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edwardyoung

That is a truly sad story

edwardyoung

I should pull the buttplates off of all my old rifles. I’m thinking about writing his nam and date on the replacement buttstock. Thanks for the replies

edwardyoung

I’m not much of an online person any more, but I thought this might be interesting to some around here. I picked up a 1917 SRC a few years ago. Like a lot of them, this one had been refinished and oversanded a few times in its life. The wrist is loose and cracked. I finally decided to replace the bu...

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If you’re near Yanceyville, maybe give Dan Printz a call.
http://danthegunman.com/index.php?optio ... &Itemid=26

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Thanks for the info. I won’t put much effort into making repairs. I’ll keep checking with Wisner’s, and pick up that kit when they become available.

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Will do.

Part is ordered. Like apparently most of these guns, the mag follower has broken loose from the outer mag tube. If I can't get it repaired adequately, I'll try Wisner's mag tube kit when they make another batch. Thanks again

edwardyoung

Muchas gracias

edwardyoung

Hello,
I just picked up a well-used Marlin 1897, 22 S, L, LR. It’s missing the extractor. I’ve kind-of struck out on finding a replacement. Anyone know of a source( and maybe the part #) that would be correct for this bolt? Thanks

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Happy birthday

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I see him from time to time at these couple sites

http://singleactions.proboards.com/boar ... ers?page=2

http://www.reedercustomguns.net/forum/i ... mode=index

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I guess that's only fair.

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DPris wrote:I gives ya da good, I gives ya da bad.
Denis

Would you consider giving me a 357 Marlin?

edwardyoung

I guess I'll consider putting a 357 Remlin back on my to-get list. Nice bit of shilling, there.

edwardyoung

DPris wrote:Still keepin' it in the family, after all these years....
Denis

Mama's very jealous - and a great kisser.

edwardyoung

DPris wrote:How'd that paternity suit come out, Edwardy?
Denis

Turns out he's my son, and my brother. We're all very pleased

edwardyoung

DPris wrote: Have a 16-incher I'm kinda fond of.

Denis

I thought you broke up with that guy

edwardyoung

Hey Denis. Hope you're doing well

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Nice to see Lady J again.

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That's the first time I've heard your voice. I feel like I know you a lot better.

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You're right. I would prefer an Edward shill. The search continues

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Finally, a Henry shill. I would like to have one of those

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I remember those posts. Thanks for the update. I need to check the dates on posts before I reply

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You may have gotten several private requests for the dealer's info if you decide to pass on this rifle. If you haven't, I'd like to ask you to post the dealer info if you decide to pass on this 357. Thanks

edwardyoung

That is a rifle I'd love to own

edwardyoung

If you haven't already been there try the gunsmithing forum on http://forums.1911forum.com/ . Also the 1911 "stickies" at the top of the gunsmithing forum on http://www.thehighroad.org/forumdisplay.php?f=16 . Lots of good info in both places

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Give my regards to the missus. And the gal on the side. Hope you got that pregnancy thing all sorted out. :) Denis I thought I already told you, my sister wasn't pregnant, after all. We broke up, though. I hope it doesn't put a stigma on the poor thing! After all, any girl not good enough for her o...

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DPris wrote:Give my regards to the missus. And the gal on the side.
Hope you got that pregnancy thing all sorted out.
Denis

I thought I already told you, my sister wasn't pregnant, after all. We broke up, though.

edwardyoung

DPris wrote:Hi Edwardy,
Good to see you again.
I've worked with about five of their guns, own a Rodeo, but I've never understood the way he runs that place.
Denis

He does seem to have a unique business plan. Nice talking to you again, as always

edwardyoung

Not a USFA shill, I see.

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I've had several Taurus 1911s. All of them ran fine. The only 'problems' I've had with them are the Taurus safety hammers and the Series 80-type firing pin safety. Neither caused functional problems. I just can't abide any firing pin safety abomination on a 1911, or the Taurus hammers. Luckily, a st...

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A knife is nice, I guess, but C. Cash has sent me Gardner's Peanut Butter Meltaways on a couple occasions. No comparison. Now that there's a Sheetz Convenience Store within 15 miles of me, I can buy them for myself again. Thanks again, Chris.

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Here's the thread about the dug-up 1911. Amazing, really. I spent several hours reading and watching when I first discovered it.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=669817

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Here's my dog, Puppy. He just showed up one day. I didn't plan on keeping him, so I just referred to him as 'puppy.' By the time I decided to keep him, he answered to Puppy. Fine dog

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Will say a few prayers. I'd also like to thank you. I've done some vicarious living and gun buying through you over the years.

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This is the gun Lassiter mentioned in casastahle's "Drool rag" thread. I thought I'd start a new thread instead of stomping on that one. I've already offered him $300 for it, so let your offers start there. Beautiful Colt http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1584/6553559/23629890/405433956.jpg...

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WOW!! That is super nice. Turnbull does great work. I have a 1911 Officers Model that they worked for me. I had the frame color cased and the slide charcoal blued. The pins and screws were nitre blued and I have some elk horn grips on it. I'm an investigator with our Sheriff's office and it's my Co...

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I like the nipple tassels.

edwardyoung

Maybe Glenn Ford liked Marlins. The cover art on my copy of Cimarron shows him with a Marlin.

edwardyoung

If you're like me and want a Colt, you probably won't be satisfied with anything else. If you're patient, you can probably pick up a GI mixmaster 1911-A1 for $700-ish - especially in Texas. 1911s seem to cost less in Texas compared to NC. It sounds like you are just wanting an unmodified GI gun, but...

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Very sorry to hear this. I'll add my prayers to all the others.

edwardyoung

I'm glad your boy likes that rifle. He looks like a fine boy.

edwardyoung

Armscor also makes a copy of a Detective Special. Kind of rough, but serviceable. Never had one come back. Several people who bought one, bought 1 or 2 more.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =304192654

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Hey Michael, I'm right down the road in Lexington. I'll be at the Greensboro Show early Saturday. If you aren't a member on Carolina Shooters Club, I'd recommend that you sign up. There have been a few 357 Marlins sold there in the last year or so - I bought one of them. If you are, we've probably d...

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His article on leverguns chambered in 357, years ago, is what caused me to buy my first 357 Marlin. I've always liked his style of writing.

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Just in case you never found one
http://www.armslist.com/posts/463267/gr ... 31--44spl-

It says FTF, but I'd be willing to buy it from him and ship it to your dealer - or have my dealer ship it to your dealer - for an extra $25.

Edward

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Correct. I'd like to have another El Tigre

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Finally

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You're welcome

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1978

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http://www.reedercustomguns.com/

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