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dracothered

Na keep them both if you have a evil black rifle...

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dracothered

The internet connection in the Philippines is about the only complaint I have there, except for the fact they don't know how to make a real good cup of coffee.

dracothered

I actually laughed when I saw the photo of the Mossberg. I thought someone Photoshopped a spoof 'photo'. Me too, but realizing there was an outside chance it was real, I went to Mossy's home page, and there it was. :lol: The only things I don't like about it is no place to mount a scope and top eje...

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http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Mossberg_464_SPX_01.jpg Actually, I'd like one of those forends for a 'Night Scout' levergun; I'd get my hacksaw and grinder and take off the 'side' and half the 'bottom' rails, though. Just need enough for a snap-on light now ...

dracothered

It might be the detent for the feed / lift ramp that is causing the issue. But I am only guessing as I am by far only a beginner with these fine Rossi rifles.

dracothered

If the barrel gets thicker towards the gas block then it is a 500 series serial number which means it is the better Mini-14. Ruger redid tho tooling on the Mini-14 a while back which included a heavier barrel which addressed the barrel whipping issue as it heated up. This in turn improved its accura...

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William Vinton Hoyle SR. passed this morning peacefully in his sleep. Born in 1917 he told us late last year he was ready to go home, and he did today. Not sad for him he was ready and is with many friends including my Daddy and my Grandmother, sad for all the rest of us. Thanks for listening. The ...

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"Needed an affadavit proclaiming me unmarried !" Well, some gals just won't date a guy unless the have proof. Dude , it's all about the Philippine Governemnt ! You think our governemnt is F'd up , you haven't seen anything until you deal with this one LOL's ! Yep no marry with no proof of...

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6pt-sika wrote:
rjohns94 wrote:Enjoy your visit. Why did you have to go to the Embassy?

Needed an affadavit proclaiming me unmarried !

Dang, hope to be doing that soon myself also... you lucky dog.......

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Old Savage wrote:Never have seen one with gunk but I would degunk it without taking it apart.

I wouldn't say my Rossi was all gunked up, but I would say they were a little heavy on their factory grease / lube and I took it down to just removing the bolt. Cleaned it up and then used some gun oil on it.

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Well this is what I ordered, NcSTAR 2.75x22mm Scout Scope. MODEL: SSB27522G MAGNIFICATION: 2.75X TUBE DIAMETER: 30mm OBJECTIVE DIAMETER: 22mm FIELD OF VIEW (at 100 yds): 10.5 ft EYE RELIEF: 8.5-14.0 in EXIT PUPIL: 8mm RETICLE: Plex NET WEIGHT: 10.5 oz LENGTH: 9.2 in CLICK VALUE: ½ MOA Windage and El...

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How about one of these:

Millett Red Dot Sight 30mm Tube 1x Variable Sized Dot (3, 5, 8, 10 MOA)?

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Mescalero wrote:dracothered,
Did you get a PM from me?

Yep, sure did and thanks...

dracothered

why do you want a scope for that rifle? I doubt you will have a effective range much past 125 yards with it. I don't like the look of red dots on a levergun, personally. I think a simple, modest scope would work best for you, just make sure it has the proper eye relief to be mounted forward on the ...

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Trying to choose optics for my Rossi M92 .357/.38 that at this time has a stock front blade with a gold dot and the peep sight that replaces the safety. I also have the scope rail mounted that screws down to the barrel over where the stock rear sight was. Been looking at Red Dots and some pistol/sco...

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Any other thoughts guy?

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Have any of you used one of these scopes / sights? This is what it has 1.5X magnification (3X with included doubler eyepiece), compact 30 mm objective size 4" MOA illuminated red-dot reticle with 11 brightness levels Quality 1-Pc. rugged metal construction Lenses have anti-reflective coating La...

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I think you may want to send Brownell's an email and ask if it will work for you.

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Another Bianchi Speed Strip user here, at least for front pocket carry of spare ammo. I like your idea of using the SKS stripper clips. They probably wouldn't work for me with pocket carry, but would be great for keeping track of a few rounds of ammo in the cab of my pickup. Thanks for the tip! SHA...

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The ammo on a SKS stripper clip would be for fast reloads, but more for throwing more ammo into a pack or pouch and know that it isn't going to go all over the place in it. This would work better at having some fast to get ammo right on the rifle. http://www.thewilderness.com/images/products/preview...

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El Chivo wrote:Oh come on, when there are handsome leather wallets that fit on your belt and snap shut.

Yes there are those and you can only fit so many of those on your belt plus they aren't cheap.

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I don't know if any of you thought of this before, but here goes anyways. I was sitting here and thinking of ways you could carry extra ammo for your Rossi M92 in .38 / .357 mag. So I thought I would see if it fit SKS / AK-47 stripper clips and what do you know they do. http://www.cfbrss.com/images/...

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My old rossi in 357 does reach very well past 125 yards, but I put a receiver side mount scope rail to use to get better precision when testing ammo. A red dot would work nicely on that barrel mount rail, but I wonder if you could get a long eye relief scope for magnification as well. Yes it is doa...

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Would there be a difference between a flat nose soft point and a flat nose FMJ round in the .38 or .357 MG being used in a Rossi M92 rifle?

dracothered

Ok I got my scope rail for my rifle and you can see over it with the peep sight. This is great because if I mount a Red dot or Scout scope I still will have iron sights for backup.

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I have to wonder if what you had happen wasn't due to all the things you said and it created the prefect storm. Precisely! What happened to me, if not being caused by, was at least exacerbated by tolerance stack-up, the perfect storm. This is the point. It can happen. It's not a myth, but fortunate...

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Hey muskeg13 I'm sorry to hear about what happened to you and your .44 lever gun. But I have to wonder if what you had happen wasn't due to all the things you said and it created the prefect storm. Let me ask you one thing, have you ever hand loaded for this type of gun before and was your load a st...

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Here is the Tubular Magazines are Safe article that williamranks tried to upload on here. So I put it on my storage site so it can be shared.

Tubular Magazines are Safe

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muskeg13 wrote:Yeah, the "experts" have spoken. Don't worry about it. Nothing will probably ever happen.
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Give a little detail of the above picture. You know like when, where, what gun and what ammo. Without back ground info those pictures are of no real use.

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How do you like the 238? It's a great shooting gun and works flawlessly with only two failures. One was a FTF and the other was a FTE. Both were most likely due to when I first shot it I didn't clean it before I took it to the range brand new out of the box. The only down side is it is a SIG which ...

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Here is my newest rifle along with my Sig P238 that I carry daily. I added the sling attachment points and installed the safety replacement peep sight. The last thing I did was shorten the mag spring with a metal mag follower installed and lighter ejector spring installed. I will also go through the...

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I say its a bunch of BS and unless there is something in that arrow head to contain the pressure the round going off isn't going to do allot as far as I can see. I've been freediving for over 40 years, and scuba certified for 28 years. I've owned a 357 magnum chambered bangstick for too many years ...

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I say its a bunch of BS and unless there is something in that arrow head to contain the pressure the round going off isn't going to do allot as far as I can see.

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Nath, I don't have experience with real light loads using jacketed bullets 'cause many years ago a fellow I respected advised against using the jacketed bullets that way. I have shot modest numbers of lead bullets in very light loads with very satisfactory results. If you got hold of something like...

dracothered

Hi all, never had to be worried about what ammo I could use in any of my guns before. So is Round Nose Ammo safe to use in a Rossi M92 .357mag rifle? Could the round nose on the slug set off a chain reaction fire in the magazine tube?

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SteveR wrote:Nice find!!

Can you put a shorter barrel on it? Or is that a no no?

Steve

You can if you want to shell out a bunch of cash for the SBR stamp and then wait several months for the Feds to approve it. Then spend the money on the parts.

dracothered

RIHMFIRE wrote:never really considered it...

I like the traditional hunting rounds and cowboy stuff....

If you keep it within effective range for what you are using, dead is dead...

dracothered

Have me one of them there Chinese Paratrooper SKS's that is real nice to handle. Only thing I don't like about it is the trigger.

dracothered

Mine is a 44 mag not a 357. I do have one of Steve Young's sights mounted and sighted in. It is lowered into the lowest position. I do not think I could see over a scope base without interference with the current position. A higher front sight wouls solve the problem. There is a FAQ section on Stev...

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Hey I just got me a Rossi 92 with the large lever and 16 1/4" barrel in .38 / .357. What I want to know is can I use one of Steve's Gunz "Bolt-Mounted Peep Sight" and have the Rossi made scope rail mount on the barrel? Will the stock front sight be tall enough to work right or will I ...

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