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Bill in Oregon

Go for it Earl! Glad to hear you are healed enough to resume shooting.

Bill in Oregon

Very useful firearm, Jim.

Bill in Oregon

Jim, I'm with Walt. Those are very nice 25-yard pistol groups. That wheel bearing grease solution to the leading issue was pretty smart. Have you ever tried lanolin? Friends who shoot Sniders, Martinis and such at the Victorian Riflemen gathering up near Calgary have discovered that dipping the nose...

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They're both wonderful Harold. That Savage trio certainly covers all the bases except for really big angry critters coming in hot -- and even then ...

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Following.

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I'm impressed. I've never liked the bulk of the classic HK speed loader.

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Thank God -- literally -- that you survived that!

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I agree with Darryl -- and you Jim. Just having something you instinctively know how to use to respond with is the key, not the platform or the caliber, although they are not without merit.
And if someone breaks glass in the wee hours, I'm grabbing the 12-gauge pump, not a handgun.

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Andy, thank you for working on this. If you need the gang to chip in please ask!

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Scott, I am still puzzling over an untouched rifle, previously zeroed, shooting high. Do you have a theory yet?

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About a year ago at the Sweetwater Rifle and Pistol Club when I still lived in Texas, but mine was in .450 Bushmaster. It sure was hog accurate.

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Yes, off and on for me too the last several days, and briefly lightning fast yesterday morning. Maybe we're connected to the power grid in Havana.

Bill in Oregon

The X-15 will hold a 7 1/2-inch Super Blackhawk along with the regular Blackhawks and I see guys carrying their Smith Model 29s in this holster. I looked at several X-15s on eBay and then stumbled on this one for about $35 shipped. Very pleased.

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Didn't want to step on Lastmohecken's thread about shoulder carry. I just bought an X-15 Large from an eBay seller in Idaho to carry my .41 Blackhawk 6 1/2 and the leather is in very nice shape, but the stretchy spandex/elastic retaining strap looks like it could fail if stressed too much. Anyone re...

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I was reading a thread on the S&W forum this morning about how many rounds various semi-autos can be expected to last before springs and parts fail or slides crack. Focus was on 1911s and the S&W Shields. But I got to wondering how long a single or double action revolver is likely to last be...

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Very sorry you are having this fight with Ruger over their defective product, Scott. And no, gun owners should not be expected to have torque wrenches just to shoot their new rifles. I hear a lot of complaints about Smith & Wesson's QC and customer service on the S&W forums as well. Jeep, yo...

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Great idea Mike. The .33 is one of the few Winchester cartridges I never got to fool with.

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Photos posted for John. What a wonderful artifact!

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Good luck!
I have a new rear sight for my Blackhawk on the way from Fermin Garza in Corpus Christi. I hope to gosh Dallas doesn't forward this one to Massachusetts, too.

Bill in Oregon

When going to high school in Arcata, California, where Dad was teaching forestry at Humboldt State College, an elderly widow in our neighborhood had an immaculate 1948 De Soto with Fluid Drive for sale for $300. That was way more money than I could have scraped together, but I have always wondered h...

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What I want to know is the rate of twist in that barrel.

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Here is a photo.

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Glad you are finally getting some relief!

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Will:

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... more than 200 souls perished under the final assault of Santa Anna's forces at the Alamo. I got to visit a couple of years ago and found it very difficult to keep my emotions in check. It goes without saying that if you are ever near, make it a point to visit this sacred ground. https://i.postim...

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Griff, how's that "good ear" coming along?
I see an audiologist in a couple of weeks, heading toward hearing aids. Tried 'em briefly a while back and wasn't thrilled, but now I have to have them.

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Give me an offer of in the neighborhood of $245 shipped, and I will accept. The thing is a bank vault.

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These disruptions are getting to be a real disappointment.

Bill in Oregon

So CYA gets my holster to the post office in San Antonio Feb. 27, and does it then go to Dallas? NOOOOOO .. the USPS geniuses ship it to Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, of course!

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Not enough coffee yet ...

Bill in Oregon

John, it never occurred to me to see if I could wear my two cap guns to church. Doubt Dad would have gone for it. I can't match Steve's Truman experience, but do remember President Eisenhower flying into Missoula, Montana, where Dad was teaching forestry at the university, in a Lockheed Constellation.

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After finally getting the Blackhawk in .41 to the range this morning, and seeing it wants to play nice, I found an X-15 Large on eBay for $36 shipped, so I'll be back in the Bianchi business soon. With a mild load of 7.5 grains of Universal in Starline brass, CCI 300 primer and the Hornady 210-grain...

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Vic, why is it that water out of the hose just tastes better? I have wondered about this for most of my life.

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It would not load for me this morning, either. Glad it will now.

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Vall, 1953 for me.

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The influence stuck, at least in my case. I had the Mattel and the Hubley, and now, 65 or more years later, I have real ones.

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I attribute my interest in firearms from earliest consciousness to memories of Dad going through his WWII soldier's chest (and the 1903 Springfield deer rifle in his closet) and to the influence of Madison Avenue and Hollywood. How could a boy resist wanting one of these swell firearms from Mattel (...

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I had a used Bianchi X-15 that I carried an SBH in as well. Sure beats all that leather required for a normal belt holster. I even made a belt holster for a 10 1/2-inch SBH and it was like wearing a framing hammer in a leather case in the woods. Somewhere I have a photo of a shoulder/chest rig I mad...

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Steve, I was just telling Jim T. that the best rig I ever had was a Glock 23 in a Kramer horsehide OWB holster. That's been many years ago.
Walt, I've had several CYA holsters over the years and never a complaint, which I can't say about the stuff from We the People and another maker.

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John, I am taking a lesson from Veeman and Doc AJ and have bought a Marble's Bullseye rear sight to try on the Uberti 1873. Will report when I get to shoot it. The Skinner is a much more rugged sight of course!

Bill in Oregon

I run 5'8" and 155 pounds wet. Rather than succumb to the temptation to buy another handgun, I am going to work with the little carry piece I already have -- a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0. I am not much of a .380 fan, but darn this little thing is so slim that I can carry it IWB at 4 o'clo...

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It's been pretty sketchy the past few days, and then dark.

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Yup.

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Pics for John.

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Takes some of the fun out of a visit to Palomas for chicken molé. Even there, across from Columbus, I've seen the military patrolling in jeeps with a guy standing in back with his hand on a mounted machine gun.

Bill in Oregon

Pics for John. This is some good stuff.

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Posting photo for John.

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Very nice discussion by Brian. Thanks for posting it Scott. Sure makes me miss my 1895 Classic.

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That's some very nice leather, Scott.

Bill in Oregon

The topic of appendix carry came up again on another forum, and I went back to my favorite source of discussion on the different positions: Massad Ayoob. He has always struck me as a wise and trusted uncle when it comes to handgun protocols. I am a 3:30-4 o'clock guy, but really hate the idea of hav...

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