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Curiosity question:I can buy a product to add to my dogs water that will cut down or eliminate dental plaque :why is there not a product like this that humans can safely use?

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Thank you very much!!!!!!

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Thank you very much! I do understand enjoying shooting reactive targets,I like to shoot at steel plates at 100 yds,that is as long as the range allows.
I have used 2400 and 296 and if I can find some I will try the Lil'Gun.

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Thank you! What powder are you using with the 158 gr. bullets and what sort of accuracy are you getting?

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This is a real FMJ ,at least in comparison to a HP.I am not sure how thick the jacket is but it is not plated.

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Anyone here tried the Zero 130 gr FMJ bullet in their .357 Rossi lever gun? Just curious

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WOW !!!!! The new look is GREAT !!!!!

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I can't say for sure about the 30mm GE gun but I do know that the 20mm gun fires its projectiles in a straight line.You do get the normal dispersion of a typical cartridge producing a "group" at various ranges.I got to spend a lot of time on the 20mm version and have seen the weapon fired ...

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Thank you! I do feel better,I followed the suggestions and the rifle is working better! Now we have a tornado approaching the area just a few miles west of us!!

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Sorry ,I got sick again yesterday and just did not have the strength to work on the Marlin.Perhaps today .

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I haven't done that yet,I will remove it today and see if that helps.Thank you !

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Thanks everybody,I;ll give it another look.Mine is awfully hard to initially open.

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Anyone here shorten the finger lever plunger spring to get the lever unlocked easier?

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Thank you very much.I could wish but I may need surgery but the Lord knows what I need best !!

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Thank you!! First order of the day is to visit the doctor!!

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COSteve,what sort of accuracy are you getting from the loads you show in your Rossi? Curious too if you have used any of these powders with cast bullets?

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The wood you are asking about is American Holly.Do a web search of Holly grips and you should find a lot of photos.They start out snow white and yellow with age under an oil finish.

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Thank you very much for the link!!! The entire thread was an enjoyable and education one!

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Griff,Thank the heck out of ya!!! I was hoping for experience and you provided it,thank you very much!! Now to the range!

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Yep,the stuff ain't cheap!

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Copper metal is also anti fungal and antimicrobial,something that is still being studied and that few doctors know about.If you are in an area with bacterial infections you are better off using a piece of copper in your pocket as a hand sanitizer than some of the washes used for the same thing.

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earlmck,I read the report on the 44 mag and the rifle was a Rossi '92.The author stated that he was injured by the blast of the tube and it was due to three things 1. He was using Federal primers(very sensitive ) 2. He was using a fast pistol powder.Although this had nothing directly responsible for...

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I would like to open a discussion on something I am working on presently but have not done much experimentation on.I am going to work up some .357 mag loads for my Rossi using a coated 160 grain cast SWC with max loads of 2400 and CCI small rifle primers.I am concerned about possible problems with l...

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What you do is, you send out the memo telling them which way they need to run and then park just opposite that.That way,seeing that they are so stubborn and contrary they run right to you.Now if I can just figure out a way to send a memo they will read.

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Well actually I am planning on shooting some very large hogs but we plan on running the hogs until they are close to our vehicle and then shooting them !!

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Well,I shoot the Marlin better.In fact it is a natural fit for me but some kinfolk are wanting to know this and I am not sure what best fits them.

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While considering hog hunting in some swampy rough areas which lever rifle would hold up best under sustained use , a Rossi '92 in .357 or a marlin 336 in .30-.30 ?

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Usually on a Smith the sight blade is not drilled.If so place the blade into the recess cut for it. chuck up your revolver in your drill press and drill the hole from one side partially through the blade.To make sure things are lined up correctly place the bit initially in the chuck backwards and al...

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Hard to beat a nice K frame like that,very hard!!!

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Thank you! I have not tried that and if he does not see this post I will try to PM him.

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Beautiful photos!!! Those squirrels look larger than Jess!!

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Does Buck Elliot still post on this web site? If he does I have a question I would like to ask him.

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Those are very good mushrooms and make a great gravy.We call them ink caps as they turn into black"ink' as they die away.Just before they turn into ink is when they make a great gravy.One thing peculiar about them is they contain a "poison' that is alcohol soluble,if you drink wine or any ...

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Just as a side note citric acid is used for passivation of stainless steel and may work as well or better than the acetic acid in vinegar.

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Thank you very much,I will give that a try.I know if I load Unique for revolver rounds if I ease the top and bottom strokes of my measure I get very consistant amounts of powder dispensed .I'll see what I can do with the 3031.

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You guys with the RCBS powder measures,how close does your measure throw loads with powders like 3031 and how repeatable are they?

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Thank you,I will see how it works in QuickLOAD before I buy some!

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I need some help finding a powder.I have been loading IMR 3031 in a Brit No. 5 rifle with 123 grain Hornady FMJ bullets and if possible I would like to find a powder that will still safely give me the high velocities I get now but will be easier to meter in a powder measure.

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Mine was with a brass case ,I gave up on nickle plated cases sometime back after I started getting a high amount of case failures but even then I saw zero head seperations until about two weeks ago.Could it have anything to do with brass produced in the "rush years" when ammo was hard to f...

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I hope you find out what is going on,I had the same thing happen the other day! Except I was shooting cast 158 grain bullets in a S&W model 67 with Remington brass .I have never seen this happen before in any of my older .357 and .38 spl brass.

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Thank you very much !!!!

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"Stainless" will rust but if seems to be a continuing process and you have oiled it frequently the gun may not have been run through the passivation treatment properly.

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I think some lacewood is oily enough to slow drying of oil based finishes.I usually soak the wood in acetone for a while to remove the surface oil or seal the wood with Bulls Eye shellac.

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Notice she is a blonde,just saying!!!

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Now that IS interesting!!! I never thought about using a slow powder as a filler in a case like that.I would love to see more information on this as you get it !

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That sounds expensive but with the price of meteorites what they are now the price is not bad!

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https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/04/ ... dangerous/ Is this real? Are we so weak that we can't let someone go outside without a warning?

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Thank you! I will take a look at the list after Christmans!

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This is awful nice of you to post this !!! I have version 3.9,do you know just what powders this adds to this?

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When I was young(a long time ago!) I had a Winchester 67.What I could do with that rifle when I had good eyes was absolutely amazing.Great rifle and they are available from time to time.

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