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I did quite a bit of unscientific testing a few years ago with my Winchester Trails End 45 Colt and settled on a bullet from the LEE 300 gr. mold. It has a HUGE meplat and plenty of weight. Shot into wet phone books, it left an unbelievable channel of uniform diameter very deep. Lots more damage th...

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A hip flask of Blackberry Brandy for when the hunt is over.

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Just out of curiosity(sp), what are the hornets "problems".
Only problem with mine is that I don't get to shoot it enough.

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1) Configuration – rifle/carbine (nose cap or barrel bands): rifle 2) Butt – shotgun/crescent/carbine/pad: crescent 3) Stock – pistol/straight: straight (4) Stock – checkered/smooth: smooth 5) Takedown/solid frame: solid 6) Box mag / tube magazine: tube fed 7) Tube mag length - half/button; two-thir...

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3T wrote:.45,

Problem is he gave me a phone # for another gentleman that has guns for sale...this could get out of hand.

If it is the gentleman I am thinking of it WILL get out of hand.
Good luck.

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3T

Hey man, glad to see you got that trapper bought and are putting it to use.
It was probably destine to live its life in the box if you hadn't bought it.
Keep us posted on how it shoots.

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It is a very sad day. I have a buddy that works there and said he would be out of a job if this happened. No more AB for me.

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40 until the end of this month.

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I didn't know this, thanks for the tip.

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The best way is going to be the .22.
Do your parents live in the city or a rural area?
If in the city the cci cb longs will do the trick.
Just don't let Game and Parks see ya doing it. We do have a rabbit season. Wouldn't want to have them ruin your trip.

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+1 on the Ranch Dog recommendation

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My hunting buddies grandfather was with the park service in the Pine Ridge area of Nebraska and we hunted with him a couple times. Thanks for the picture, that brings back some great memories.

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I came across that site a year or so ago. They have a lot of good information. The site was down for a while and I kind of forgot about it. Thanks for reminding me!

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I went back to the old way and like it much better.

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Wow 4 paces!!
Your lucky to get within 400 paces of one around here.

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Thats just beautiful!!

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What about shooting sticks?

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I like the ending.

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I did it last year and it was a blast. Hopefully the weather will be good enough to go shoot tomorrow.
If you have always wanted to try a postal match, this is a good place to start.

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Good to have things up and running again. I don't post much, but do check in every day.

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Rounds were loaded 1 at a time. Had the rear sight a low as it would go and was still hitting high, almost off the paper. I was aiming at the bottom of the black circle, or at least trying. Will try some 350gr Ranch Dogs this weekend and see what happens. They will be sized .460.

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sore shoulder wrote: I just wanna know how you did so well shooting upside down on the one target.

I was laying on my back. Doesn't everyone do that?

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AJMD429 wrote:I couldn't tell - was it the "regular" or the "cowboy" model?

Regular. 1972 model I believe, unfired until yesterday.

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Took my new to me 1895 to the range yesterday. Didn't have any reloads made up yet, but I really needed to fire this gun. Used 405 gr Black Hills Ammo. Started with a 3 shot, and then a 5 shot group, both at 50 yards. Will get some of Ranch Dogs bullets cast and put some Benchmark behind them and se...

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Try High Plains Shooters Supply. I picked up a flyer from them at a gun show not to long ago and they list a 250 grain rnfp @ $5.25 per 100. Nice guys and they said they would make just about anything you want.

http://highplainsshooterssupply.com/

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Just wondering if anyone has dealt with Blue star cartridge and brass. They have some pretty good prices on once fired brass. I have never heard of them before. Does anyone have any experience with them, good or bad??

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If you reload shotgun shells you can drop some in your bag of wads to lubricate them.

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AMAZING SIMPLE HOME REMEDIES 1. AVOID CUTTING YOURSELF WHEN SLICING VEGETABLES BY GETTING SOMEONE ELSE TO HOLD THE VEGETABLES WHILE YOU CHOP. 2. AVOID ARGUMENTS WITH THE FEMALES ABOUT LIFTING THE TOILET SEAT BY USING THE SINK. 3. FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE SUFFERERS ~ SIMPLY CUT YOURSELF AND BLEED FOR ...

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We went to the last Tulsa show and a buddy of mine was looking for one. We found 2 in the entire place. One was being sold as we walked up to the table and the other was waaaaaay over priced. The first one was like new and sold for $800.00. The second one was well used and had many scratches in wood...

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I would take hunting over shooting.

For me, when hunting season is over shooting season starts.

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Should get this to the main forum so everyone see's it.
Very hard to watch, but sadly very true.

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Keep them all.

If you are like me you will regret selling the one you already have.
You can always make more money, but you won't get that gun back.

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.45 colt
45/70
44 mag
41mag
22 hornet
6mm remington
7mm remington mag
338 mag
Not as long of a list as some but it keeps me busy.

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I went Saturday. Actually came home with more money.

I sold a hand gun and did not find anything I could not live without. At least anything I could afford.

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Bluehawk wrote: Arthur Hunnicut is the greatest character actor in westerns IMHO! when he says "Krotin OIL? Well I'll be a suck egg Mule " In Rio LOBO its classic .

Don't those two great lines come from Eldorado....Another great classic.

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How about Eli Wallach as Tuco in The good, the bad, and the ugly.

He made that movie great.

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Liked it when I read it in The Fowling Shot and its still good. I believe there was a follow up article in the next issue that was just as good.

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now thats funny!....

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Marlin!

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Old Time Hunter wrote:'Course I had my buddy try it on his rifle, just incase it would damage it.

What are friends for!!

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I love my 96/22. What type of front sight do you have on yours?

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I am a self employed heating and A/C(and whatever else needs to be done) contractor in Friend, NE.

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Thats great!

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WOW!! That is beautiful.

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I will be casting my own bullets, so it is good to hear these rifles like them.
Since I do not yet have any mold for 45/70, anyone have some favorites?

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The 2 pics look the same as mine. Thanks for the info. I can't wait to shoot it!!

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Just bought my first Marlin. It's a 1895. Was wondering what year of manufacture is. Serial #B0058xx. Will have pics and range report as soon as weather clears.

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