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Sixgun, before we had a news media that was always trying to twist everything there were different facts. Anyone remember the book 1984? A look on Google showed that the 1918 Spanish flu killed 50 million people world wide and 675,000 Americans. WWI losses show that there were 63,114 deaths due to i...

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I have been laid up since last may. I broke a hip, got a replacement and fell another three times since and re cracked the hip again. Got both kidneys blasted for stones and just got out of the hospital again. Went into sepsis shock four times about two weeks ago and the doctor told us I almost die...

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Well dang it, you're going to miss my birthday party again. OK, I guess seeing your wife is worth it. Have a safe trip to see your wife and happy shooting.

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Is that the name of a shooting match?

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My wife has been in health care since she was 19. She bandaged Noah's thumb while he was building the ark. The were teaching the wash while singing happy birthday thing way back then. And that means WASH while singing. When you get done singing, then you can rinse not before.

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Sorry to hear that Gamekeeper. Hold close to what you have left.

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Last May I had an accident on the way to work. Still trying to deal with the after effects.

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Lenn I don't know if you need to read a book or write one. You certainly have enough ideas floating around in your head to write one. Just your patterns should be worth a fortune. What a shame the generation coming after us won't have any appreciation for these kinds of things.
Love ya brother

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Bloomberg didn't just use the money himself. He supported others that he felt would support him if they were both to win.

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My news seems to be carrying two things stories on the virus and stories on how Trump isn't doing anything to help.

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How does the action work on those? Does it break down swing sideways or what?

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My wife has a co-worker who rides hunter jumper ( I think that's what they call it) and she is also bringing her son along with her. He rides a pony in the kids class. She posts video of it on FB when they go. I don't know a thing about it but I love watching it.

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Pretty neat but right now it just a kick starter project so you might never see a return on your money. I'm pretty sure there are already some being made if you look for them. James Townsend and Sons did a project on Youtube where they built a clay oven. Personally I'd like that a lot more.

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A friend of mine carries his to his deer stand. When he gets one of those pesky tree rats that keep barking at him and seem to alert the deer he lets 'em have it. Someone that has spent a lot of years smoking might have problems building up a lot of air pressure. On the other hand I played trumpet a...

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 11:01 am Can't view USA Today. It wont let me view since I have an ad blocker program running.

Same here.

I do remember though several years ago a deputy from a sheriff's dept in south central Florida doing the same thing.

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I never believed all that stuff on the back of the boxes. I sent off for a toy blowgun one time. It took a zillion box tops and a king's ransom in handling then I had to wait 3 lifetimes for it to get there. It worked ok but a piece of PVC pipe would have done just as well had I known about it at th...

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The first time I ever saw a Weatherby rifle it was about 1972 or 73 in a movie called ALASKAN SAFARI, which I wish I could find again somehow. When I actually saw the rifle the 2 things that turned me off the most were the stock finish and the design of the stock it's self. I hope you find what you ...

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America is a nation of coffee addicts - We're also a nation of workaholics,, in my viewpoint. It is very difficult to compete in this modern society without COFFEE! WOW! Truer words were never spoken. I never thought about it like that. When I was younger I did the same thing working 70-80 hours a ...

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I recently had to change e-mail addresses due to changing servers. I am now on a satellite service to get enough speed to accept more involved web pages. Just a heads up for anyone that needs to change e-mail addresses you will need the help of the admin to get logged back in. It feels so good to be...

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Down in Panama, it behooved one to walk in the street at 0200hrs after the NCO club closed. All kinds of snakes ruled terra firma after dark. The up side was zero stray cats, and no rats or mice problems. You bring up an excellent point with the animal shelters facing over population problems that ...

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I haven't seen it yet but I'd like to. With my son and I our two favorite movies around here are THE LOST BATTALION and SGT.YORK. I had a great uncle that was killed in the Argonne, listed as MIA. I was never entirely sure how that could happen in such a heavily populated battlefield till I was watc...

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Doc, I have a couple of nieces that like to have me on their team when play Trivial Pursuit on family nights. I tell them I'm the world's greatest depository of useless information. I'll bet we'd have a great time together. The problem with kids today is that they don't read. I was in about the 4th ...

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Slightly off topic as far as open chokes go but if you go to the Henry website there is a video there of .22 Plinkster using a full choked .410 to take a turkey at a very long distance using some new Hevi shot .410 loads.I wouldn't have believed if I hadn't seen it.

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I've found of late that a J frame seems to fit my needs best of all. After all these years the controls are second nature at this point.

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JNYORK,
It's not the Tinfoil hat society. We haven't worn tin in years. Everything is aluminium these days.

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My son had one once that had a Bisley grip. THAT one was a shooter.

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 11:32 am Rusty, thanks for that link. It is really good to see Jeff Quinn making a video after all he has been through. God bless him.

That's an old video but the information is still good.

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You might find this review a little more to your liking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkKxFBjTnBc Personally I tend to favor revolvers more these days but I can see where a .22 would be a better choice for someone starting off as they could more likely afford to practice with it. The number of ro...

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It's all about personal preference. I didn't like them back then and most likely won't now. To me the grip on a Colt is narrow and long. It just doesn't fit my hand the way a S&W does. I'm sure a lot of people will like them and I wish Colt good luck with them.

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I haven't bought one yet, but I got one in the works.

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I'd love to have some of those old single shots.

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I've known about Jimmy Houston for some time but never knew he gave inspirational talks. I just found him on Youtube and now I learn he is giving daily devotions for the next year. If you subscribe to his channel and hit the little bell on the page they will send you a link to the new edition every ...

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I was looking for information about my great uncle and this is what Hobie found for me a few years ago. CPL Robert Blake Frederick is listed on the Tablets of the Missing at the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery in France. His parents were John Nelson and Maude May (Walker) Frederick, right? I will te...

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Looks like a nice old book in good condition. There's something about the feel of a book in your hands that a computer just can't match.

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I always wanted a #1 International in 7X57. I ended up getting a standard in .308 instead. It's almost as good. Congratulations.

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Those things are so much fun you'll be leaving the doors open to let them in.

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Thanks guys.

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I know many, many years ago when I was a teenager I had a Dremel tool. At the time I used it to clean up parts that were going together to make model airplanes and model cars from kits. I can honestly say I have never used one on a gun. I have a few projects around here I'd like to work on and I'm w...

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I've shot quite a few of the short aguilla slugs and 7/8 oz. #7 1/2s....... After firing they look like the right length to load with a squared black powder load without a crimp but with an overshot card glued for the shorter chambered, damascus barreled older guns..... Hmmm, that sounds interesting.

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I heard a Sig rep on Guntalk with Tom Gresham Sunday. He said it was a .277 dia.bullet at 3,000 FPS working at 80K PSI. He didn't say anything about it being a military cartridge though. He said there won't be any reloading for it for a while as it is a proprietary cartridge and no one is making die...

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My M39 Marlin shoots .22 standard velocity shorts so quietly you can hear the hammer drop.

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For anyone that's interested here is the adapter for the Mossberg 500 and 590 that will allow them to shoot the mini shells. https://opsolmini-clip.com/ I would only order them from the manufacturer themselves of from Brownells. Some people have ordered them from Amazon but there are reports that th...

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I've been looking st the 1.75" Mini shells made first by Aguila, then Federal, and now I see a third company sold by Brownells. I was wondering if anyone has tried to reload these short shells?
Thanks,

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TGBTG!!

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I was given A Salt Gun! serveimage.jpg I have already been hunting and bagged 3 so far! I bought one of those for my brother in law a few years ago. He likes it but his his wife absolutely loves it. They have another version out now they call it the Bug A Salt 2.0 that is powerful enough to be used...

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I hope everyone has a blessed and healthy Christmas this year.

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We haven't put bumper stickers of any kind on any of our vehicles for years for that very reason. In all our years we've had 2 vehicles damaged at work. The wife's Crown Vic got keyed at a big city hospital, then at a smaller hospital she had driven my Nissan P/U to work one night and someone threw ...

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It looks like he shredded it.

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I was looking into getting a wood stove several years ago and I found that there were 2 categories of stoves. Some are made for wood, others will handle coal and "orange" wood. Come to find out the osage burns very, very hot. Wondering if anyone has had problems with that?

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They were made in Daytona Beach when they first came out, but I heard they had plans to move to Tn. I'm not sure if that ever happened

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