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That is really nice and thanks for sharing. Congrats!

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Done!

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OI beat me too it. I give each one a shot of Ballistol spray before I put away. Then, before use, I use an alcohol soaked patch/q tip to degrease. Also give my shell holders the same treatment. It can get extremely hot and humid where I am at, but have had no trouble, except where I have forgotten t...

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Thank you Hobie.

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Friends Call Me Ji wrote:I believe the first century Apostles are the best examples to follow besides Christ himself as set forth in his word the Bible.

Amen Ji.

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That is clearly ruined. I'll help your grief by taking the broken rifle off your hands so you can order a new one.

I love the look of that heavy barrel and the quality of te blue as well.

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Alan Harton is The Dude! Been lucky to have had him work on 2 of mine. He has alot of crazed SA dudes bugging and begging him for "one more" though so no doubt his hands are full, but it's still worth a try.

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Great photo....lot of experience and history there.

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Congrats and thnk you for sharing that!

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Yeah that might not have been too good in retrospect.

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Nip it in the bud Brother. Will send prayer.

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God Speed Jim. Have a wonderful time in the process.

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Done. Very sorry to hear this.

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Glad you are Doing OK Bill....good to hear.

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I'd go elsewhere, but, you poor, pitiful, Waifs need me :idea: :idea: :twisted: :twisted: I may be a waif, but I'm quicker. Many a Knight has fallen to this Cleric & his Staff... :twisted: Army Airborn Cooks: Death From A Bun..... :oops: That was so funny....still laughing. Many good men we've ...

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That is beautiful Mike....a logical companion for yourlong rifle as well. The turkeys are in trouble.

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You have your bases well covered New Pig Hunter. Love them Big Bores and Trappers! The BB's have always seemed a cut above, at least among post 94's. Here is my Big Bore with my son's Marlin 336 "Texan" in 44 Mag. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b96/CCash/DSC_0254_zps7d5a9b3b.jpg

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Excellent! Thank you.

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Congrats Brother....you found true riches!

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Nice little rig! I love the single shots and the short ones are very handy.. If you do choke system it will be even more versatile. I had my H and R done like yours and put a Colonial arms full choke for turkeys. Would like to pick up a cylinder for slugs. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b96/CCash...

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Very nice rig and fox Nath. I like that a lot. Piller...it is amazing how our ancestors ate isn't, without a 7mm Mag? I am not an accomplished hunter like many of you, but I was very impressed with the performance of both bullets above on Texas Hogs. That slow moving 265 gr. .432 Ranch Dog was going...

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I could make the 356 Win a much farther shooting rig if I wanted to. I hate the idea of putting a carry handle on it though.

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You know it Griff. We are dinosaurs even among the dinosaurs.

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Thank you Brothers. It is a Cumberland Rifleman's Knife and supposedly a Kit knife with a Solingen blade. It will shave like a razor. I would like to have Rob Leahy make a scabbard for it. Rifles are 336 Texan in 44 mag. and Win. Big Bore 94 in 356 Win.

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Levers and Cast Bullets...does it get any better? I will never understand the racks upon racks of synthetic modern rifles, lined up and looking like a bunch of cloned storm troopers. Wood and blue in a classic, proven American rifle will always do it for me. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b96/CCa...

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Amen to all said. Prayer up for you, Mom and family.

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game keeper wrote:Plastic owls will only work for a short time, they work better if frequently moved but still not a great deterrent. Rubber snakes work about the same, so I've heard.

GK has it. They do scare the poo out of humans too, the first few times.

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Beautiful rifles....thanks for sharing.

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Congratulations and prayer up!

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Danny.....yes, in Danang 72-3. He was in the 366th TFW "The Gunfighters" as they called themselves as they would mount mini gun pods to the bottom fuselage of the Phantoms. Thank you for your service, and all here who served!

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Danang, Vietnam 72-3. My Dad with his back to the camera.

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Based on the info, maybe overloaded ammo. I got ahold of some overloaded Win Wildcats which destroyed the bolt on my 39a.

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A couple of treasures you got there for sure Jerry: a grandson that would such a thing and a great pistol in a great caliber. Congratulations!

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Mescalero wrote:No more lottery tickets for you, you have already won!

Plus 1. Have a wonderful time and congratulations!

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Very cool.

Yet another video that hits very close to home.....thanks.

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Love it Ted......very nice. A 10 year old kid with a Marlin was a rich kid indeed.

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Was about to email him as well.....have been wondering. I know his work has him hopping most of the time.

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olyinaz wrote:It looks nice from ten feet. Curiosity continues! The price, however, is a non-starter.

The photography is not clear. For the 60 aficionados....what stands out immediately that you do not like, except the price?

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Congratulations!!!!

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If you ever decide to hang out a shingle let us know. I have a ss Super Bearcat and Super Blackhawk that could win an ugliest grip contest at the drop of a hat, and could use just such a treatment.

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Very neat Winchester. Hits close to home on a couple of levels. My Grand Dad's family Was friends with the Dalton's back in eastern OK. By 1936 they moved out to Pixley, CA(Tulare Co.)where one of these robberies was alleged to have taken place. It was a pretty big deal and still talked about in tha...

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Love those....the red stain combined with the curl is perfect.

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Very sorry for your loss 6pt.

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Great report......thank you Joe!

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Always good to see your fire a burnin Terry!

My first thought is 44 Special.

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If its a serious attempt at an 1860, it will be hard to resist. This company prides itself on making guns here, and that makes it that much more appealing. Hope they do it and do it right.

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Nope....holding back more than usual Blaine. I shot the Bearcat almost a month ago. It was so cold that I literally started to freeze my fingers and could not shoot anymore after a couple of cylinders. The last time I shot for real was in preparation for our Texas Hog Hunt last fall.

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North Country Gal wrote:In my forty years of playing blues, country, rock, jazz, bluegrass, you name it, in some of the seediest dives imaginable, have attracted sone weird two-legged characters, but no coyotes.

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