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West of Cuthbert, probably within 10 miles of you. I am in Randolf county though.

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Don't matter to me what you call it. Nice buck.

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Finally got a chance to go up to my friend Bob's place in SW Ga last week. Took a 130lb spike with the #3 45/70 at about 80 yards on Monday. It went about 50 yards after the shot. Tuesday went walking with the Savage model 99 in 300 Savage. Jumped 2 deer shot the bigger one at about 50 yards. It wen...

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I like the 6.5, I haven't got around to a 6.5-06 yet though. If I ever get around to building a 1000 yard rifle I am pretty sure this is what I will go with.

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Fish and wildlife officers deal with people who make mistakes all the time, most of the time they are pretty lenient if you fess up. Years ago in Mi I shot a spike buck on a field edge, when I started to recover him I discovered the doe that was in the brush a few yards back that I never saw. I call...

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Good for you!

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Nice! I like anything in Hornet, and I have a cva Squirrel rifle also, with 36 and 45 cal barrels.

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Couple of years ago my brother Don had a handing deer stolen from camp in Mi. he was pretty poed about it.

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I like laser sights. But more for training than sd useage. Little dot can help you see what you are doing wrong on paper. Like all things electrical they can fail without warning though.

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Used fuel stick pocket warmers a lot when I was young, never had any problems. Yes you could put out and relight, but they were so cheap was not worth bothering with. That was a long time ago though so don't know how things have changed.

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Good news!!!

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Good for you! I sold my first one back in 1980 because, well lets just say I needed the money. Finally replaced it last year, but the new one has that silly crossbolt safety thingy on it.

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Mescalero wrote:Don't ask me,
I still think my 6.5x55mm is a good gun.

The Sweede rules. 6.5 Grendel comes close though.

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Probably a lot of truth there, especially in today's world. I would be an exception today I guess. When I was renting places in my 20s I kept them up perfectly. Now as an owner I let some stuff slide I would not have done as a renter.

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Good for you! I hunt just northwest of Cuthburt. Probably 10-15 miles form you.

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Pre 64 is controled round feed. Has big non rotating Mauser type extractor on right side of bolt.Right side of post 64 bolt is just round, usually jeweled.

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At last report Kennedy Space Center visitor center is still open. Well worth a look. Also Jetty Park at Port Canaveral is a nice place to stay for a day or so. If you get in the area maybe we can hook up for a cup of Joe.

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They do make pistol caliber uppers, have to modify the lower for the mags though. If you have a 1911 I think a better bet is the Mec tech carbine conversion unit.

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I have started out dozens of new shooters, about 1/2 women, on a MarkII 4 inch.

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Read up on them a little. Most folks that use them use a hand priming tool as the priming function is a p.i.t.a..

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If you are going to pay someone to work on your truck, see if they might want to trade repair work for the Suburban. When I was working customer pay shops I did this fairly often.

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http://www.ziptar.com/reloading/Hunting ... rifold.pdf
Try this, I can't open it on the computer I am using right now, but it might be what you are looking for.

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If you find some try IMR 4320. Works great in the Sweede with 140 SMKs.

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What range you go to? I am a member at Titusville Pistol and Rifle.

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Looks like a great time!

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The supers all had unfluted cylinders also as far as I know.

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Very nice!

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This way looks like fun too, but would be kind of tough on the house.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_Bo2ro60ro

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I am with North country Gal on the Mossberg 144s, every one I ever messed with shot very well indeed.

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Biggest problem I see is that once you put the gun rack in the rear window, you won't be able to reach it from the front seat.

Pretty truck, should keep you going for a long spell.

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Not a round based bullet per say, but I have some round nosed conical bullets for my 1858 Remington clone that shoot better if you shoot them with the flat bottom forward. They load easier that way too. Sure.....been doing that myself....kinda'. http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o65/Nath_bucket/20...

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Not a round based bullet per say, but I have some round nosed conical bullets for my 1858 Remington clone that shoot better if you shoot them with the flat bottom forward. They load easier that way too.

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Nice! Lots of way to go about fixing the but stock, but if you do not feel comfortable with doing it or are not happy with the results when you do you might try one of these:

http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/product.h ... 6&cat=1227

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Cicadas are a hoot. I had a customer that had retired and moved south. I did a bunch of work on his car one time (clutch,timing belt,brakes, struts,tune) . I did the work myself and car was flawless when I got done. He picked the car up and brought it right back complaining of a strange noise. I cou...

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Its the brass fairy, cousin to the sock fairy that lives in the laundry room.

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My first deer was killed with a borrowed Marlin 30/30
My first deer rifle was a 444.
I have had Winchesters, Marlins, and Rossis.
I have drifted off into bolt actions and semis.
But I always have had at least one lever.

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That's a purty 22!

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I have both, does that mean I am bi polar?

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Multi wire telegraph lines were trans continental by 1870, power generation, transmission, and use started spreading out in the early 1880s.

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I took one deer at about 75 yards with a 10 &1/2 inch barreled open sighted SBH. Took 10 or so pigs with same set up, 240 grain Rem Soft points. Scoped it and have not killed anything but Armored Dillos with it since.

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My Husky Buddy is right here as I type this.

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Sure 9x19 will work, killed several hogs with it, and finished a couple of deer that other people had shot with it. I liked the 115 grain load that Corbon had (Might still have, do not have a 9 anymore) better than any of the heavier bullets that I tried though. And if you still have doubts, ask Goe...

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With any luck I will let blood out with Model 99 TD in 300, 444 and 1894FG. I have other but I have not shot anything with these yet.

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Ji that Pacer sure would let you look around.

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Made me a heck of a deal on the 1894 FG he sold me. Rifle is beautiful, and the casting equipment and supplies work great! Only thing is he let me fondle his Ruger Bisley Hunter in 41, and now I have another gun on my want list. Thanks again Charlie, enjoyed meeting you, and will put everything to g...

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I miss them. Used to have them in my yard all the time untell they built the golf course out back.

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I have one I received as a gift last Christmas. I have not used it yet, but the friend who gave it to me swears by them.

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Just an fluke, the 3 other bucks observed were in full velvet. I have seen hard horns here in FL by the 2nd week of August before, just never in July.

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I spotted a pretty decent buck next to the highway last evening. He had full hard horn, no velvet at all. Earliest I have ever seen that.

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Most of mine were sporterized when I got them, and I don't have pictures of them all, including the Vetterli I just received. But here are a few. Hakim http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r258/wolfdog17/IMAG0598.jpg Sportered 1917 http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r258/wolfdog17/DSCF0570.jpg Sporter...

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