you had a WW Co-Pilot for that problem?

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Earl, I used the SS 60 Gr in an MCA adapter in my suppressed M-16 for food addition to MREs. Very quiet, accurate, and handy when you fired the .22 you just cycled the action for 5.56.

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I have never Fire-lapped a handgun but I have a few .308 rifles we used as tactical weapons and still have one Brownells lapping kit left for .30 Cal. It made a big difference even though the lack of accuracy was from the operator's lack of maintenance.

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Excellent field guns

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 1:43 pm Wonderful! I love old single shots.

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Lots of room in FEDERAL prisons for the bosses and agents.

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We all have those days, better luck on the next try. I will have to give that a try with my revolvers.

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AZ is under "FIRE RESTRICTIONS" for North Central and shooting is BANNED on Federal and State property. IT has been dry and the Monsoon season hasn't started. have ing to water trees and guarder at least weekly or more.

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I gave them back my "CARD' for the same bullshit a couple of years ago.

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Excellent suggestion and results. I haven't done that with my single actions for a while and will give it a try on the new range where I have been checking the zero on most of my rifles (rifle rest at 125 yards).

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I have used the Grizzly on meat. The 420 Gr went through 4.5 feet of moose from the right front chest stopping in the right rear flank just under the skin. It punched through numerous bones from 127 yards from a Wild West Co-Pilot 18in. Grizzly 420 Plus P.jpg Brown Bear got some of the meat after w...

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