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I had a couple of boxes of the early or original run, that's what I originally tested, no problems of any kind, at any range or any angle. All pass throughs, huge wound channels and all deer harvested. I'm over 40 deer taken with these, and a later run batch and aside from one weird event, most deer...

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I switched to them when they came out and have tested them on hard packed paper medium and a lot of deer. They are accurate in my 2 30-30's and are more effective on game then when I used 170 Rem CL. By that I mean deer drop at the shot or a VERY short run within sight, most of the time, with a hear...

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Hard to imagine a Glenfield having a worse factory rear then the old Marlins.
I reckon the birch furniture was the big savings.

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What size are his shoes. I'd assume his wallet was already gone

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I think Doc has the answer, you can support a rod between two posts and then hang different size plates for more fun and games.

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Thanks for the responses, I think this is how I'm going to go. While I don't have a problem with a scope, it does make handling a bit more of a pain, and the current peep setup, which has worked perfectly over 30 years, is getting harder to "see", I don't know, something about getting old....

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A week or so ago, there was a topic on this, and a picture of someones lever gun with such a sight on it, sorta a peep on steroids. I keep thinking that this might be an option to replace my peep, and keeping the good handling quality instead of going with a scope. So if anyone has any experience wi...

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And... see if they can tell time without a digital clock.

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Check out Koda Bow, made in PA. it's a non compound bow and scary accurate.
Not cheap, but this thing is bullet proof.

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Thanks all,I'll look into the Ruger sight, I have the Security Six model

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My one and only real vacation, other then my honeymoon, if that counts, my buddy forced me to go Antelope hunting with him in Montana, I used a 243 also, it was more then adequate. Was nervous, as I never shot anything over 100 yds. here in the East, but it was no problem. Trust your ballistics, and...

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maybe a need to commiserate, I havn't done any pistol shooting in quite some time, since the Town Board claimed we didn't need to /and shouldn't carry anymore. (local Bay Constables). When we did, and went to qualify, I never shot below a 295 score, I was always nearsighted and wore glasses, but I c...

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Your never going to beat the view you get through a scope with any iron sight, but I'm still managing with a FP peep with the aperture removed. Makes a sorta ghost ring sight. Couple that with a Williams fire sight bead and your doing as best as you can without a scope. I've been threatening to inst...

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Thanks, a little more info, the shack is one of those pre fab "Amish" storage sheds, has I believe a 9' center height and about 10x14' size. Temps during season can be as low as low to mid teens. I will insulate with standard FG insulation, and probably a cheap paneling over that. These sm...

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Anybody have experience with these types of stoves? EBay is full of them, they all look the same, and they are cheap. I'm looking for a small woodstove for a small hunting camp shack that will be insulated. First considered a Sheepherder type, then saw these. Like I said, very cheap, so I'm a little...

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I'm no design engineer, or slept in a Holiday Inn Express, but that doesn't seem that complicated that it couldn't be welded with plain ol steel.

And $50,000 of "development" for an already built prototype sounds like horse manure.

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I can't/ won't, drag another deer again. I use a packboard with a large bag and carry a small auto locking block and tackle, my butcher tools, game bags and an old shower curtain to lay the pieces on. As soon as I drop one, I find the nearest appropriate tree, hoist em up, skin and bone out right th...

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They're real nice dogs, smart too, almost Border Collie smart,fur is super soft.
A lot tougher then they look when they have that silly poodle cut, lol

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Was looking into the same thing about a year ago, thought I'd go with some kind of small 22, then I remembered my Father had an old S+W post war 32 long small frame revolver. Cute little bugger, small, light, and better then a sharp stick,lol. Plus I can reload them cheap if 22's are hard to find.

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sorry about the Irish part, :mrgreen: but seriously, My daughter had mine done along with her students for a school project. She did the National Geographic test which seemed to me pretty comprehensive. Was very interestng seeing how the different groups out of Africa moved around. Found out I've al...

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I didn't think there WERE any shop classes anymore!

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Well there are good and bad in ALL fields, the vets that really pee me off, and there are THREE of this type in my little town, are the ones that work the guilt trips on people who can barely afford food, and promise them unreal or non- existant therapies. Like the old lady that was strung along wit...

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Read the side effects of that shot, one of them is........causes shingles.

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NEVER spend more on a free cat then what you paid for it!

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I read about that system looong ago, I tried it with a 22 rifle and it worked surprisingly well. Sorta like instinctive wing shooting. "see the target, track and mount gun, shoot as the butt hits your shoulder." It was easy to hit a moving tossed object with the rifle after a few tries. Ge...

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A couple weeks ago I mentioned the 32 S&W revolver I "found" and I need to do some reloading for it. I know Mescalero said he had a load for the 85 gr. XTP?, but I'll probably end up loading lead. I can get both the 98/100 gr. WC and round nose flat points, (similar to, but not SWC). A...

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It's all good,

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Killed only one, in Montana, which was good tasting, not Whitetail good, but good enough.
Gotta cool it quickly.

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I had never heard of "trigger flop" before visiting these forums, never even noticed that it could be a "problem". I just shoot the thing at deer, and a huge pile of them later, it still works just fine, :D Never shot a Winchester, but if you can stick your finger through the gua...

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Good ol U S of A , :D Here's some more... Long guns legal in your vehicle, must be unloaded and cased, no ammo immediately available. Semi auto rifles cannot have more than two, or is it three, "evil" features, which include a detachable magazine, (10 round, but you can only load 7 ), a pi...

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OK a little clarification. Yes, legitimate SD is legal everywhere, even "here", problem is You can't get a carry permit which would enable an effective SD possible, you can get a pistol permit that allows possession in the home, for hunting, where legal, and "To and from the range&quo...

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So... for all of you prepared for the apocalypse, what do you recommend for us poor shmucks that live in one of the occupied liberal States that will gladly send you to jail for defending yourself, with anything... and don't say move, that's a smartazz copout.

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Horsesoldier, I already have it, just didn't know what to do with it. :D So this 32 is now my new project, I'll probably load Wad cutters, though I can get SWC also. I have primers, and some Unique, I'll try to find some Bullseye for the ball rounds. Now... The question is....should I use up the mos...

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Wrote about a week ago inquiring about a SA 22, got some good advice, Thanks, But.....I just went through my Dads guns that I inherited and found this small S&W 32 that I forgot about and had wrote off as under powered and essentially useless. So I did some research and it's a post war 32 S&...

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Lately I've been considering a SA 22. I checked out Rugers Single Six and the Bearcat, I kinda like the idea of the Bearcat as it's considerably lighter and a bit smaller, while searching, I also see Heritage and Chiappa make them. Anyone have any pro's or con's on any of them? Any I missed? Accurac...

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But did you give momma mink a fish?

Nice pics, seriously!

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While the goal is a quick kill, (I won't use the term "humane") , and most hunters do their best, things can, and do, go awry . Stuff happens and you deal with it as you can. That is the nature of hunting, anyone that tells you they make every shot, and never lose an animal, is either a Sa...

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Some of you seem to think EVERYBODY from your list of exclusion States is a anti gun liberal, or (add your own adjective) :roll: Nice support guys, Not everyone can leave, and we still have just one vote, Here in most of the N.East we have been out numbered out voted, and under increased scrutiny. E...

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That's what the surgeons told me 35 years ago, they mean well and i'm not advocating ignoring medical advice, but.... I'm still shooting rifles and shotguns, mostly 30-30 and 3" waterfowl loads, I'm on my 4th PM and have had them on both sides. I did buy a semi auto gas gun for all shotgunning,...

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Badman Bullets in Oregon
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Anyone have a preference on bought cast bullets for a 38 special? 158 gr.? Ammo situation being what it is I'm looking for options. Have a bucket full of brass, have primers, powder, press, just need the bullets. Probably a SWC or flat point, ... all opinions appreciated. Thanks.

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The Savage Bmag is very light, and the accu trigger is great out of the box, and, is adjustable. I havn't been able to run many rounds through it though, it's a lot louder then any 22., I have both the 20 and 25 gr. ammo, it looks so far that you need to sight in for one or the other, as the groups ...

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Easy, sort of sauerbraten recipe. My Bavarian Grandma used to make a heart stew with a light sour gravy. She didn't like a heavy saurbraten and I prefer her version too. The stew was for beef heart, but any lean or game meat works good, last week a couple Canada Geese got the treatment. You can do t...

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After someone mentioned Jack O'Conner, I remember some advice he gave on scopes a long time ago. Basically, If you absolutely "needed" a scope, a fixed 2.5 in the East and fixed 4x for the west was all the scope anybody needed, unless you were planning some real long distance type hunts an...

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unless your coon is a much better grade, $10 is optimistic, plus they
are worth exactly zero in the summer.

All the years I sold coon, I could only avg.a little over $6 per coon. Thats the average, mix those $1 coons with your $20 coon and see what they're really worth.

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When I went on my Antelope hunt I made a bipod set out of two arrows. wrapped the shafts where they crossed with bungee cord, depending on where you slide the bungee cross tie you can regulate the sticks for both prone, and sitting, by flipping it over, for a stool you might have enough length if yo...

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Yes it's Nichrome wire, I guess it's available, my Grandpa had an appliance repair shop when those things were new, there's probably a roll of it in the shop ....somewhere.

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Like most things...it depends, :) This is my experience with the 30-30 over 40 years and lots of whitetails, with similar shot placement, ie., heart/lung, ranges under 100 yds. ALL pass through's Rem 170 Corelokts, very accurate, deer generally ran 60-80 yards, some a bit more Win 150 Power points, ...

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Madman, I see the sub 2000's can be had with 3 different companies mags.
Any one better then the rest?

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Any of you Henry owners have trouble sighting in with the factory iron sights? My son bought a Henry blued 22 that shoots 2" high at 25 yds with the rear sight bottomed out. The front blade sight is integrally molded into the front barrel band and can't be replaced. I can "fix" it, bu...

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