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His is liberal with our money. Tax and spend will be even higher. Say he will legalize pot for the tax dollars they can reap. Bigger deficits.

Worst, he will likely cause issues with our gun ownership laws again. Bad for gun owners!

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As stated that is the right position for the serial number.

As for the pictures, use natural sun light but not in the direct sun or stay further back so the flash can cover the rifle properly, zoom in with the lens if possible. Or crop to fit in the computer if you can not use a zoom.
Pierre

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Also look at humidity control and lighting. I had to drill a hole for power, I have a Golden Rod and lights installed in my safe.

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A friend has a standard and there are no rabbit, squirrels etc in the yard anymore. Quite a hunter and very protective at times. His other dog is a border collie and they get the same amount of exercise as they both need it. About 4-6 hours a day of retrieve and running is required to tire them out....

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I have run the whole gamut of computer system. Started with MS-DOS 2 in early 80s. Windows, Mac and Linux are the options. I have an Asus Win8.1 laptop that I herited from Mom. My old laptop Toshiba in Vista. It is my outdoor laptop. I never had a problem with Vista. My current desktop is Ubuntu Lin...

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Was it Lewis Hepburn? He moved around a fair bit. Was at Marlin, Remington and Winchester mostly from I have read.
Pierre

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Naval_Park

There was also a movie about the Sullivan brothers.
Pierre

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Time a buy a bigger safe!
Pierre

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I rode a few times with a group of LEOs, border agents and friends so things were polite. We were a mixed group, no problem what you were riding. After awhile you get to see the same coffee shops over and over again. Now I just ride with a select couple of guys (lifers) and enjoy the view. Much more...

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The trigger does swing with the lever. There is a picture of the rifle on MarlinOwers.com, the topic is "Do you remember the Mossberg 472?"

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This morning I received into inventory a 67# lead ingot. Country of origin is USA. 99.99% pure for use in alloys we make for electronic industry. Not all users are Rohs so still have uses for lead.
Pierre

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Per the serial number and letter code on the lever boss, it should be a 1955 approximately.
Pierre

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Seems to be more Lyman by my eyes as well. Thanks for looking guys.
Pierre

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Might be too political but here is a reference on Gibson Guitar. About half way down.
http://nlpc.org/stories/2014/07/14/new- ... uses-power

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Had the family pictures scanned and been going through them one at a time. Found this one of my uncle. He was a hunter until the end. He was 23 at this time of the photo. It was taken inside the family barn as I recognize the interior. I was able to purchase from his estate, the Savage 99 in .300 Sa...

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Maybe it is karma, but the GE plant in Kentucky burned today. It was an appliance plant to boot!
Pierre

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Snowing right now in Buffalo NY. AGAIN!

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Now that is a sweet ride! Still not good enough here for me to get out mine but maybe by next weekend most of the salt and sand will have be washed away.
Pierre

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Definitely all machine stitching. The only repair is on the barrel sleeve strap which is missing any ways. The barrel sleeve is maxed out with a 26", a 24" is a better fit. I would say factory piece as I have always thought. Per pictures that I found on the net. The two sleeves could be mo...

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I have had this takedown case for years, and I have always wondered if it was custom or factory. It came with a Marlin Model 1894 in 38-40. I took these pictures so that you guys might have a look at it. I can not find any labels nor any place where there may have been any. The leather carry strap h...

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My dad tells a story from his childhood where the neighbor's dog would raid the coop. Mostly eating the eggs and general destruction. After this happen one too many times, the neighbor boiled up an egg and force fed the still hot egg to the dog. Never had a problem after that. Makes me think of the ...

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1894 You are right, that is the parliament building on the front face. I was not looking on that side as it is a pretty small version. Surprising how much detail is there when looked at with some magnification. The same parliment building that the ...... gun man attempted to force a change in govern...

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The $2 note never had the Parliment building on the reverse side. The $1 note did. The $2 note was replaced by the $2 coin in 1996. It is known as the Toonie while the $1 coin is the Loonie as it has a Loon (the bird, not the .......) on one face.
Pierre

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Shaky camera while focusing is a problem. A motorized follow focus rig would do it, but for the few times you need it, not really an option. If you had a solid set up plus the follow focus, you could have something for at the shows. Some camera shooters have built some for pretty cheap. If intereste...

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Earl Does your camera shot video? Maybe try video with continuous focus from end to end and then use the best stills to make the finish product. It is kind of like what astronomers call "lucky imaging" when doing planetary. They take a few thousands shots, pretty quick at 30-60 fps, and th...

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Not an auto but clip feed for quick reloads. If one needs a reload after 6.

http://www.tacticalimports.ca/sap6-p-276.html

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For Dad and I, I did a full turkey breast with REAL gravy, 2 russet potatoes and peas. No desert! Too full.
When my sister and family get in on Saturday, there will be turkey left overs for them naturally.
Pierre

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Lots to read in this paper.

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/462060.pdf

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I wanted a Red Label but the price was always out of reach. Finally I bought a Beretta Whitewing in 20 gauge for $700. There are deals out there just have to keep looking.
Pierre

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It would be worth sending a sample to the University of Alaska and have an analysis done using their mass spec machine. Cost a bit of money, likely under 500, but your well being is worth a lot more.
Pierre

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I personal have not, but a good friend spent the day there. Loved it, and he would go back.
Pierre

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Have one at work. They also work well in removing the oils and debris from my sharpening stones. A little Dawn and water, and heat setting for a few minutes or a full 30 minutes for the neglected old stones.

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There is a small 2 page article in July 2014 Blue Press from Dillon on the Savage 99 and a the life of Arthur Savage as well.
Pierre

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Never seen one before. I don't see a thumb safety?

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You have described the last 6 months of my mother time here. She passed in December. Started 5-6 yrs ago with Parkinson's and the last year was the beginning of dementia. Dad and I were her care takers with some help in the mornings and evenings from a PSW - Personal Support Worker. We were able to ...

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Well it all worked out. Selling and buying is always a risk.

Ouch! Spend $7k to not likely get your $12k back is really a no win deal. Now remember, just do it yourself. That way there are no witnesses to talk about it later.

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If you are taking pictures of your important people and other important stuff with the sun directly in front of you, to it being at 90 degrees on either side. Be sure to use the flash. It will fill in those dark shadows and make better pleasing pictures. The shadows caused by hats etc can ruin great...

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Very nice! I have two 99s. The first one I got is a 99 TD in 250-3000 and a second barrel in Rem 22BR. Pictured in my avatar. Later I was fortunate to purchase from my uncle's estate, his 99 in 300. It is a duplicate to my Dad's, they had purchased them both at the same time. Enjoy them, they tend t...

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You have to use manual settings, if you can. Set your f-stop to the larger numbers like 11, 16 etc. Naturally you will have to increase the exposure times. You will have to support the camera due to the long exposures. Macro settings will be the nearest in auto modes. Usually, sometimes, maybe, not ...

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Many knives have been marked for companies as freebies at trade shows and salesman gifts. Atlantic Wires had some made up and you have one.
Pierre

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Likely if you compare the length of the two bullets, the Noslers are longer. The shorter 100 gr bullets will work ok. Spire points are very marginal while the shorter soft points and round noses are fine in the 14" twist.
Pierre

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One could have the barrel shortened by a couple turns, rechamber, cut new extractor slot and reinstall. Might be more than the cost of a replacement though.

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This is the heaviest that the slower twist barrels could stablize as far as I know. The bullets are short for their weight, that is why they will fly straight. My Sav 99 is dated around 1927. This is old stuff is in my locker. Likely also sold under the Winchester label back in the day.

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Well, you got one thing right - Guiness!
Pierre

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The two receivers and therefore the two barrels are not the same. The Marlin 95 has a shank of .986" OD, .885" long while the 94 has a shank of only .780" OD, .771" long. They both have the same 12 Square thread tpi. Even more telling is the '95 barrel at the shoulder has an OD o...

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Someone walking around with a battery powered Sawall is a Pro, not a kid out for a joy ride. Maybe we should introduce them to the Pinal County police force?

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I have the 6mm PPC USA version. I can not shoot as well as it can! The previous owner would regularly get tiny little itty bitty ragged holes, I can come close but not as good, even after owning the rifle for the last 20 years. My Bad
Pierre

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What came first? The chicken or the egg? Dad had a neighbor, who's dog would raid the chicken coop for the eggs. The neighbor stuffed a hot boiled egg into it mouth, no problems after that. When your hound starts growling at you when hunting, it is time to think about planning for a new one. I like ...

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I can understand cutting down the barrel from 32" but even at 28" that I have, you need a rest to hold the front end up for any time. As for the bird, I am no expert but maybe a wood grouse? Seems to have short wings vs a turkeys wings. Dark legs likely mean something to somebody.
Pierre

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I grew up with the great grandson and his dad. They went back in the 70s to look at the diggings. Was quite a trip.
Pierre

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