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It's a Lee mold, not a Lyman.
Check PMs.

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I started this thread on another forum, but thought some here might be interested in the implications of the continuing improvement in bullet technology as applied to hunting.

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I don't know why Keith and O'Connor were at such odds with each other. But Keith had very little use for the .30-06, proving he had huge blind spots. Ask Alaskan moose and bear guide Phil Shoemaker, whose sig line on accuratereloading.com is: Anyone who claims the 30-06 is ineffective has either not...

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Wish it were available in print. I don't do Kindle. It's too pink for me.

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Jay, I don't think they are so much "the left" as they are the "bereft of reason" -- just as any extremist group whether far left or far right or any other aggregation of unsound minds seeking to force their beliefs on others.

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Looks great Walt.
A favorite of mine is "Scouting on Two Continents" by Frederick Russell Burnham. You can't make up the life he led -- or the grit he possessed -- in your wildest dreams.

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.. in my native state approve this at the next election. I wouldn't put it past them. Oregon was once upon a time, a great state politically balanced in moderation and compromise and generally keeping itself out of individuals' lives as well as any other and better than most. But over the past 40 ye...

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That's a dandy of a group! Well done.

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Incredible find. What's she weigh, Shrapnel?

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What everyone else said, plus I love your rear tang sight and Garmin chronograph. Is that a Marble's rear?

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Yes it is. Thanks for asking.

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Glad you had a safe trip to visit to family Jim. We're clawing our back to 60 under sunny skies here. Had to take off my jacket during our morning walk picking up trash. Just put up the Burpee and Ferry-Morse seed displays at Tractor Supply this past week and everybody has spring fever and gardens o...

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Harper and her mother are still in Dallas as she continues to heal. It can take up to three months for the procedure to succeed or fail, and if the latter we may be looking at a transplant.

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Yes! Fishing … from a dory!

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I am in shock. I am so sorry. We PMed and emailed. He was looking forward to renovating that farmhouse.

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Absolutely not. Never. Ever.

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Seton, Baden-Powell and Beard. If there could be one more in the picture, it would have to be Frederick Russell Burnham.

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Jay, I believe there is still life in the organization. I don't know the path toward restoration, but wish the BSA the best. I wonder how Baden-Powell, Ernest Thompson Seton and Dan Beard would approach the problem now. Dad got his Eagle in 1941. I got mine, on the right, in 1971. https://i.postimg....

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I agree. Their products are excellent.

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Doc, just read a thread about tapping Oregon bigleaf maples for syrup. Works the same in Oregon as it does in the Upper Midwest and New England if you tap when the temperature is right.

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Ooooh .. that XLR ...

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Way to persevere Doc! You earned that venison for sure.

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I've gotten soft in my old age. Was 47 yesterday with an unkind wind and I passed on visiting the range.

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More excellent work, Bonanza!

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Veeman, I decided to try a Marble's Bullseye for my 1873.

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I need to see my optometrist. I thought you meant woox socks and I was looking forward to another footwear alternative.

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I know many have given up on the Scouting movement thanks to the woke agenda stuff, but I haven't and never will. There is still a core of values within Scouting that promotes honesty, loyalty, character and service to others. God bless the memory of Robert Baden-Powell. HISTORY.com Editors On Janua...

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I'm waiting until it comes out in .250-3000.

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Ted, having an infant granddaughter in medical crisis myself, I can understand your joy and relief. Wonderful news!

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Geez, doc.

Please don't go anytime soon.

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Would take $285 shipped to a good home.

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That's a mighty attractive "poor man's double" you've got there, Paladin. Looking forward to 50-yard results.

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Jon, Happy to send the NOE mold your way. Thanks!
New address. Check PMs.

Arsenal and Lee molds still available.

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Earl, that's a great idea. Feed the Hampton Farms and Nuts.com to goats. They eat poison oak.
Dave, what are you referring to? Are there peanuts available that are grown in eastern NM? Lots just over the border in West Texas.

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Just heard that Harper's condition remains very serious. They don't know if the Kasai surgical procedure was a success yet. My daughter and son-in-law are on the far ragged edge of worry and stress, and we appreciate any continued prayers.

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Waiting for an update, Will. Thanks for asking.

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SPF fellas. Thanks.

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A while back I was whining about the dreadful state of roasted-in-the shell peanuts, with Hampton Farms brand the one most likely to be encountered in this part of New Mexico. The brand was ubiquitous in Oregon as well when I lived there. In a search for a better peanut experience I ordered a five-p...

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Have three that need new homes:
Solid brass Arsenal 41-220-RF two cavity, great shape, $75 shipped.
NOE 360-214 FN, two cavity mold, one for gas check and one plain base, new and unused, $75 shipped.
Lee 459-500-3R, two cavity, lightly used, $30 shipped.

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Scott, thanks for sharing this critically important experience for .32 H&R users. And yes, always test ammo!

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Griff, you've heard from Lenn? This is great news.
Jason, come back. We miss you.

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Would like to find a special home for this sweet little Yildiz Legacy 28-gauge over and under shotgun. I bought it new and have not shot it -- going home to the Luddite Model 12 16 gauge I started with 60 years ago. It has a single selective trigger, ejectors, 26-inch barrels and comes with five ext...

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Will, she is said to have an appetite -- a very good sign. I just can't imagine how the pediatric surgeon can prescribe pain control for one so tiny.

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Thanks guys.

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Now that's more like it, and I expect to see continued price point pressure. A plain-jane basic can costing more than a decent rifle, handgun or shotgun? I don't see it.

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Bob, thanks for your post. I have to import images with Postimages to get them to show up here.

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Much as I love the Cowboy, you may be ahead to have JES rebore a rifle to .375. Some years ago, I went into the swaging business -- Boer Bullet Co. -- making a jacketed .378 bullet to fit the Cowboy (which followed original specs for the .38-55 Ballard). Sold off all my stuff, but boy the Cowboy was...

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John, bless your heart. Thank you.

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To keep you all in the loop, my granddaughter underwent an unsuccessful cholangiogram in Dallas yesterday, confirming that she has biliary atresia, and the surgeons immediately performed the Kasai Procedure so that the bile in her liver can drain into her small intestine. We are praying that she wil...

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Doc, I sure miss my Mahindra with the three-cylinder Yanmar diesel powerplant and three or four PTO accessories. What is it about tractors?

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