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arjunky

Maybe KirkD has some answers? I remember he had quite a post a few years ago.

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arjunky

Lee made this 135 grain HP about 15 years ago. Cast at about .380.
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arjunky

And here I was expecting a 120 year old colt.

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arjunky

Never seen one like that before, very good find 6.
You can send up to North Dakota for the proper break in procedure. Oh, maybe send the required 10,000 rounds of ammo too.
No thanks needed, anything for you.

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arjunky

Griff wrote:Yeah... exactly what HE said!

Yep. Would have taken me half a day to write on my phone.

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arjunky

Appreciate the info. I was thinking Nosler 125 grainers at about 2100 fps in a 8"SBR. I wasn't sure if the boat tails would behave in this setup. With the right powder and a little over loaded you might get 2100. I doubt it, but :o Maybe 1800-1900. I haven't chronographed anything yet so I can...

arjunky

I've only used processed brass so far. Lee dies no problems, yet. I tried 17.8 grains WW296 with nosler ballistic tips out of my 10.5" pistol and groups were not quite twice as big as hornady 110 vmax load.
I haven't had anymore time to play with it yet.

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I just finished building one and am in the process of building another...AR's, I discovering, are fun to put together... :) They are very addicting. Back in the day even the worst one I ever put together, with an already wore out target barrel, would still shoot 1 1/2 MOA with iron sights, when I c...

arjunky

Welcome and enjoy.
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Paypal sent.
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New old pre-64 94. Preferably pre-war. There still around.

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I've had a couple factory guns, I've even put together one or two :wink: , I've had as many as 4 at one time and down to zero for awhile. Got down to 1 when prices went stupid. Working on my third gun now. Prices are cheaper than 20 years ago right now. :D It's a sickness, but then I was up to 15 30...

arjunky

I've been wanting one of the repop 1895 carbines since they came out. I don't fully underdtand why but I've quit doubting myself.

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arjunky

Ray Newman wrote:"That Obama actually got elected for a second term, let alone the first."
--arjunky

BINGO! And you get the best and freshest 5 cent c-gar in the humidor!....

Thanks Ray.

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arjunky

This is what I have. 930 Watchdog Mossberg.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =461616752

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arjunky

Finally got my 10.5" 300 blackout put together. Cheap upper off GB, Anderson lower and guts, Phase 5 buffer and tube, older redfield 4x I had laying around. I'm impressed, no malfunctions, 110 Hornady should be @ 1" for 3 shots at a 100 yds. My reloads of 17.8 grains WW296 with Nosler 125...

arjunky

Finally got my 10.5" 300 blackout put together. Cheap upper off GB, Anderson lower and guts, Phase 5 buffer and tube, older redfield 4x I had laying around. I'm impressed, no malfunctions, 110 Hornady should be @ 1" for 3 shots at a 100 yds. My reloads of 17.8 grains WW296 with Nosler 125 ...

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arjunky

That Obama actually got elected for a second term, let alone the first.

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arjunky

horsesoldier03 wrote:Go to EBAY and check them out. Lots of Ruger 77 MKII on there. I didnt see a M77RS, but it should only be a matter of time.

Here is one.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/151535230520?nav=SEARCH
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arjunky

Bell & carlson made one. Just used the one I bought couple years ago. Small in the barrel channel. Needed to be opened up some.
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arjunky

FLINT wrote:
arjunky wrote:Send it to Mike. I'm sure he can make it whatever you want.

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Who is Mike?

I have not seen pic of the rifle, but why would you need a forearm and forearm cap?

V/R

Mike

_________________
Mike Hunter

www.mikehunterrestorations.com

Click on his link.
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arjunky

Send it to Mike. I'm sure he can make it whatever you want.

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arjunky

I was pretty sure that the barrel markings were way earlier than 336's. And serial # didn't make sense either.
I'd pay $350-$400 for that gun just for the caliber, but $800+, I don't think so.
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http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthread ... ost9458075

Something's not right, right

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arjunky

Don't think I qualify as a geezer at 47 but, OK I'm guilty. Mini14, drooled over the gun digest and gun rags through high school. Just bought first one two months ago. :wink: Dirty Harrys .44, Maybe :?: John Waynes .SAA, Maybe :?: Grandpas remington 11 and winchester 94, Yeah ok I did it. Byron

arjunky

One for each.
Very Nice!!!!
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Mom made ham, turkey, potatoes & gravy, corn, sweet potatoes,pumpkin pie, apple pie, pumpkin roll. Needless to say I got enough leftovers for 2 more days

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arjunky

Nice!

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arjunky

Any human bones next to gun? Just sayin.

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arjunky

I even got ammo and brass for calibers I've never even had the guns to shoot them in. You never know what you may need

Too good a deal to pass up or got thrown in with something else.
I know you guys can understand, but like ollogger said some people might not.

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arjunky

Chuck 100 yd wrote:I see no problem with that as long as you have room to live.

Depends if you ask me or the wife.

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arjunky

I quit counting .44's at 4500. And I know I got more out in the garage.

I knew it was over 2500, but over 5000, I guess I've accumalated for 30 years.
Maybe a little better tracking system needed.
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arjunky

Guys,
Going through some of my stuff tonight.
What would be a reasonable amount of let's say .44 mag. 357 mag. or maybe 30-30 or even 30-06 and for giggles .45 acp.
I really think I may have a problem.

Is 1000 each crazy? 2500? How about 5000+?
Wondering mind needs to know.

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arjunky

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from North Dakota where the Scandinavian's run free.

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arjunky

Looks like honest 73. Nice.
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arjunky

Seven (7) grains of 231 under a 250-255gr lead bullet does great. The ammo brochure that used to be available from Winchester (1985) lists 7.1 gr of 231 for the .45LC with a 250-gr bullet, for 875fps, 13,000 c.u.p. (I don't figure one-tenth of one 7000th of a pound makes much difference, and 7 is a...

arjunky

Sorry Ted. No words will cover it. Lost my first to miscarriage, my daughter, Kynzee 9 years old, I have now is my world.
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arjunky

What's that mean. For sale.

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arjunky

Completed auctions on GB show last 4 .357's selling for $1100 to$1500. .44s around $700-$800.
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jdad wrote:NIB B92 357mag $850 and not one bid......something to think about.

http://gunauction.com/buy/13150009/rifl ... model-1892

That's a winchester. But reasonable price.
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arjunky

Couple years ago I sold my 44 for $700 and my .357 for $950. I wouldn't budge on either one and someone else still wanted them more than me at the time.

Might bring more than that by 30-40% nowdays. I haven't watched them lately.
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arjunky

3 grand gits you a pretty nice one. Browning way cheaper or well distinguished used winny.
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arjunky

Will do.
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arjunky

Already there.
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arjunky

Almost qualifies as a giveaway.
I ain't seen anything even close to shootable for that kind of money around here.
My last ar15 barrel cost more than that.

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arjunky

Tell you what Jack, you make the vegas show in january 23-25,Maybe we call it even.

I ain''t sure I can go yet., I gotta ask the wife.

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arjunky

Well......... I Guess...... meanwhile....... sixgun, your a good guy and it will be ok...? But I gotta ask Moron to find out why it took the whole case and not just a 750 ML taster. with that I need to log off and go check inventory the winter has just begun!!! ^n 7 Rafter, Yes, it was a whole case...

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