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You guys should definitely check out the SHWAT site, and sign up for the newsletter. Also, check out the giveaways - lots of cool stuff being given way. http://1c39b886f0b2ab334fe4-e9e04ce3af60b2c5ede0ed1eaae45ae4.r0.cf1.rackcdn.com/Forum-Promo-Banner-660x250.jpg The site and forum are pretty cool -...

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There has never been a day in my life when God has not taken care of everything, been in the process of taking care of everything, or been about to take care of everything.

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A blast was loaded and a forest fire was burning across it. They wanted someone to fly in and deal with it. Didn't realize I was still in AZ, and when they checked flights, it would take longer to get me there than they liked. At this point, I don't know how I am going to pay bills, let alone keep t...

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It is a hard subject. There are severe issues that often seem to compel a different answer. We demand freedom, our society is supposed to one based on it, yet we give up freedoms voluntarily or involuntarily, within reason for the protection of the society that is supposed to recognize our freedoms,...

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I use one point and two point, and a two-point can be used tn the same madder as a single-point often. The slings I like most are the Savvy Sniper slings. They can be used as either a single-point or two-point, and as a single-point, they work really well. It is a great design. Also, the people who ...

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They traveled from England to Korea, then from Korea to the US. Landed in Anchorage on boats from Korea, and are in the Anchorage are in AK. The interesting thing is that they tend to stay in fields and out of houses in England, but in the US, they tend to live in houses. People get bit a lot more a...

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Nate Kiowa Jones wrote:Here are few I've done for my customers . . .

Yours always look good, and the combination of different tack sizes gives them just the right touch.

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. . . with fast reloading capability, the later of which wouldn't matter in a bear fight, but might be useful in other self-defense situations. It could matter in a bear defense situation. Sometimes they can go on for some time. Train to reload one handed while someone big drags you around and shak...

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DuraCoat overall; Black, and the grey I wanted to use I was out of, so I mixed a grey. Didn't tough the stock except to align the misfit aftermarket buttpad better than it was when it came to me. I like this one better than any of the marlins I have down before, except one. The green is nice, it tun...

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Just to look cool.

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Have not posted photos to my website in a couple years - I'm way behind. Here are some I thought you all might like to see: https://762precision.wordpress.com/two-tone-grey-and-black-marlin-1895/ https://762precision.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/1895-marlin-two-tone-right-side.jpg https://762precisio...

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I noticed that the factory blue on those rifles is always really nice. They did a nicer job than on other 94s at that time. My wife found one for $300 or $400 or something like that once. It was in almost new condition. We needed money and sold it immediately for a good profit.

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I am a hunter and have been a trapper, and everywhere I have been, hunters and trappers tend to be on the same page. But everywhere I have trapped, there were animals that I needed to avoid catching. I have not always avoided it. I caught a neighbor's dog once and froze it's foot. Got bit pretty goo...

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The right snares seethe right way won't catch a deer. Also, if someone's catching dogs in traps or snares, generally they are trapping too close. Some dogs really range, and that is understandable, but when I was trapping close to people, I just used sets that dogs didn't get caught in. A snare set ...

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Another Update - Parts Ordered: For the front anchor point: Uncle Mike's Remington 760 and 7600 (1969 and Newer) Swivels (Blued, 1-Inch Loop) For the buttstock: GrovTec GTSW295 Heavy Duty Push Button Swivel Set The QD swivel for the rear, you might want to install with just a bit of epoxy. It might...

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Brian Peirce ( spelling?) who writes for handloader wrote of killing several Black bears with the factory 250 gr load in the 45 colt. They were inside of 60 yards or so and he seemed to have no problem killing them. I think if you hit them in the lungs and shoot a load with the same ballistics you ...

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Have shipped to PR many times, firearms and parts. It is a very murky deal. Because they are a territory, they have a lot of convoluted laws put in place by political appointees. Firearms and some parts have to go to dealers and through paperwork with the police and stuff and go to someone with the ...

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A good cross-draw holster, perhaps? Keeps the revolver from dangling out on your hip, your rifle doesn't bang against it all day while you walk, and it isn;t in the way of your pack frame. Holds it close to your body. Also easier to draw with your off-hand if your shooting hand is getting chewed on.

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I'd like to hear about that 357 SIG of yours. Killed anything game with it? Does it get it done better than a 45 ACP? 357 SIG Springfield XD I killed a blue grouse with a neck shot a 25 meters, one shot! I was pretty proud of that shot! I was three days into being hungry, though. My brother shot an...

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And the movie uncovered something that linguists and anthropologists missed for years. When it came out, some Tlingets were surprised to hear that the actors were speaking Tlinget instead of Navajo. They began trying to figure out who the actors were, since no one had heard about any Tlinget actors....

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I'm not sure we are completely clear on the purpose - is it for bear protection or is it for hunting? For bears, penetration is almost everything, and that means through bone and stuff. Blacks are easier than browns. .45 ACP has been used successfully, but if you get into heavier bullets, make sure ...

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For bear, I like something a bit heavy and moving at a decent speed. It doesn't have to be outrageous - I have no use for a 500 S&W because I can cary a carbine as easily. But in a revolver a .45 Colt or .44 Mag with heavy, non-expanding bullets moving at decent speeds makes me feel better. For ...

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Killed a caribou with my Vaquero and a 300 gr. something or other, maybe HSM. No need fora .44 mag if you have the .45 Colt in a Ruger, unless you really want the scope. I'm not into scopes on a pistol, so my leaning is always toward the more traditional pistols. Oh, and on the HSM ammo: https://762...

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I knew two young brothers that were assigned to the same troop at the same time. Their father then was assigned to the same squadron. When their unit deployed, they required one brother to be transferred to a different squadron.

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The tend now with a lot of trainers is to steer people away from night sights. I wrote an article about the subject recently:

http://thinkingoutsidethewire.com/train ... s-useless/

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Did have TS, but I'm sure it is no longer active by now. I'm not on LinkedIn right now.

Background checks are not problem, on the other hand - I have several firearms and explosives licenses that require them, including federal of both.

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Might have a belt-slide for the SP 101 that you could try. Not sure how long before I am back in AK to see what I have. Might have the Deep Concealment Tuckable, too.

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Self-publishing is in the plans, but a little more long term. I have helped a number of clients self-publihs and have good resources in that area. Problem with the holsters on ebay, gun broker, etc., is the amount of time and effort required. We have hundreds of different holster models in stock, fo...

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I know some stuff about night sights if you ever need some advice on them.

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Bought an Armscor 1911 to test night sights on. Didn't get reimbursed, haven't been able to sell it, so I still have it. But I can say that I was pretty impressed with it. Functioned well and very accurate. I shot 1911s well anyway, but you know how you can just feel that a particular pistol is a go...

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The printing is the big thing. I have the ability to offer top quality printing and can generally ship to anywhere in the country for prices that are very competitive with local prices, and a turnaround time even with shipping that is also as good or better than local printers, so if I can pull in s...

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RECOIL, SWAT or a few of the "off the grid" magazines would probably take them. I have been writing for several publications, but not for pay. I am currently writing for SHWAT - you guys should check it out and subscribe to the newsletter, too: http://shwat.com Oh,and sign up for the give...

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As some of you know, we have been going through some rough times in a lot of ways. A lot of work done that we never got paid for, agreements broken, many thousands of dollars of expected income that we will never see, many months of work that we will never be paid for, trouble getting financing on a...

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If you are looking for another barrel set, why not.... just load carefully. If you want a gun in that chambering............. Turnbull Manufactures a really nice 1886 and builds it like you want. You could get a modern gun with stronger steel and shoot any load smokeless or black you liked. It's li...

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Mike Hunter wrote: . . . I make complete front end assemblies for Winchesters, to include the 1886; Identical in every way to the originals . . .

Do you also for original Marlins?

Thanks!

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I think there was some misunderstanding about the project - it is a takedown rifle, so he can set up a second chambering without messing up the rifle at all. As far as why or what the need is, or the practicality, much of what we do with these guns is because of what we like or want, not for practic...

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1. Sling mounting: Your best points to mount the sling for your purposes are on the side of the rifle, front and back, or on the side of the rifle at the rear of the receiver (saddle ring). You can do it nicely like in the photo posted above, or you can do it with Mauser sling swivels like the Belgi...

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I'll gather up some samples and when things slow down here, I'll work on getting them to you guys.

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Apparently the green argalite and the greywake here is collectable. While both are usually considered common, the stuff here is unique enough that some people come to find samples for their collections. Also found some agate. I could probably be persuaded to mail a couple samples . . .

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Thanks for this post. I have been wondering how they compare.

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Grizz wrote:thanks for that. I like the boat picts also. where are those draggers at?

more boat pictures won't weary us. thanks.

Grizz

I'll get some. Lots of draggers, crabbers. Freighters, container ships, barges, tugs, tenders. Lot's of steel. when it comes to boats and rifles, I'm partial to wood . . .

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Merle wrote:Assuming these are current pics, I'm pretty sure I don't want to be there in the winter!

Great pics, thanks for sharing!

Yes, current pics going back maybe 3 weeks, warmer lately, and several sunny days. Sorry for the slow response, working 14, 16 hour days the last few days.

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Friend of mine is there in the CG. His boat is in this area right now, is in port in Dutch from time t time, so I saw him the other day and did a tour of the boat.

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I'm so confused. I don't know who's mad at who (or is it whom?). I DON't know when to use CAPS or bold. I DON'T KNOW WHO TO FLAME!! I can help! 1. Assume nothing is intended as humor, especially sarcasm, and then you can assume everyone is mad at everyone else. See #5. 2. Use bold for emphasis. Use...

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GoatGuy wrote:
JerryB wrote:Thanks for your time and showing me a part of our country I'll not get to see for my self.
JerryB said it, same for me. I would have enjoyed a real tour of those sights.

Just let me know what flight you are on, and I'll pick you up.

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Grizz wrote:love all the pictures, my favorite is the top one. what bay is that?

thanks for posting that. it looks delicious to me.

Grizz

Captain's Bay. It's where I'm living right now.

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I'd take the Bowning for the original style trigger/hammer and lack of tang safety, and for the price.

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Having had them apart a few times, I'm not too big on them, but if you like it, why not? they work pretty good, and most people won't ever take theirs apart. Sure beats a Hi-Point.

If folding was a necessity, I would want a 5.56 vz.58 for quality and durability, but if price is a factor . . .

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