Thunder50 wrote:Is Tri-City gun club still open? Used to belong about 20 years ago, and shot also at OKC gun club and a bit at the Zink ranch range. Into IHMSA then.

Still there.

Rob

UncleBuck wrote:

JReed wrote:
Just remember it isn't a pop its a soda and you will be fine. :w

I call my Dad "POP," and call pop soda

You'll do just fine . If you live in or around Norman you're biggest worries will be ice storms, tornadoes, and OU home football games.

Come on down.

Rob

Stan in SC wrote:Band of Brothers is great.I believe there are seven DVD's to the set.I watched one a day and then watched all seven in one day.

Stan in SC

Have to vote for this. Also "Second Hand Lions" with Robert Duval. If you haven't seen that one you're missing out.

Rob

Prayer sent.

Rob

This Winchester 95 in 30-06 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/kmastf/RIFLES/AWINCHESTER95-1.jpg http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/kmastf/RIFLES/IMG_1494_edited-1.jpg And my bud Charley - http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/kmastf/CJ.jpg :mrgreen: OJ, You have a saddle for that horse? Seems p...

I carry an older model Taurus 605 .357 everywhere. There's saddle boots on my 4-wheeler, the tractor, and the golf cart my Mom uses around the farm. My B92 .357 is always in whichever I'm on. Packs of feral dogs are the main concern here. We have see some mountain lions in recent years, although th...

Although it's not a western, Sam Elliot's role in "We were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson is excellent.

Rob

Don't know about any gunshops, but that little meuseum in Dodge City is drool city. If I ever decided to become a bugalar .

Rob

Prayers sent. You're gonna be sore today bud. Take it easy for a few and let the insurance worry about the truck. Glad you're ok.

Rob

Tycer wrote:Looks like Nancy Pelosi

Poor critter, but she looks better than Nancy Pelosi

Rob

I carry an older model Taurus 605 .357 everywhere. There's saddle boots on my 4-wheeler, the tractor, and the golf cart my Mom uses around the farm. My B92 .357 is always in whichever I'm on. Packs of feral dogs are the main concern here. We have see some mountain lions in recent years, although the...

+1 Ouzo In the Marine Corps there was a C-ration meal we referred to as ham and M@##%^F*&%)R's. The Army had those two, but they weren't my worst. It would have to be a toss up between some type of boiled rutabaga's a friend of my Mom's brought to Thanksgiving dinner once or the combination of ...

My Paternal grandfather died when I was 8 and the few memories I have of him were sitting in his lap watching baseball or Bonanza on TV, taking care of the cows and eating cornbread and buttermilk. My Maternal grandfather was the oldest of 13 children and worked the fields, hunted and trapped to hel...

I doubt if through all of this there's very many stockpiles of military Winchester 95's in any decent condition at all remaining in Russia. Through all of that history, I would expect that every organized, semiorganized, and/or desperate individual in Russia was laying their hands on anything that ...

I have a Rossi 92 & a Browning B-92. If you can find a B92, it is far superior to the Rossi. The Brownings are out there, ya just have to look. I like both, the Browning is my favorite. If you think a Rossi is like butter, slicked up. Well a Browning is like glass. Not bad-mouthing the Rossi's ...

Browning's relationship with Winchester demanded that he produce patentable models. JMB 'created' many more prototypes for Winchester that did NOT see production, than those that Winchester marketed. The idea was to cover all possible bases with PATENTS , making it difficult for the competition to ...

The only .357 lever gun I've owned was a Marlin 1894. It was totally dependent on bullet design. Proper bullets and it didn't care what case was in it, it would feed either slick as grease. Wrong bullet and it was a jam-a-matic with either. Joe That's pretty much been my finding with my Browning B9...

Thanks :) I wonder how long I can seat the bullets - and still fit in the mag - I'd like to seat them out to within .001" or so of the rifling if possible. Any thoughts? do these come factory d/t'd for a side-mount receiver sight? Make up a dummy round with a trimmed case and the bullet you're...

I was leaning toward the '73 too, but I keep seeing "steel framed" '66s showing up on gunbroker and such. I'm trying to find some info on the difference. I was thinking there was a difference in the action that made the '73 less prone to firing out of battery. http://gunbroker.com/Auction/...

Hey folks, I'm in the process of gathering information, and money :lol: , for my next lever gun. I'm wanting a .357 mag clone either a '66 or '73 to better fill out my cowboy shooting arsenal. Any suggestions as to which model, make, or barrel length to get? I pretty sure I want a straight stock sho...

Haven't seen one of these in years:
http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.a ... =145156991
Pretty nice looking little rifle. Someone's bound to be wanting one.

Rob

I started loading 35 years ago on an RCBS Rockchucker, still using the same press set up on a portable bench that use while I sit and watch the tube. Since then I've accumulated a Dillion Square Deal "B" with about 10 different sets of dies and a Dillion 650 and a ton of other loading equi...

txpete wrote:the car is nothing/replaceable and I am so glad she wasn't hurt.

pete

Yup, glad she's OK.

Rob

Ever since I could remember, I've wanted a Winchester 94 with a half octagon/half round barrel, silver capped forearm, chambered for 25-35. It was my grandfathers. My uncle got it when Grandpa passed away, then I got it when my uncle passed. Of all the firearms I've ever acquired, it's the one that...

Terrible trajedy. Having grown up on a small livestock farm I'll never pass up a shot at a 'yote. In '83 I took a report of a 4 y/o attacked by a coyote. Mother of the child thought it was a dog, but an old farmer next door swore it was a coyote. Lots of stitches.

Rob

Thanks for all the support. Law enforcement doesn't get many pats on the back. I'll be the first to say our judicial system is broke, but I don't see it changing anytime soon. My partners and I just keep digging at them the best we can. Retirement can't come too soon. 1 June 2009. Hang on, it'll co...

If you decide not to go the lever-action route the 7mm-08 is an excellent choice. But look hard at the little .260 Remington. I've become very attached to mind and am thinking about having a heavy barrel built in this caliber. VERY light recoil and super flat shooting.

Rob

My .45-70 will shoot hard-cast 405- to 440-gr. bullets at 1850 fps -- comfortably and accurately -- all day long. For me, that is the epitome of .45-70 performance. I need nothing more for any critter (or rock, or stump) on this continent, and I have little likelihood of traveling to any other... A...