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Kevin,
Are you going to shoot the Partitions one at a time?
I use 180 gr. Partitions in my .30-06 and they're pointy. Do they make a round nose Partition?
A 100 lb pig isn't armor plated, so Powerpoints would kill just as effectively, especially at .30-30 velocities. Plus they're cheaper.

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So I wandered in to the local toy store looking for some 1911 magazines. I walked out with a surprisingly well cared for Savage 340 in .30-30. So here's the question: when was it made? No serial number. Nope. Nothing. Not filed off, just absent. Drilled and tapped for a peep, but not a scope mount. ...

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fordwannabe,
Look here:
http://www.levergunscommunity.org/viewt ... =1&t=31724

I can put you in touch with the outfitters.

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that was a good one, but did anyone watch the Tango Mike Mike video that popped up below. http://biggeekdad.com/2010/01/tango-mike-mike/ I got something in my eye after I watched that video. Had to blink a few times to get it out. Why aren't these guys our heroes instead of athletes who can throw a...

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I was in Portland when I heard the news.
A sad day indeed.
The needle is too good for this piece of trash.

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Since it's the centennial for the 1911 I'm saving my pennies to buy one.
Plus, every American should own one (kinda like a Garand).
I don't want or need a racehorse, tricked out 1911, I'm just looking for a good, reliable representation of the American standard.
What should I buy, and from where?

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I have a 48' Winchester Mod. 71. I love it. I have hunted elk and deer with it. I am confident that I could take any game in N. America with the rifle. I reload for it as well as use Winchester factory loads. I have enough hand loading components to last me the rest of my life. This is one of my fa...

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Mine is as true today as it was 70 years ago.
I just wish our government (or enough citizens to vote the right people into office) had the guts to embrace it.

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Yes, welcome!
I think the problem is the Marlin doesn't know it is a .357 calibRE.
It thinks it's a .357 calibER.
Talk to it a bit, reassure it.
I'll bet it shoots fine after that.

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I picked up some IMR4895 today and now I need bullets.
I don't need match accuracy, I'm just looking for some good banging away bullets.
I'm using once-fired mixed brass anyway.
What do y'all buy and where?

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In Washington, you attach a transport tag to the carcass immediately, but you aren't required to check it unless you happen to pass by a check station on the way home. After the season ends, you have to submit an online report to the DFW telling them the results of your hunt. Same as Oregon. Cut th...

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Here it is:

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big bear wrote:Sooooo....does any one have an extra set of sling swivels they'd care to part with for some coin of the realm???

A couple of years ago I put an ad here for sling swivels and a sling off a 1940 model 71 deluxe. Serial number 180XX.

I'll have to look for the pic so you can see what I have.

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I'd like to find some history on my Garand.
Where do I look to find out?

Some details:
Springfield Armory
SN: 26124XX
Bolt inscription: 6528287-SA
A-10
Barrel inscribed:
BLUE SKY/ARLINGTON VA

Thanks,

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Good job!
Unfortunately, in Oregon it's against the rules to fill another person's tag.
I prefer Wisconsin.
"We're in, we're out, it's like going to Wisconsin."

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kym wrote:Thanks for the info. What do you think about the Rossi?

I have an older Rossi 92 that eats everything without hiccup. .38 Sp, .357, I once loaded the tube with 5 or 6 different loads randomly and then fired fairly quickly. No hitch.

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And I don't mean North Carolina! National Championship Game in Glendale, AZ, January 10th. Perfect 12-0 for the first time in school history. You guys don't know what this means to me! I remember the lean, low years, the "cellar dweller" titles. Now, in the rarified air of the unbeatens. O...

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Don't you know you need a Magnum to hunt these days?

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Since I'm lazy,

http://www.ifish.net/board/showthread.p ... ost3401075

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My brother wants to go on a moose hunt in the worst way. We're talking about it for next year. My question is, will a bull know the difference between my Browning 71 and a 45-70? Open sights, 100 yards or less. I have plenty of factory 200 grain Silvertip cartridges and a 50-count box of 250 grain B...

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This mulie lost a one-sided battle with a Winchester Silvertip.

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Thanks guys!
As for presents, I could use a .45/70, open sights, 20" barrel, unported. Wood, stainless, with dies and unfired brass.
Oh, and a case of beer. Anything will do, if it's free.

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My kind of girl!

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I have been struggling to find the right load for two different .30-06 rifles. I posted a while back that I found the right recipe for both rifles. This load shot under an inch for both rifles. I ran the loads over my chronograph last night and was pleased with the results. 59.0 grains Ramshot Hunte...

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I would like to reload for my Garand so I am looking for data.
Powder, bullet weight, and COL.
I have H4350 and RL17 powder, but if these are not appropriate I can get whatever is.

Thanks,

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rjohns94 wrote:Wow, that crab looks great. well done. Do you steam, boil, bake?

Steam or boil.
Pick leg meat for sandwiches or by itself w/garlic butter and french bread.
Body meat for crab cakes!

I picked all the meat and ended up with 17 sandwich sized freezer bags full.
That's a lot of crab!

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Forgive my stupidity, but how do you catch them? Rob Seeing as how central Oklahoma is quite a ways from the Pacific ocean, no apologies are necessary. And by the way, sorry about my football team beating up on Oklahoma and Oklahoma State over the past few years. We use cylindrical pots covered wit...

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Death to Whitey!

Umm...I didn't mean that like it sounds...I...uhh...never mind.

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Great hunt, that's a BIG bear!

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I took my wife and son crabbing off the Oregon coast last weekend. Dungeness crab, ain't none better! The limit is 12 per person. http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w84/pharmseller/100_0651.jpg Legal crab are male and must be at least 5 3/4" across the back. Sunday we caught 33 MONSTERS! Some w...

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pharmseller, I just happen to have one of them OT 30-06 rifles. For my curiosity, how much per round does that load cost? With that Nosler bullet it can't be cheap. Joe At $37 per 50 you ain't kidding. Loaded ammo is about $50 per box of 20, so I am saving a bit. Rimfire, yes the Vanguard is actual...

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Pete44ru wrote:Done - Victor's one of the good ones.

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You got that right.

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First week in November.

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ummm, no, that's why I posted OT! I bought a Weatherby Vanguard Back Country as a backup for an upcoming elk hunt in the Hells Canyon area in Oregon. Very open country with shots averaging 250 yards. I'm not that good with my model 71! http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w84/pharmseller/100_0609.jpg P

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59.0 grains Ramshot Hunter, 180 grain Nosler Partition seated to 3.340 COL out of two different .30-06 rifles produced 3/4" 4-shot groups at 100 yards.

The next step is to run them over my chrony to determine ballistics.

Somewhere in Oregon a big bull is getting nervous...

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I bought my first Garand today and I couldn't be more pleased! It's a Springfield Armory and the serial number puts the DOM as February, 1944. It looks too good to be 66 years old! The bore is bright and sharp, with no major dings in the stock. My dad, who shot Garands in the Army, was amazed by her...

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Here's an interesting question: Let's say, hypothetically, that I chose not to carry out of fear of losing my job. Let's say I was in a situation where I could have prevented a rape or murder if I had been carrying a firearm, but was unable to prevent the crime without being killed due to being unar...

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I work for a major pharmaceutical company that shall remain nameless, but rhymes with "shirk." :D It is against company policy to carry a firearm in the company vehicle. I like my job, and the fact that I can pay my mortgage. While I ride for the brand, I follow the rules. But I don't like...

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The serial number puts it at 1984 (PW227).
What should I know about this rifle?

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Pete44ru wrote:CONGRATS, P !

Now, ditch the see-through mounts, and it should be a good Elker.......................

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I plan to remove the scope and use iron sights only.
I might change my mind, but the mounts are sure to go.

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Well heck, 4 boxes of shells has gotta be close to $50, dies are another $20, scope is $150 (used), so I got the rifle for $155. Not a bad deal at all!

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Rifle and accessories for $375

:mrreen:

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in .308. I pick her up Sunday. From the ad: I have two rifles to sell. First is a Browning lever action in 308 cal. The rifle is used and shows signs of use. Some light pitting in the blueing and the wood has some dents and scratches. Not a safe queen. Shoots very well and looks good overall. Topped...

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Bolt rifle
Nosler Partitions, exposed lead nose

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Thanks for the hint.
Do you mean 3 thousandths? That ain't much.

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Fantastic!
I'm working on getting one, too.

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I've got my cases prepped and primed and three powders selected for trial. The last issue: seating depth. I'm loading for my .30-06 using once-fired Federal brass, 180 gr Nosler Partitions, and CCI 200 primers. The Partition is the same bullet as the factory load. Do I make a dummy load that duplica...

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Blaine, I own an early Alumaweld, and I mean early! If I were to replace it, I'd buy a Willie. He started Alumaweld, pioneered the aluminum riverboat, then sold Alumaweld. The day after his noncompete ran out, he opened Willie Boats. If you want to waste A LOT of time, look here: http://www.ifish.ne...

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Guys - You must have overlooked the fact that this was a Black Mamba. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson raced to the area and bused in hundreds of protesters to decry the victimization of the poor snake. They also shook down the area pet stores for not carrying these minority snakes in their shops. The...

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"Just So Stories" by Rudyard Kilpling.
Make sure you get the illustrated version, and put on your best Storyteller Voice.

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