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Hobie wrote:I'd like to see them enforce it. Heck, they can't enforce registration of the guns or of the criminals (parolees, sex offenders).

All they need to do is a Stalinesque 'selective' enforcement - that is enough to stifle political opposition.

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...and i personally beilieve that even LE should not have full-auto weapons. I agree in the sense that THEY are supposed to request permission from their SUPERIORS (i.e. their employers, the civilians) as to just what guns and ammunition they may carry at any given time. THEY NEED TO REMEMBER THAT ...

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IIWY I would go look at the work of Historians Strauss & Howe who have written a series of scholarly works on the cyclical nature of Generational Archetypes. Generations 13th Gen ("Abort, Retry, Fail") Millenials Rising The 4th Turning What is/are the 'works' - I might like to read th...

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Really - when was the last time you heard a CANDID comment from any politician (other than if they didn't know the mike was on). I think we'd all respect them more if they were more candid, and we could at least believe that they were speaking what they honestly believed.

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In a few years the kids will be older, and they will want to shoot WITH you, and that will be a bonding and educational experience for you both. Savor it when it comes. Maybe by then the wife will be finished with the 'toddler years' and able to dabble in the shooting a bit herself...

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Would refusing to provide ammo to such a state be legal or possibly help the cause? Am I barking up the wrong tree? Sadly, yes, because MOST gun makers and gun sellers (and ammunition I'm sure likewise) have no corporate 'principles' - they would sell to the MidEast Terrorists and not the U.S. Citi...

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I can't believe something as monumental as 'a pivotal Second Amendment case' only gets 15 minutes to be presented before SCOTUS. What the heck ELSE are they going to do tomorrow? How many OTHER decisions do they hear? Are the other ones anything very important? Anyone with insight as to how this pro...

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Sounds like a good lesson in prioritization and not just 'going with the flow' because it is something you want to do. I had a similar lesson one time with my son when we were going to a gun show specifically to look for one thing that should have been $225 (AR lower). In the meantime, we pick up a ...

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It drilled easy. I'll let you know how it works. Had to use a countersink and then stone it to get it to slide easily through the press sleeve, but now it's nice and smooth. I have a few hundred .38's to deprime, and that is one operation I do while watching a movie with the family, so I use the lit...

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The plan is to make it as a functional safety but when turned so that you can see through it you are ready to shoot. Now THAT is really cool...at least if you have to have the &^%@#$ safety there, make it do something useful; you'd also never get the 'click' when hunting, because you'd have a p...

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Lowes sells these for tools in the garage or garden shed, but they make great gun racks at the range; they are light enough to be portable (and take apart easily), but you'd want a couple shotbags or weights if you didn't fasten it down (mine is fastened). http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/AJ...

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I think I saw someone had replaced the silly safety on a Puma 92 with a peep sight somewhere, but of course that wouldn't apply to an early Rossi or a Winchester, without the safety (I guess you could drill and tap it somehow but that'd be a real project). I have also seen ads for ones that straddle...

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95fan wrote:Even with a synthetic stock it is still a good idea to take it off the action after a day in the rain.

Wouldn't it be great if the forend of such a gun were made to quick-detach without removing all the tube magazine and hardware...!

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Even with stainless, I worry about having water-soaked wood up against the barrel, action, and magazine tube after a day out in the rain. It seems like the plastic/synthetic is hydrophobic and would at least allow the moisture to more quickly dissipate if you put the gun in the furnace room or other...

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I recently noticed the same thing, but was just using a de-prime die, so no sizing/scratching was involved.

It looks like you could drill a hole in the side of the ram, and provide an 'exit' path for the primers, and that's what I plan on doing when I get a chance. Anyone ever try that...?

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...I couldn't wait to get out in the 10" or so of it and look for deer and sign. It's funny, but I have always just picked a spot I liked to sit, and hunted deer there (no looking for 'sign' or anything). It worked because there are lots of deer around my area, and because I could spend alot o...

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I remember letting a 'city-kid' of about 12 years of age shoot his new BB gun on our farm, and I had one of those multiple-bullseye smallbore targets with about 12 bullseyes on it. On one of the bottom ones I put one of the styrofoam exploding targets behind the paper target and fastened it there wi...

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...but it's the place I call home, and however dreary the day, or depressing the state of the world, a view like this can bring back a sense of calm, and peace, and pride. Probably the last snowfall of the year, and I just thought I'd share it. http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/AJMD429/Leverg...

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The pictures aren't very good, but hopefully they show the basic idea. These are see through mounts , not see through rings , and they are low enough that you can also still use the stock sights (or tang sights, if you prefer) as 'backup' or for faster use. I replaced the open sight with a 'peep' bl...

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The good news is that at least leverguns don't malfunction this way; the bad news is the Gestapo is out of control and the public is clueless.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php? ... geId=58930

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I see the young people (voters! :shock: ) now who have no clue about life before high taxes, intrusive regulations, and stifling political correctness, and it is worrisome for the future. I don't ask the question because I'm doing a survey, or need answers, but to provoke some introspection - who am...

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FWIW, black powder works fine in the 1911 Colt pistol....I still remember the fireballs rolling downrange. Maybe it's time to give it another try. Jack What loads did you use that functioned the action? I have to try this! I did see a 1911 one time someone had fitted a breech block and cap system t...

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THIS site is by far the one I visit most; combination of guns I happen to have a recent and likely enduring affection for, and a mindset of fellow forum members who are generally helpful, courteous, and understand the non-levergun-world far better than most other people. I've found ammoguide.com use...

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If he got upset because I had a gun I guess I'd find another job. :wink: When I worked for an HMO and they wanted to fire me for averaging more than 6 minutes per patient, and not sticking to tests that insurance would pay for, I worried they'd use a 'no firearms' clause in the contract to fire me,...

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I dont mentioned anything about what I have around strangers. Yes I have firearms but only immed. family and a couple close friends know about them. Have 2 large dogs with no sense of humor behind a 6ft chain link fence. Another nice thing is I live over the top of an old gold mine and some of the ...

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'Just a little' gun control is like 'just a little' socialism, or for that matter, 'just a little' heroin; it makes things worse, and serves only as an excuse for more of the same, until it ends very badly. One way I try to explain to those with enough attention span to listen is to look at the 'mar...

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It is not enough to be upset by these proposals. It is not enough to minimize the damage by insisting on a 'reasonable compromise.' It is not enough to defeat such legislation in its entirety. It is possibly enough when those who even propose such legislation are stripped of public office, and never...

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I'd just file it a little. Less risk of damage, and no effect on cylinder gap.

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I disagree with the part about "only centerfire rifles" though. I doubt seriously that ANY lead projectiles are anywhere in enough quantity to endanger wildlife, and my suspicion is that any 'evidence' to that effect is distorted, contrived or fabricated. Maybe tons of shotgun pellets in s...

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It's the worst when you haven't backed your info up for a while and it bugs out. A couple of times I had backed up all my data and so forth really well, but the stupid operating system won't transfer (on the newer machines) to another disk without going back to the install disk, and the FIRST time ...

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It is sad that the majority of our kids will never read commentary like this

and it is doubly sad that those educated in today's public schools wouldn't even understand it if they did read it...

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Any of you check out the "BFR" site above? I knew they made .45-70 revolvers (I've held one in my own TWO hands!) ...but did you all know they make . 444 Marlin revolvers ...? ...how about . 30-30 revolvers ...? "For the man who has everything..." "Hey, wanna see my thutty-t...

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You can slick them up so they field strip really easily, and I found that a small loop of paper-clip, or even strong plastic (torn 2-liter bottle) grabs that little latch fairly well. Some outfit used to make a kit of some sort to make it even easier, if I recall. Like AR's, the 'upper' and 'lower' ...

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Yep. I love cats - especially big cats, and wouldn't shoot one myself (I know I'm in the minority here! :wink: ). I don't have a problem with others hunting them though. Still, had that been my house, I'd make an exception - any big cat that comfortable coming up to my house is a danger to everyone...

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It doesn't seem to occur to these arrogant fools that the criminals in the parks ALREADY carry handguns, even now...because they break laws! The ONLY people the ban affects are the 'good guys' - so increasing the numbers of them armed should have extremely little detrimental effect, and great potent...

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It is easier to buy directly from the salvage yard or, better yet, from the smelter. Are these kinds of places just listed as 'smelter' or 'salvage yard' in the yellow pages? I haven't had a chance to look thoroughly, but leafing through an old yellow pages, the 'salvage yard' I found isn't some pl...

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Other good things - They can live in rural areas where people don't mess with each other as much as in the city. Nobody is surprised they often carry guns. There is alot of 'barter' system available. Your kids can work on your own animals whenever. and... Lots of ths stuff they can get is good for p...

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AJMD, for the sake of your Puma, that was probably a good move. The thought of lonely leverguns just breaks my heart. :( That's why I'll be looking for a Ruger companion for my 1894c Marlin at the Indy gun show next weekend. Now, what kind of companion do I get for my 45-70 Marlin? :? Only LeverNut...

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BEFORE: http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/AJMD429/Leverguns%20etc/Para.jpg AFTER: http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/AJMD429/Leverguns%20etc/Redhawk.jpg It is still a double action, but I decided to modify my .45 since it had too many levers - they were sticking out in back over the han...

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ajmd If that cartoon is an avitar, or something in your signature, you really ought to modify it somehow, as it seems to carm the replies to the side making them hard to read. Not sure why it does it to all posts though. Just a thought. Yeah, I had to temporarily ditch the avitar ; unsure why it ca...

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I was going to load up some of my once-fired brass, and lots of questions come to mind since the jacketed bullets I always used to use are so &^%@#$ expensive now... Gas checks - are they needed for .44 Mag and .357 Mag RIFLE velocities? (does the 3 cents extra cost offset the hassle of casting ...

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Sounds like the story line of one of the (zillions of) Louis L'Amour book I've read...

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Yep - they can't stand the thought that citizens don't need them to 'manage' every aspect of their lives, and 'protect' them via police-state socialism.

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Get in touch with an area veterinarian, and see if he can spend some time with them. Vet programs are hard to get in to, because lots of people want to do it (although I'm sure the interest fades for many once they see the long and challenging academics involved) and the income can be very spectacul...

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I even thought about buying a .44 and re-barrelling it with a stainless barrel in .357, then getting a .357 carrier (blued :( ) to go in it. The bolt, however, posed a problem as it too would be different, and I don't know if you could re-do the face of the stainless one to make it work for .357, or...

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Many of the people that stupid are known as 'Democrats'. (With apologies to those who are trying to salvage the legitimate vestiges of that party.)

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If you want a hand held loading tool, get the Lee Hand press and a Deluxe 4 die carbide set. It will work much better and you don't have to pound on things. Joe I will agree on that point. I mostly use a Dillon for pistol and RCBS for rifle now, but when I just need to deprime a bunch or want to wa...

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How come no whiz-bang gunsmiths out there have come up with an even better idea - detatchable tubular magazines. The only thing different than a regular magazine that side-feeds would be a means to keep the cartridges in until the tube was fully seated, but that seems like something any machinist co...

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Just an observation - but it seems to me that for the past 20-30 years, every time there is an upcoming presidential election, the price of ammunition shoots way up... Is this collective fear of gun owners that more bans will be forthcoming, or even civil unrest, or is it because pretty much each ti...

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[quote="Scott64A"] You get into it for around $200.00 if you go second hand. quote] I know it isn't the 'right way' to get started, but I kept my Lee Classic loader, and the bullets, primer, and powder (yeah I know, store them separately), along with the hatchet handle I used as a mallet (...

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