Athens, Tennessee

Is that RR7 in his younger days with a 'stache???

Fella looks comfortable in his clothes. Knife and pistol moved around front for the picture. Aside from the traveling background, looks like someone that has at least a little experience with the outdoors.

A .32 S&W Hand Ejector Third Model... http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k246/Missouri_Mule/Shootin%20Irons/IMG_1299-2.jpg http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k246/Missouri_Mule/Shootin%20Irons/IMG_1298-2.jpg http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k246/Missouri_Mule/Shootin%20Irons/IMG_1300-2.jpg http:/...

How's about lying on that board with a nice tight cluster of .45 cal holes, and a few empty's as well?

Why would you want to bother with a clone or other foreign junk when there are 7 million originals out there? :wink: -------------Sixgun Thats just the Winchester brand, if you add in the Marlin, Savage, and various other single shots so chambered, you have over ten million rifles out there. Huntin...

model55 wrote:Charles wrote;

They are also ignoring their backstop!What happened to the wall?

There's a wall there, it is just made of brush.

Hey Hobie,
I used to drool on the copy we had at the gun shop when I worked there. We could take home and read any book in the racks except that one. Never had the time to read through it giving it the time it deserves. I would like to throw my iron in the fire. Thanks...

USAF 462- 06/75--06/79

This is not my rifle, it is for a friends son. I need a birthday and a ball-park idea of value. Here is what my friend sent me: stamped on the barrel winchester's repeating arms new haven ct king's improvement patented march 29 1856 october 16 1860 serial # 89469a or 89169a // stamped behind hammer ...

i want to use the same money to buy a beat src winnie in 25-35.

Now you just tell me where the 25-35 is and I'll fix that problem for ya.

"Didn't the military during WWII use IMR4350 or H4350 and a 168 grain bullet in the Garand? I seem to remember reading that the powder was 4350. Anybody know for sure?" I believe that it was 4895. That was the surplus powder that Hogdgens started with. I think that it was 4895 with the 150...

If'n your dissapointed in the rifle, I will bring you $400 on Tuesday so you won't have to suffer. I'm in Thornton and it would be a short trip. Just let me know...

I don't normally, but this time I'll play. I would use what I have, a 6" 686 and one of the three '92's that I have. A 16", a 20", or the 24". I have an '06 and agree that it will take anything that needs taking anywhere in the U.S. or anywhere else. I also have a '94 in BB375. B...

The Ghost & The Darkness!!!

Got that one in the collection. I just picked up another of his the other day, "You Know My Name," its about the end days of Bill Tilghman. Pretty good movie, I thought.

Well I have 4 8lb jugs of the stuff. I load for the .375 Winchester, .30-30 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and .357 pistol and rifle. I don't think it will work in any of these. I got it when an old gunshop closed down and was clearing out inventory. What would be a reasonable price for this stuff?...

Hey Paul,
I have been lurking and reading. I haven't been able to do too much as I am still going to school and working. Just time enough to read the posts and such at the end of the day.

I have a couple of jugs of Accurate Powders discontinued powder called MRP. I have been told that it was the predecessor of Accurate 3100. Does anyone know about this powder and what it works well for? Any info would be appreciated.

Just check the current and back issues of the American Rifleman magazine. The page called "The Armed Citizen" in each and every issue. It includes the city and paper that it was published in.