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SteveR

Yes, its clear as mud from the quotes. The 30-40's were marked 30 US and I believe 30 Army?. The 30-03 was marked 30 gov 03 and the 06's were marked 30 gov 06. They may have marked them otherwise, and differently at different times, but that's my recollection from the ones I've seen. Sheds no light...

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Wikipedia? Are you serious? THE WORLD AUTHORITY ON EVERYTHING??? I just quoted you directly from the book. Theodore had the Springfield and the Winchester in 405. KERMIT, on the other hand, had "another Winchester, shooting the Army ammunition". They each had their own rifles, did not sha...

SteveR

Hey 6,

You can put me in one, I would get a kick out of it!!
I always wanted to be in movies!!

Steve

SteveR

I am not doubting you, but it could have also been the 30-40 Krag, that was known as the "Army" also at that time. Was the 30-06 being chambered at that time? That would 1909, that is only 3 years after the 30-06 was introduced. Steve Here's the quote from his book: My rifles were an army...

SteveR

Mescalero wrote:Last time I did not wear shooting glasses it was a gunfight.
The bullet is still in my leg.

Would you mind telling us the story? I would be interested to hear it.

Steve

SteveR

Thanks Steve R. :D I could never even begin to compete with 92/94 on any kind of an intellectual level. I'm just a peon high school graduate that drives a forklift for a living. Yes, Mr. 92/94, you beat me up bad. I do have a way of contradicting myself ......it's always when emotions kick in and I...

SteveR

92&94 wrote: Put some effort into making me look like a fool, just throwing insults won't do it.
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You are doing a good job of it all by yourself.

Steve

SteveR

and the bottom is a 19-teens original Winchester 1895 in 30-06): Noah I never heard that the 1895 was factory chambered in 30-06. I recall reading PO Ackley said the action was to soft for the 30-06 and the caused bolt set-back. Could it be re chambered after the leaving the factory? Steve My bad, ...

SteveR

Funny thing sixgun, if you were talking about people's home state rather than their level of education, you would be directly contradicting your earlier Attitude is never consistent, but always amusing :lol: Apples and oranges Mr. Elitist. You are the one that is amusing. Good ole Joe Stalin would ...

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Try this free program, its called "High Quality Photo Resizer", its at the bottom of the downloads, under Graphic Software. You can resize the photos, then when you click on the photo after its posted it will get bigger with nice clean, sharp focus. Its not to hard to figure out, but it ha...

SteveR

Now see if it will pass the Senate, should go through, but you never know with Uncle Harry Reid.

Steve

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SteveR, I recently read where it was the pre-WWI 1895s chambered in .30-06 that had problems, but with what was learned during the war regarding tempering & heat treating, Winchester was able to build em strong enough so that they could withstand the punishment from the high pressure cartridges...

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Funny thing sixgun, if you were talking about people's home state rather than their level of education, you would be directly contradicting your earlier words. Attitude is never consistent, but always amusing :lol: Ahh, the elitist university professor chimes in, ironic that your post poking Larry,...

SteveR

and the bottom is a 19-teens original Winchester 1895 in 30-06): Noah I never heard that the 1895 was factory chambered in 30-06. I recall reading PO Ackley said the action was to soft for the 30-06 and the caused bolt set-back. Could it be re chambered after the leaving the factory? Steve My bad, ...

SteveR

SteveR, Please explain to me how my father could send my cards or anything when he did not have mailing addresses? Joe I am not trying to hurt or make your pain any worse, but I as an adult, would know enough to send it to one of your mothers relatives, and ask to forward it to you. Or at least try...

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Always makes me wonder... If things were so great where they came from, and their system worked so well, why did they feel the need to leave..? If I wanted to live the way Eastern big-city folks live, I'd move to an eastern big city. Actually, we get pressure from both coasts, as refugees flee the ...

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SteveR is one of the ones I talked about in my post, capable of independent thought. He understands his enviroment has changed, and not to his liking. Unable to change that more to his liking, he must change his location. Come out west Steve, I will show you how to find gold. :D You got my attentio...

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BlaineG wrote:
Mescalero wrote:Please Blaine no!
We are still talking about eye protection on another thread, but there is no protection from that!

Blaine, are you still showing those pictures of Nancy Pelosi nude tanning again???

Steve

SteveR

Sorry about your pain Joe, but maybe it was a blessing not knowing him. You were a kid when your parents split up, even if your parents were upset with each other, that is no excuse why your father never sent you a birthday card or even a Christmas card. I know I surely do not know all the facts, bu...

SteveR

Our club has a regular Monday afternoon .22 rimfire benchrest match, we usually get about 30 shooters. Club is located in Lander, WY. Last night, a new shooter was introduced, he being from upper New York state, Pokipsee(?) or something like that. Anyway, I was amused to hear several of the other s...

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Wyoming has both open and concealed carry, WITHOUT a permit.. Taxes are nearly the lowest in the nation, as is violent crime rate.. "Interstates" in the immediate vicinity are more of a curse than a blessing, because they are universally corridors for crime.. don't get me wrong.. i've bee...

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So far, Griff ain't got enough guts to put money behind his mouth. I notice you are mighty mum as well. Lots of talk, not much else. You guys ever catch a glimpse of yourselves in a mirror? Must be down right deflating. You never answered anything I asked you, then you insult Griff, Blaine, Grizz a...

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Grizz, the meterologists say it will be cooler and sunny tomorrow. What, in your inestimable expertise, do you think the weather will be tomorrow? You and Blaine should get together and save the planet with your joint brilliance. Amazing that the world manages w/o you two a the helm. What is your p...

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Grizz, the meterologists say it will be cooler and sunny tomorrow. What, in your inestimable expertise, do you think the weather will be tomorrow? You and Blaine should get together and save the planet with your joint brilliance. Amazing that the world manages w/o you two a the helm. What is your p...

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Thank you for posting that reminder of a day EVERY American should be aware of, and CELEBRATE. I've visited the area many times. I can tell you, it's an incredibly moving experience. This piece of Granite marks the line where the town militia stood: http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y57/guido4198/10...

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Grizz, the meterologists say it will be cooler and sunny tomorrow. What, in your inestimable expertise, do you think the weather will be tomorrow? You and Blaine should get together and save the planet with your joint brilliance. Amazing that the world manages w/o you two a the helm. What is your p...

SteveR

Does anyone make a cylinder that headspaces off the rim? That would make loading and unloading slick and quick.

Steve

SteveR

When I got my I Mac, I noticed that Safari would not display web pages properly (details would overlap, or be lost on pages with small, and detailed graphics) Chrome eliminated this. I have not tried others. On the other hand, Fox News site barely works on Chrome, but, is perfect on Safari..... Try...

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Nice Nice and Did I mention nice!!!! I missed out on one these in April of 2011 when my reefer went bad with a load of ice cream in Laredo when it hit 101 to 108 for 10 days. the day i was leaving my alternator and belt went out so lost another 4 days. Needles to say I reaaly wish I had it. Hope to...

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+1 on what Grizz said. Grizz is one of the most knowledgeable and best tech guy here.

I also use Firefox. Opera is better suited for Mac and Linux, Chrome is a disaster and likes to steal your personal information for Google to use.

Steve

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Guess for some of you this might not be too out of the ordinary...but, it is in my neck of the woods. Back in September of '95, on first weekend of the fall Turkey season I was up and out early on an unusually warm early morning. As the sun rose over the horizon the temperature continued rising to ...

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I was just talking to some friends about how good this year was going to be for Maple Sugar and syrup making.

Steve

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BlaineG wrote:
SteveR wrote:A S&W M625?

Steve
Good Job.....

Enjoy that one, I might have to look around here some more for one. See if you can find some 45 auto rim and those cases should work with out the moonclips.

Steve

SteveR

We still have ice on some of the feeds to the Hudson river, I was at a boat landing yesterday and the owner was saying the old timers have not seen ice after St Patrick's Day, in all their time. So much for global warming.

Steve

SteveR

A S&W M625?

Steve

SteveR

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/metal-bluing/liquid-cold-bluing-chemicals/oxpho-blue-reg--prod1072.aspx Oxpho-Blue gives a darker, richer blue than the 44/40 stuff. As others have said warm the metal first, and use a dremel or drill with a wire wheel to polish. 3...

SteveR

The power of just "primers" always amazes me.

Glad you didn't get hurt and knew enough to check before firing again.

Just out of curiosity, did you try to shoot anymore of that batch?

Steve

SteveR

Are they hiring?

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SteveR

SteveR, Have you done simular tests with your .32 NAA? I have a Llama parts gun with a piece of extra slide, I am going to do a longslide Llama in .32 NAA. No, but it would be interesting to see the results. I would love to see how that shoots with the longer barrel. I have the NAA with the short b...

SteveR

Shooter, I am located in Alamogordo, in the Tularosa Basin. I've been popping in here for a while, just haven't posted much, I post more frequently on the Frontier Sixshooter page. Hi, I see many of the folks that used to post here at the Frontier site. I really love big bore revolvers and followin...

SteveR

Probably a .22WMR, it would take all of the animals in NY with proper shot placement.

I probably wouldn't have to worry much about people, but the .22WMR would be effective on them also.

I would use my Marlin bolt action rifle as the platform for the .22WMR.

Steve

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Rusty wrote:Ted, I've been reading a lot about the powder coating and was wondering, do you know how those bullets would do if they were cast from very soft lead? I don't think I've seen that addressed.

Very good idea, I was thinking the powder coat would act like a jacket.

Steve

SteveR

Thanks for posting Ted, I find it very helpful. I have a .32NAA, which is a .380 necked down to .32, makes for a nice summer carry and back up to my .45 ACP.
Please keep posting.

Steve

SteveR

Aaahh man, that sucks, I hope you are well and the insurance will help to get you a new one.

Steve

SteveR

Glad you are both doing better. It looks and sounds like a wonderful place to take a vacation to.

Thanks again,
Steve

SteveR

Oh, thats like 51F, still to cold for me, lol.

What kind of seafood do you have there? Clams? What type of fish?

Thanks,
Steve

SteveR

(and the surrounding innane banter of the HS girls and the "Wrestling Moms" makes me weep for what is left of our country... Funny no matter where you go, it's always the same. Looks like TV is a better spreader of propaganda than the, Tea Party, Constitutionalists, Ron Paul party people ...

SteveR

Mescalero,

Try this program, its free and you can get great detail out of the smaller pixels pictures.
http://www.naturpic.com/resizer/index.html

Best part its free!!! I use it a lot and no problems and it works great without a lot of extra stuff you dont need.

Steve

SteveR

Bare feet? Isn't to cold for that this time of year??? Nice to see that both of you enjoying yourselves with a very nice old rifle.

Steve

SteveR

pshort wrote:Fireball guy = Cowboy Tutt ?

Paul

Is that you Tutt????

Steve
PS, you don't look as big as Mike, but the picture is hard to see.

Steve

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