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I love mine in .45-60. Hope you enjoy it as much.

Rob

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LOL, my safe is half full of them.

Rob

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I.A.B. Sharps. Learned my lesson there.

Rob

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We had ham, mashed 'taters and gravy, dirty rice, sweet 'tater casserole, hot bread and lot's of trimmings. Still full this morning.

Rob

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BlaineG wrote:Had a ton and a half of Korean BBQ, and Kimchee

It'll be an explosive atmosphere at your house tomorrow.

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Dave,

May I re-post this? I think everyone needs to read this to remember both what Christmas is really all about and how truly blessed most of us are.

Rob

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Great post. Merry Christmas, Jim.

Rob

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J Miller wrote:As far as a gun to save the Republic, I guess I'm old school. I prefer a 30 cal. Joe

Will this one work?

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1892-firefuzz-others, I'm not singling out any person on this forum with that comment. However I have known, and I suspect we all do, people that talk up a big storm, but when the storm troopers come for the guns they'll just meekly surrender them. And I suspect those types are more in the majority...

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As far as a gun to save the Republic, I guess I'm old school. I prefer a 30 cal. Joe http://www.jcweaponry.com/images/ar15/Pistol_5.jpg HERE YA GO 300AAC Blackout. A 30 cal gun to preserve the republic for which it stands . . . Got one of those too....only mine's a little longer on both ends. :lol:...

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Yup. With the right finger on the trigger the old Browning A5 will eat a Benelli's lunch for speed. And I'm pretty sure that Winchester's new Super X models and Remington's Versa-Max will too.

Rob

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And I seriously doubt that owning those things will dissuade the gov one tiny bit from taking them all when they decide too. Most owners are chicken shits and will just roll over when told. Those few who stand up and fight will just die a quicker death. JMNSHO Joe You know, that may very well be tr...

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I thought we all had one or more of those "safeguards" to our liberty. More and more I'm becoming convinced that just as the '73 Winchester is maybe not accurately, but historically known as "the gun that won the West", the AR15 may very well become known by future generations a...

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Merry Christmas from Oklahoma, USA.

Rob

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Didn't sound right when I read it. (Deleted post)

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The top box, 220grn OTM is the old Sierra Match King 220 HP. The changed the name from HP to OTM for political reasons. It has no cannelure. Not sure about the other only that is has a visible cannelure.

Rob

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Panzercat a good .22 LR conversion is money well spent for your AR system. I know .22 ammo is still high, but still far cheaper than .223/5.56 and it will shoot close enough to POA without adjusting your sights out to 50yds. Just fire a few rounds off the bench to determine the difference and you'll...

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Having owned and shot dozens of Remington 700's over the years, in just about any weather/climate conditions the average person is like to run into, and having spent hours cleaning and servicing other peoples guns it's my semi-learned opinion that the original Remington 700 trigger design is just fi...

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.308 WCF. Eaiser to find and cheaper ammo. Won't find 7mm-08 at boxmart. The 308 with 130, 150 , 180, and 200 grain bullets outperform any 7mm-08. You are giving up a lot of versatility. The 7mm-08 is an excellent cartridge on it's own. But, it can't even compare to the 308. Not so. The 6.5s and 7s...

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You bet.

Rob

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I've got a Henry lever-action .22 set back for my oldest grandson, but I've never been big on the Henry center-fire rifles simply because no. 1, I like Winchester designs, and no. 2, IMHO lever gun should have side loading ports not tube ports like a rimfire. Other than those small issues I think th...

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Knee mail sent.

Rob

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OK my trusted brothers in arms. How do you feel about the pros and cons of the current Armalite AR-10B series carbines? Tycer I've never handled one on the Armalite AR10's, but if one broadens your post a little to assume that you're interested in a .308, military style rifle, I'll lend what experi...

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Nice deer and very nice rifle. Thinking about having that done to mine. I think that's the perfect short range (under 200yds) elk/bear rifle. My custom .35 Whelan '03 Springfield took 3 deer the first year I had it built. None of them took a step.

Rob

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Looks like a Yankee Hill Machine "Phantom" flash hider. I like 'em, got 'em on a couple of my AR's. Work about as well as any FH and also serves as an impact tool (on bad guys carcass if you let 'em get that close).

Rob

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Prayers sent.

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Prayers sent, Joe. Take good care and stop in when you can.

Rob

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Yep, hands are too variable these days. Answer: Have him take off his boots. There's a right way and a wrong way, and you can see it when he does it/tries (even with a boot jack). Then look at his feet/calves. A man who lives in Cowboy Boots will NOT have tanned shins/feet and will most likely have...

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I recently got to handle one of the new BrazTec Rossi '92's in 44mag with a 24" barrel that a buddy of mine bought off GunBroker slightly used. The previous owner had installed Steve's safety plug and ejector spring and maybe done some polishing of the internals so I can't really comment about ...

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JohndeFresno wrote:
1892 wrote:I miss "PITCHY" too...
Definitely

YUP!

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Last night my wife and I were going out to eat and as she was getting ready she told me to change clothes. I was wearing my normal warm-weather shorts, tee, and flip-flops....all were clean and in good repair so I asked her why. She asked me where my pistol was and I pulled my pocket-popper out of m...

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A GREAT program. My cousin Roy, a WWII D-Day vet, got to enjoy one of these trips. Talked about it for weeks later, more than he ever talked about the actual war.

Hand salute and many thanks to you Dad for his service.

Rob

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More info about the killer.

http://www.ijreview.com/2014/09/181797- ... e-motives/

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, it is funny that I still think of my Grandpa (other one passed when I was very young) and now I am a Grandpa, I hope and pray, I can live up to his standards. Joe Hard shoes to fill now-a-days, I know......I'm in the same boat. I'm pretty sure that as long as we love 'em and do the best we can by...

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If it's in my safe, got a cylinder, and is double action it says S&W on it somewhere. If I only had all the wonderful old models I've traded off or sold over the years...... IMHO: The best patrol revolver ever made: 4" S&W Model(s) 13, 19, 65, and 66 The best under a coat concealment re...

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30 miles west of me.

http://news.yahoo.com/police-woman-behe ... 59291.html

I'll be keeping an eye on this. Notice the mention of the one Islamic tattoo. Until we climb down into the gutter and take a few heads ourselves this is NOT going to stop.

Rob

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Back before any ammo "shortage", I'm talking about 1980 thru 2000, I used to buy a brick of .22 LR and 2 boxes of each 12ga buck and slugs every payday, every other week. Cost.....about $20. During the fall when shotshells were on sale I'd buy at least a case each of 12ga and 20ga, sometim...

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The history of the Medal of Honor during the Civil War is quite interesting. Several were award then revoked years later by an oversight committee.

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Joe, 3 years ago I was in the backseat of a Pa. State Police car, handcuffed..........with a loaded S&W 38 in my front pocket, while my buddy was on the pavement, spread eagled with a loaded Seecamp 32 auto in his front pocket. Yea, even State cops make HUGE mistakes. After the fiasco ended and...

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My Mom's got a black and white pic of me at less than two years old, sitting in the floor at my grandparents wearing nothing but a cowboy hat and a diaper, holding a wooden revolver my Dad had made when he was about 12. No, I don't remember it, but I sure wish I knew what happened to that gun.

Rob

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You should clue in your friend to get 'em out of band safe deposit boxes, otherwise they could vanish like gone with the wind during a bank holiday. We talked about that actually. Short of building a true vault in his house, which he's unwilling to do, he thinks they're safer there and any other pl...

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COSteve tells me he's "done" with this site. I don't think that one "tiff" was all there was. Some PMs were exchanged as well. I think you're right. Told me the same thing when I asked him about it and he wouldn't go into detail, just said he was thru here. Surprised me. I liked...

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I've shot a .500 S&W......have I done something bad to you to wish that on me?

I do think an '86 sized rifle in .500 S&W would be the berries. Just not a handgun.

Rob

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I have a friend, in his early 80's now, that back when I was a gun-show animal in the 70's, 80's and early 90's, I helped amass a collection of every configuration of every Colt snake gun and new 2nd and 3rd generation Colt single action ever made. He made a small fortune during the oil boom and thr...

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Nice choice on guns. Your bullets may be to heavy to stabilize in the rifle because of it's twist rate, I think most .44's are set up around a 240 or lighter bullet. I've got my "little end" covered with my Browning B92 in .357 and any number of pistols I have in that cartridge. I'm still ...

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Mt. 5:39 Thought of being armed a Christian church is despicable. I'll go along with the thought of having to be armed in church is despicable. That some would bring violence into God's house is despicable. Being armed to stop the violence that can and does happen anywhere at any time without warni...

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The AR-15 was designed to be a DI (direct impingement) gun specifically to be simple and keep the weight down. Stoner was a Marine rifleman, 'grew up' on the M1 Garand. If he'd wanted a piston, he'd have put one in. ............ Piston ARs tend to have issues with carrier tilt and parts wearing in ...

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Nice guns. I've got a pair of Uberti 1872 open tops in .44 special I'm just dying to shoot. Open tops are just cool guns.

Lots of interesting reading here http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?board=56.0 about open tops, including tips on tuning them.

Rob

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From NCIS: Rule 9: "Never go anywhere without a knife." Good rule. A good quality, lock-blade, folding knife, that can be opened with one hand should be a part of everyone's daily dress. Mine goes in my waistband before I ever put on my shoes. Doesn't run out of bullets, seldom jams, is ha...

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Soak the threads in Kroil overnight before you take it loose. Best break-'er-loose I've ever found.

Rob

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