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Chas.

Good beat, easy to dance to.....I'll give it an 8.

Chas.

Although I have no need whatsoever, I would really like to have a .408 Cheytac (and a place to shoot it).

Almost in diametric opposition, I would also love to have a Shiloh. The Shiloh is do-able, the Cheytac is probably not.

Chas.

OF course they never leaked. Unless a leak has been documented, they never leaked.... Don't work that way. You have to document that they haven't leaked. And you do that with fuel purchase/sales records. Whenever a gas station is sold, the fuel records are sometimes worth as much as the station its...

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vancelw wrote:If you dig it up you have to figure out what to do with it.

and the dirt all around it if it's ever leaked. And the only way to prove/disprove that is analysis.

Chas.

Top to bottom: Marlin 1895CB & BFR both in .45-70, Rossi & Super Blackhawk both in .44mag, another Rossi & Super Blackhawk in .44mag. Since photo was taken, I also added a Rossi & Blackhawk in .357.

Chas.

I was on the range at that time. Just now got home. I never felt it. And apparently nobody else around me did either because nothing was said.

Chas.

Sorry for your loss. Pets are so special.

Chas.

Over the past 40+ years, I've deprimed a bunch and have never had one go off. Slow and easy is the key.

Chas.

Pitchy wrote:...of course you`d have to have a small head with a 22

A .22 don't bother me much. But today I was shooting a .45-70 handgun under a tin shed. Couldn't have made it worse if I'd tried. But it was probably better than a .357Sig. I understand they're mucho wicked.

Chas.

I went to the range this AM. Although it was closed, since I'm an RSO I have a prox card that will let me in anytime. Great morning. I had it all to myself. After shooting a bit, I went downrange to hang new targets at the 50-yard stands. I returned to the tin-roof covered shooting benches and loade...

Chas.

I tip commensurate with service, but philosophically, I'm against tipping at all. I resent the restaurant management expecting me to pay his/her employees.

Chas.

If you felt like you were being threatened with death or serious bodily injury, that's the criteria for self defense in most states. So, just shoot the *** - problem solved.

Chas.

To answer your question, alcohol will disolve and remove shellac but not laquer or varnish. Laquer thinner will remove shellac and laquer, but not varnish. Stripper will remove all 3. If you wish, you can test a small spot with alcohol and finger nail polish remover (laquer thinner) to determine wha...

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Sixgun wrote:Check this out guys,
Well, I have no use for retarts with an IQ the size of a pebble,....

Now that's funny.

Chas.

Here's me, with my son the dentist/orthodontist behind me on his boat (have to brag a bit).

Chas.

RIHMFIRE wrote:45-70 handgun!
how can you not flinch.....omg..

nice shoot'n....

Just close your eyes and grit your teeth

Seriously, after several hundred rounds, the flinch is diminished but not eliminated without conscious attention. The flinch with my 44 mags, however, has disappeared.

Chas.

Admittedly, I'm not a good handgun shooter. But, for me, this represents one of my better days. I was working the range yesterday and during some slack time shot 20 rounds through my .45-70 BFR 10" at 50 feet. The load was a plinking load of 24gr. of 2400 powder and a 300gr. cast Oregon Trail b...

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This was posted at the top of the Graybeard site: "The GBO Dallas Server is down. This is the server that handles ALL GBO ads as well as Marlin Owners , My Hosted Pics, Eds TC, Bigfoot Study and the GraybeardOutdoors.com sites. There may be a hardware failure on that server or it was hacked we ...

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This thread has been around for a few days, but I just now saw it. I'll pray for your speedy recovery, Steve, and for you Mike D. You both beat this thing and get well soon.

Chas.

If you have an opinion, Terry, speak up.

Chas.

I wish her well and will pray for her.

Chas.

My experience is not as bad as some. I've moved 3 times using government contracted movers and I've never had any problems. I haven't missed anything and I don't remember any breakage. Just my experience.

Chas.

That is a good price. I bought a used but like new GG about 3 years ago for $430 and I thought that was a good deal.

Chas.

Blakeslee cartridge box

Chas.

I'm thinking that there's alot of "mining" going to be happening in landfills during the next century, yielding lots of stuff. Technology will have to adapt to that environment, where you're not just mining an area with a 'vein' of a particular ore, but rather an area with lots of stuff, ...

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J Miller wrote:"IF" we are running out of lead it's because the EPA won't allow it to be mined and processed. Not because there's really a shortage of it.

Is that a factual statement or a political one? As far as global warming, you need to get out more. It's happening here, NOW.

Chas.

We keep an Excel spreadsheet with all of our accounts, login names, passwords, answer to secret questions, etc. We've also had the kids put their account info in there if Heaven forbid something happened to them. And just for reference, this is not a file that's easily available on our main PC and ...

Chas.

Bought my first Glock about 18 months ago. And I'll admit, it's the first (and only) semi-auto I've ever owned. My very first shot (50 feet) was a bulls-eye, dead center. You could imagine my surprise. Needless to say any shots after that were not so good. I still haven't shot it much as I'm still w...

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Wingmaster (870) here, but I must admit I haven't shot it. Actually, I haven't shot any shotgun in several years.

Chas.

I have one. It likes RN, RNFP, and SWC .357 that I've fed it. I don't know if it likes 38 special since I've never tried it.

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pdawg.shooter wrote:Nothing kills more game birds than a cat.

Cats are not the most devastating to game birds. Farmers who insist on sterile fence rows are.

Chas.

I've used RN, RFFP, SWC and they all feed great in mine.

Chas.

.45-70 because I already have the dies

. Do you suppose you can get 457 Wild West Magnum ammo anywhere but Wild West Guns? But it can use 45-70.

Chas.

I reload .357, 44mag, and .45-70. I shoot more 45-70 than the other 2 combined. I have the factory crimp die for the 44mag but never use it. All my crimping is done with the bullet seating/crimping die. When properly adjusted, it workes great. The problem with the factory crimp die is that if you ha...

Chas.

AJMD429 wrote:You need a laser sight for it . . .

What's it's big brother chambered in...?

BFR in 45-70.

Chas.

New toy is the little one, not the big one - NAA mini-revolver.

Chas.

When I first glanced at the pic, I thought you'd gotten a little fox. Cute little doggie.

Chas.

AJMD429 may be referring to a class of drugs called TNF Inhibitors. They can, in fact, produce remarkable results in RA candidates. But they are a bit pricey. My wife has had RA for 35 years and started TNF Inhibitor therapy a few years ago. She had great success with the RA. Unfortunately, she deve...

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I always liked Kristofferson's acting - liked his music better.

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pwl44m wrote:Doesn't a Pillow work just as well ? C it in movies all the time and it is pretty quiet.

But the sight picture sucks.

Chas.

Now it's about time to start working on getting same-caliber single actions to go with them.

Chas.

11$ - 65 yr. old, hunting and fishing. Doesn't include "big game", trout, migratory bird, or WLM permit.

Chas.

A "cord" of wood seems to be whatever size of stack a person wants it to be. That there is about a "real" cord, 4'x4'x8'.

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http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/White-Bu ... 57048.html

Chas.

Sorry, I've corrected the OP. I don't think in metric very well.

Chas.

Yes, thanks for sharing. That pic of the buffalo with the snow-cropped mountains in the background it a great shot. Speaking of snow, what I see on the news, that snow is still deep and probably will cause some folks some grief when it melts.

Chas.

Went to the range today to shoot my favorite caliber - .45-70. This is not the first time I've drawn these conclusions, but the first time I've posted them. After shooting about 10 rounds, my barrel was so hot I couldn't hold my hand on it. After 20 rounds, I think you could have lit a cigarette on ...

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Hobie wrote:Let's not bring trolls from other forums on to this one.

Absolutely. This is one of those "my daddy can whip your daddy" kinda thing.

Chas.

From my experience, it's not as much the lube as the bullet fit. It should be at least .001 larger than max. groove diameter. If it's the same size, or smaller, you're going to get leading at even modest velocities. You'd do well to read some of Glen Fryxell's articles over at lasc.us .

Chas.

Even if 1.65 will feed in my Rossi, it may not feed in yours. I'd suggest loading a few to the length you need and try them.

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