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41bear

Thanks, from a 1960's era birdfarmer!

41bear

Sixgun jr and Griff I am also one of the non-organized religion believers. Yet I know in my heart that God is with me always and Jesus is my savior.

God bless you and thanks for sharing your story.

41bear

The new Hornady flexible tip 338 caliber bullet can be used to reload 33 WCF cartridges. Will these reloads cycle through the magazine and chamber in an original 1895 Marlin? Being the proud owner of a 338 Marlin MX, which I love btw, I'll try to answer your question by saying maybe. The original 1...

41bear

No sir, Thank you. To love is to give, may God bless your every step, the prayers will continue.

41bear

The price you were quoted is more than fair imho. Buy it and don't look back. Those guns go on GunBroker for upwards of $1000 to $1500. If I remember correctly there were only 350 of those made.

41bear

Thanks for the heads up, WOW!

41bear

Me too, me too, please!

41bear

Grandparents 1. She was in the bathroom, putting on her makeup, under the watchful eyes of her young granddaughter, as she'd done many times before. After she applied her lipstick and started to leave, the little one said, "But Gramma, you forgot to kiss the toilet paper good-bye!" I will ...

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Staff Sgt. John Beal may he RIP. What words I could add would only takeaway from the message of this show of respect to one of our own. It is fairly long.

http://blip.tv/file/2246058/

41bear

My heart belongs to my 32/20, so thats my vote. You can load her up or down, A really sweet gun to own and shoot.

41bear

I'm with Hoby on the pistol primers, trade'em. As for the powder, if you know the person who gave you the stuff (and trust him) then try some at the lowest level you can over a chrono . If not, please throw it out. A pound of powder versus a $500 + dollar gun, sorry but its not worth it in my eyes, ...

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I have read that the expander in the Lee 32/20 die is .307 and if so that is why you get the bulge. I know that I get the bulge also but it hasn't caused a problem in my 32/20 CCL, it was a problem in my Ruger though, one chamber was tight. From what I've seen, in my Lee set, it is set up for the 1....

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Hobie, A great site, I just took a look. I also checked out the "Pullin" link and am sending both it and a link to my hunting buddy who can no longer bow hunt because of a disability. I'm sure he will want to see about this as he truly loves to hunt. For the last 5 years that has not been ...

41bear

Thats great Doc all the best to you both, I'm still praying for you both.

41bear

Prayers to you and yours Bruce. I lost both my parents to that devil "Lung Cancer" drive safe.

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Thanks CEMENTHEAD for the kind words. I too, fine the people here to be some of the most upstanding folks I've had the pleasure to meet. Ron

41bear

I kinda like Davies answer "I'm a screemer."

41bear

Of course and God bless.

41bear

Guess I'm a redneck at heart... or as Obama would say, "one who clings bitterly to God and guns" (and darn proud of it!). True Redneck - this isn't your typical redneck joke. We have enjoyed the redneck jokes for years. It's time to take a reflective look at the core beliefs of a culture ...

41bear

Dang it seems as if we are getting our "Brass" handed to us by the Chinese as well as others. That is down right embarrising!!!

41bear

Some primers are not right for some powders and The chrono is the only way to find this out. I shot 46gr. Reloader 7 in my .444 with 240gr. Hornadys and CCI 200 primers and got ES`s of over 400fps. (load from Speer #14) :o :o Changing only the primer to Rem. 9 1/2 gave ES`s of 60 ( per Alliant web ...

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I have a question for all of you other reloaders out there. In going over my 45/70 notes I noticed something very strange. I got two different velocities out of a 24” barrel and an 18.5” barrel. I know you are going to say that is what is supposed to happen but not this way, I say. Marlin 24” barrel...

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I have Marlins in 45/70 (2), 35 Rem., 41 Magnum, and 32/20. Won't hunt with anything else for the rest of my God given time. As for as reaching out there: "Practice, practice, practice."

41bear

I'm going to walk away from this hijacked thread. If anyone would like to start a thread want to start one about the war I'll be happy to jump in. Of course there are websites concerned specifically with the topic and much information can be gathered there by some very knowledgeable folks. Otherwis...

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At the risk of rousing 41Bear out of his hybernation :) .... Before the Emancipation Proclamation in '63, both sides of the conflict understood the central role of Slavery to the war,... but what would happen to Slavery after the war if the North won? Some people on both sides thought the re-united...

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Thank you for the discussion. I will bow out as I think we are set in our opinions, and any further expression of them would not be fair to the dead horse. You are more than welcome; I really enjoyed it. In the end we agree more than you think. The war mongers on both sides wanted war and much to e...

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If the real issues were money and tariffs, why did the last-minute appeasements to avert war, like Corwyn and Crittendon, all have to do with Slavery? Also, I wouldn't agree that Lincoln broke his word. He knew before he took office that the executive did not have the constitutional power to abolis...

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This snippet is about 2/3's of the way down your Stephans quote: This subject came well nigh causing a rupture of the old Union, under the lead of the gallant Palmetto State, which lies on our border, in 1833. This old thorn of the tariff, which was the cause of so much irritation in the old body p...

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41Bear At the time of secession, the tariffs were lower than any time since 1812. They were not a significant cause of secession. http://members.aol.com/jfepperson/corner.html This is also from your cornerstone link and should be noted it was a newspaper account of VP Stephens’ speech. [ REPORTER'S...

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Bee-weg As far as tariffs, the period documents just don't support tariffs as being a significant reason for secession. Slavery was the issue. Also, I think the Morill tariff was under Buchanan but could be wrong. You are right about Buchanan signing the Morrill Tariff act just before Lincoln took o...

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Very good Bee-weg, I believe you are wrong but....., I’d like to respond in kind and I’ll provide references. Bee-weg In the years leading up to the war, it was not the North that was trying to impose it's way on the South, but the other way around. Sure there were abolitionists in the North that wa...

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a .38 would have been plenty Oh-oh! Another too-hot-to-handle controversy is beginning to brew here! I imagine the 'AR is good for everything' fellows will have a thing or two to say. Then the big bore fellows, and I'm sure the 30-30 fellows will be dropping the gloves momentarily. And then we'll h...

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gundownunder wrote:Are you guys still sure you dont want gun control over there

I think the safest thing would be for the lady in question to learn how to "Gun Control".

41bear

I didn't say anything about a rebellion being right or wrong, only that man has a natural right to revolution. The revolt can be for good reasons or bad reasons, but the result is the same - if you lose, the same old boss makes the rules. If you win, you make the rules. Thats what I said you said M...

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The female Dirty Harry shot herself trying to blow Mickey away!

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article...1/0/BUSINESS01

I truly don't know about some people out there!!

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I'm not going to get into a discussion on the legality of secession. People have argued that over and over and not come to a definite conclusion. But in the first of your original quotes, Lincoln was not saying the right of revolution is a "legal" right. It is natural right of men to thro...

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41Bear, do you have some references? Googling is not bringing up any references to your 30 day congressional approval statement, and the Mexican War speech refers to a territory with Mexicans as well as Americans, correct?... not a country, not states of a country, not a "perfect union." ...

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The Lincoln stuff is just off-base. The Lincoln-haters have an agenda. They come to the table with either a pro-confederate agenda or an anti-central government agenda. Then they twist, spin, and fabricate to make Lincoln into what they already planned to make him into to begin with. That's how I s...

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You're right theres blood kin and marriage kin. I only have one Aunt still living and she is marriage kin, I love her but it just doesn't seem the same. There is that special bond with blood kin that just isn't there with anyone else. At least its that way with me.

41bear

I'm a very young 67; at least thats what my other half says and she oughta know.

Says I'm good looking too. That girl sure can lie!

41bear

Thanks Craig. Maybe those folks that feel the war never ended need to step back and re-evaluate. My thought is that if they still blame their problems on the past then they are not taking responsibility for their own future. I do understand some of the southern views. My Mom was very southern. Here...

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Seeing that today was the last day in the Battle of Gettysburg and the date of Pickett's charge - I ordered the double DVD movie set of Gettysburg and Gods and Generals - yesterday. I have made a pact to myself to try to learn some more about the Civil War and go visit and spend some time at Gettys...

41bear

You got it right That is a SAKO Finnwolf. I believe they were only in two calibers 308 and 243. A great looking gun And yes the only EU Lever.

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Sorry its been awhile but hope to get back soon. Just wanted to wish everyone a safe and happy 4th. Ron

http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.a ... urce=jl999

41bear

Amen to that my brother. A big salute to all of our fallen brothers may God bless and keep them in his grace and may we live in such a way to bring honor to them.

For those who want to know more.

http://www.history.com/minisite.do?cont ... ni_id=1079

41bear

LETS ALL HOLD ON ONE SECOND HERE :? :? :? :? :? :? Answer me one question please.... WHO GOT RAPED???????????? Did they trace the call before asking for a warrant? Pisspoor. 416 women and children taken and no men? FISHING EXPEDITION :evil: The end was going to justify the means here and it's shame...

41bear

Thanks so much. It's the most on topic subject I can think of and bet that most, if not all, think the same.

41bear

Ah, the 32/20, that's me to your left with the gun my Uncle taught me to shoot with back in the late 40's. Need I say more?

41bear

Thanks for all the great answers to my question. Yes, it is a Buckeye model, I should have said that right off. I never thought about a third cylinder being made and although I'm a shooter I don't like the idea of totally blowing up the collector value. As far as the 32/20 getting on up there, you a...

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I've got one of the Ruger Blackhawk SA special runs that is in 32/20 and 32 magnum. The new .327 Federal really sounds great and I was wondering who would be the best to change the .32 mag. to the .327 Federal? I understand you can still shoot the 32 mag also which would be good.

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