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I kind of like, but I don't know about the price.

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A face cord is generally 4ft high x 8ft long x about 16 inch long on stove wood length. There are 3 facecords to a Cord. I cut my own wood. But wood in general cost about 50 to maybe 80 dollars a face cord here in Arkansas. I cut my own wood and I am not sure I save or have saved much as opposed to ...

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I guess I could have tagged out by now, but I let everything walk, so far. I have been bowhunting several times, before the regular gun opener. They are coming out and usually crossing in a low saddle. Tonight they were playing around at edge of field in saddle. 3 does and a buck, but I couldn't tel...

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Here's my latest story, still on going. I bought a pair of custom boots from JK Boots in Spokane, Washington. They shipped a pallet load of boots out on September 6th, my boots being on that pallet. I get a tracking number, and an estimated deliver date of Sept. 10th. The boots left Spokane on the 6...

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I have found that most everything said so far, has been true, but not always. I will use the 1911, 45acp for this example. I have read and heard all of the theories on long term compression vs hard repeated use, regarding magazine springs, for years. I have shot competition off and on for 40 years, ...

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The BB gun I used all during my childhood was a Daisy Haythorn, at least it I think it said Haythorn on the receiver in big letters. I remember it had a plastic stock, instead of wood, but it seemed like it was a little bigger (longer) then the Red Ryder and seemed to shoot harder. I killed a lot of...

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I have a polished stainless Ruger Old Army, bought new, many years ago. I think it was limited run. I have always loaded it with 40gr of FFF behind a roundball. It shoots pretty good up to about 40 yards. Accuracy seems to fall off past that, some. I use a felt Ox yoke wonder wad between powder and ...

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We use Red Ryders for moving cattle, sometimes, as gentle persuasion for getting them to move or change direction on occasion. Sometimes it actually works pretty well.

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De-escallation is a big topic of discussion these days in law enforcement. One of the problems with CCW carriers is that they don't generally carry anything to project intermediate force....so it is the gun or nothing. This isn't that big a problem though becasue its only appropriate to go to deadl...

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Dickens is a hero, and undoubtedly saved no telling how many lives. From what I understand he took a rest against a pole to steady his aim, at some point in the fracas. He made good on his first shot, and that would have really helped. I don't think he was ever actually under fire, himself. Dickens ...

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WOW! On that second scenario, It doesn't seem to make sense. With camera's everywhere, these days. The fact that the bad guys didn't have masks on, and one of them already just up and killed the woman at the beginning, I don't see the bad guys leaving any witnesses alive. But at any rate, this would...

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I shot NRA Hunter Pistol back in the 1980's, a lot. I started with a Smith K 22 rimfire with a 6 inch barrel and a Smith L Frame in .357. Everyone shot iron sights. I also used a 5 inch 1911 in 45 acp. Later on I switched to a Smith and Wesson Model 41 for .22 class and eventually a TC Contended in ...

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The Lightweight Commander is my favorite carry gun. I usually carry a Colt Lightweight Commander of some flavor. I own a few. A Lightweight Commander has been my go to carry gun for 30 years or more. I am currently carrying factory Hollowpoints but used to carry my own semi-wadcutter handloads just ...

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The Lightweight Commander is my favorite carry gun. I usually carry a Colt Lightweight Commander of some flavor. I own a few. A Lightweight Commander has been my go to carry gun for 30 years or more. I am currently carrying factory Hollowpoints but used to carry my own semi-wadcutter handloads just ...

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I have the RCBS 450AK dies. Work fine for me. Not sure where you'd get them these days though. This is my case exactly. I have RCBS dies, also. They came with the rifle, I purchased. I heard you could re size 50 Alaskan down to 450 AK, and You can, but I split my resizing die when trying that, so I...

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You know, I think I may be needing to turn my case necks, also. How did you turn your case necks down? Do you have a lathe, or do you use another method? I bought the little Forster hand tool for it. It's quick work. You need to get the right mandrel/pilot for .458 cal when you order. My necks were...

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I think odds of finding yourself in a position to need to help a police officer would be rare but does happen more often than one might think. I would not hesitate, to help an officer in need but at the same time, I would want to be very careful about what I did and how I did it, because the risks o...

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I used to own a TC Contender in 45/70, and while it could be shot well, it had very heavy recoil, so IMHO a 45/70 derringer would be terrible.

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My inexpensive shooting load (well, less expensive anyway) was the Speer Hot-Cor #2478 (350 grain JFP) over 66 grains of IMR 3031 lit by a WLR primer. I would final crimp with a Lee FCD that was made up specifically for the 450 AK. I'll have to look up the particulars but I think COAL was 2.78"...

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The 1911 is and has been my CCW gun, most often carried for many many years. I prefer the Colt Lightweight Commander to any other models for CCW. Being a revolver guy first, I struggled with the idea of carrying cocked and locked for a long time, even though I had even before then, shot and competed...

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I have read it in print and I tend to agree, the more you shoot, especially if you shoot a lot, the more likely that you will or have had an AD. Which is one reason that above all, you never let the muzzle point at anything you are not willing to shoot. When I was a teenager, I practiced quick draw ...

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I have used the Milt Sparks Summer Special and a couple of other Milt Spark's holsters for many years. I have experienced the most satisfaction out of their holsters over any others.

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Well, I will say that a Pre-64 Winchester model 94, 30/30 is about my favorite knock around always gun, and IMHO has no peer, when it comes to carrying and fast handling and fits in a saddle scabbord about as good as anything, but I must admit, I would feel a little under gunned against one of the b...

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Well.... little bit of drift....and, I'm going to stick my butt out so everyone can kick it, but here goes. I hate 3 dot sights, I hate ANYTHING on the rear sight especially, and only see night sights main value as a wartime tool. Dots pull your focus away from where it should be. The borders of th...

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GI sights are really not that bad, I like them on some of my 45's. Night sights really are not worth a stuff for much in my opinion. Adjustable BoMar style rear sights are nice on a 1911 for target shooting and general use, with a black post up front, dovetailed is good. My favorite and the one that...

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Used a mask to apply micro crystalline wax to my 7" Randall dagger a few days ago. Not as effective as an old soft cloth, but got some satisfaction from tossing the waxy mask into the trashcan. The Randall now sparkles l! Reminds me that I need to do that with my Bagwell Bowie. Wow! A Bagwell ...

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Thank you, Jim

I had already bought you Survival Handloading for Revolvers, sometime back. I will give some of the others a shot.

Thanks, again

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It will be interesting to see if there are any bugs in the early production guns. I wouldn't rely on gun magazines to give me an honest review. I wouldn't rely on the gun rags either to give us a really honest evaluation. They are mostly just paid mouth pieces for the gun manufactures. I do hope Ru...

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Looks good, I have one pretty much like it, but mine is not as nice as that one. Mine is lashed to the grab handle in my side by side and a pre-64 Winchester 30/30 lives there year around.

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I have killed deer with the compound bow, crossbow, and recurve bow. I have enjoyed shooting with the recurve bow the most, but as I have gotten older, I have trouble pulling back my 65 lb recurve and need to get a lighter bow. I have killed more deer with the crossbow, but ironically, the longest d...

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Guys, I have dies and a lot of brass that I have saved over the years, but I have never loaded for the .30-30. I shoot factory loads and I prefer 170 gr soft points. The one load that I really miss is the old 170 gr Winchester Silvertip. It had an aluminum cap over the soft point. It stood up well ...

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Yep, my guess is $400 to $500 and in my opinion, actually handling the gun and working the lever, etc. would determine the final call.

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I love the A5 Browning, which the Model 11 is a loose copy of. Nothing wrong with the Model 11 that I know of. I do like the magazine cutoff on the actual A5's, which I don't think the Model 11 has, but it's not a deal breaker. I own several A5's and one FN made in the 20's. It was hard used before ...

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I never kept round counts, except I once decided to shoot a Ruger 10/22 rifle, without cleaning until it started jamming, and I was shooting pretty cheap, dirty ammo, but I can't remember now, how many it was, but it was in several thousand before I had to clean it. I have one Colt 1911 which has h...

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I never kept round counts, except I once decided to shoot a Ruger 10/22 rifle, without cleaning until it started jamming, and I was shooting pretty cheap, dirty ammo, but I can't remember now, how many it was, but it was in several thousand before I had to clean it. I have one Colt 1911 which has ha...

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I have had a couple of close calls at gas pumps while traveling. But it never progressed to an actual robbery or shots exchanged. And on at least one of them, I credit my always being in condition yellow, quickly moving to Orange at the drop of a hat, when traveling in unknow locals, for sure. And t...

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I am curious as to if the shooting occurred during the actual filming of a scene in the movie. And granted Balwin should have checked the gun for loaded rounds, (but he's an actor and probably doesn't know anything about guns) (however, I now remember, he has made several movies in the past, involvi...

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I had two different Rossi 92's in .357, one was a rifle and the other was a very short trapper type. Both were pretty accurate, but both were unreliable and tended to jam with everything I tried in them. I later acquired a grade II Browning 92 carbine in .44 mag and it's a keeper, much slicker actio...

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Now a real man would just get his wife to get the Vise Grips, and rip those toenails right out if you can't reach them. :wink: I have had a couple or three pedicures over the years. I think it's a good idea, and they also remove old dead calluses, etc. Regarding your vise grips, my father in law, (...

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Well, let's see. When I got past the toy guns, and BB gun and first .22 singleshot both action, bought for me by my dad, and the Winchester model 94 leveraction 30/30 given to me, by my grandfather in trade for a wrecked motorcycle, which he was just trying to get away from me, when I was 13, the ac...

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A friend of mine had one, when I was a teenager, I always liked it. I have had one in 300 Savage and also .308 win, but always kind of wanted one in 30/30, however, they seem to be a lot harder to find in good shape.

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I have a friend who really likes that same gun, I believe.

I started out with my first double action being a 6" K22 and I must say it's still one of favorites, although I quite often carry a centerfire caliber instead, anymore.

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I’ve said before I’m fickle about what I carry. I pretty much just pick what suits my fancy. That said lately it’s been a .45 Colt Blackhawk. Being a southpaw for years I lived with right handed guns. Today I try to stick to left handed ones. Not a large selection but enough to find something for m...

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I usually carry, a Colt Lightweight Commander, 45acp in a Milt Sparks IWB holster. Spare mag usually in a knife case similar to a Buck 110 knife case. Sometimes a second spare mag in my vest. Sometimes I carry a smaller Smith and Wesson Shield in a Kydex IWB holster, spare mag in in pocket or vest. ...

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I have one with the Monte Carlo stock and 24 inch barrel. Shoots very well but there are a couple things I don't like. The forearm sling swivel stud gives the hand a good wack when I place my hand where I shoot it best. anyone have a good remedy for that other than grinding off the stud? The lever ...

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Beautifully done. I have always had a interest in primitive bows and arrows, but never took it as far as you have. I have killed deer with the old Bear Razor Head, without the bleeder blade. That was my go to head along with the old Black Diamond heads when using my recurve. I have made arrows out o...

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My cousin sold a Chevy 3/4 ton (could have a been a 1-ton, but not a duel wheel) diesel this last week for $65,000 to a dealer, no trade, just sold it outright. It was two years old, and had twenty something thousand miles on it. He bought it brand new for $58,000 before sales tax, two years ago. Ar...

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One thing I have noticed is that, the as a general rule, the pre-64's ride higher and tighter, and the post 64's are usually a little looser and hang down a little farther, which is one reason, I can pretty much be blindfolded and tell the difference by the feel of the gun alone, when I pick one up,...

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Well, being from Arkansas, what can I say? The alternative might be "shut up and get in the truck" I have seen that in play, a few times.

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None of us deserve to to to Heaven, no not one. None of us are worthy, except through the grace of Jesus Christ, our savior. I don't believe Christians have a demon inside us, but because of our sinful nature, we don't need the help of demon to screw up on a regular basis, but if we give in to our s...

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