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"a LOT of people, ......... seem to value a dogs life more than a human beings life."

It's a sign of the age we live in Romans Chapter 1 vs 22-26

Bunny hugging

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Shoot, shovel, and shut up.

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"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few"

Spock

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It sure is hard to find the on topic stuff.

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Another Remington 700 wannabe...yawn!

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I explained my experiences. You were too busy name calling to read my post. Needing to prove what anyone with any sense believes and knows to be true, doesn't make any sense. Believe what you will, I could care less.

Name calling just means you've lost the debate.

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Not a bigot at all. I just don't like crazy people roaming the street setting kids on fire because they aren't on the meds the doctors said they should be taking.

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"How long will it take then for these doctors to move on to other areas of practice knowing that any future patient they have could result in them personally be held accountable?" Exactly! If a bar sells you too much to drink and you kill someone on the way home, the bar tender can be held...

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I want a doctor to decide, and then be held personally liable for their patients actions.

You let them out, you answer for what they do.

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Mississippi has more deer per square mile than any other I believe.

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Before they were murders, they were being treated for mental illness. A doctor let them go, and the doctor should be held personally liable for their actions. We don't need a gun law, we just need to apply common sense to the treatment of the mentally ill. We also need to stop allowing the insanity ...

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The one thing to remember is that when you get older, a retirement check and medical insurance will be something you'll really really need. I advise all young people to get any kind of government job they can, and stick with it until they retire.

I didn't and I'll be working until I die most likely.

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I do the same thing with WD-40. It's a great solvent. Don't get it on the wood.

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I've owned a nice 1950s era Model 94, and some really trashy looking 1970s era 94s. All shot equally well.

I only own Marlins right now.

I buy a lot of guns that are less than perfect, because I hunt with them. If they are too nice I won't use them.

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A 1970s era .444 Marlin I guess. A Marlin Cowboy with a 20" barrel would be nice.

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The 4 3/4" Ruger Blackhawk would be my first choice. The S&W 686 would be my second.

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Law or no law, I still feel that mental patients need to be in a place where they won't harm others. Remember the mom in Texas that was in the news a couple of months ago? She went off her meds, herded her 3 daughters into a closet, poured gas on them and set them on fire. So should they just get he...

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I'm not scared of anything, because I'm not afraid of death. I served my country. I'd just like to see common sense applied to these situations. I hunger for a return to the 1950s when we lived in a great country. Common sense was common then. Now we are so afraid of offending people, we do nothing ...

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I understand why you feel the way you do. I know a medicated mentally ill avid gun hobbist. He's bipolar & schizophrenic. He hears voices and frequently considers suicide. He's sweating this bill and mad at the NRA too.

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Read the whole article.

When you go off insulin you go into convulsions or a coma. Not much danger there.

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http://www.psychlaws.org/BriefingPapers/BP8.htm I rest my case. Public safety shouldn't depend on wheater someone is medicated, because they can go off their meds at any time. There are no controls whatsoever to ensure they are medicated daily. The state gets them medicated, and turns them loose. Th...

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How can you hunt with muffs on? I depend on my ears more while hunting than I do on my eyes.

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I'd feel pretty comfortable with my .45-70s in Africa. Is he correct that they (and the .450 Marlin)are illegal to use for the most part?

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As far as I can tell I only stated my well studied convictions.

If I called anyone dirty names (I reviewed all my post and didn't find that to be the case) I apoligize.

Name calling is for folks who are losing a debate.

No further comment.

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It seems better when forums have a separate off topic section.

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After reading these post most my (almost) total lack of faith in mankind's sanity is confirmed. I will make no further comment.

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I don't think violent felons should ever have their rights restored period. "Neurochemical Disorders are no more or less dangerous than Diabetes." "They are treatable, and the people recieving that treatment don't deserve to be treated like the violent criminal scum you want to think ...

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I'm not afraid of anything or anyone. I just want everyone that is on meds for their mental control, locked up. The problem is that it would be about 3/4 of the population of the country.

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I'm just tired of having to deal with people (everyday) that I really believe need to be locked up where they can't hurt someone. The doctors take people that need to be in a straight jacket, give them some pills and turn them loose on us. Of course in these last days, the inmates are running the as...

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Personally I believe anyone who needs medication to maintain their mental health, shouldn't have acess to firearms or weapons of any sort. I think they should be kept away from the general population because the second they decide they don't need meds anymore and quit taking them they kill or injure...

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I wish they made in shorter barreled versions. It's pretty, but too long and heavy IMO.

The 405 grain Remington factory loads have no recoil to speak of.

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I'd way rather have it than a .30-06. It's my favorite .30 caliber cartridge.

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This gun has a 3/4 magazine tube. I will try to post some pics this afternoon. My S/N is B003XXX

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What's not to like about the NRA? They are your friend.

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I'm making an effort to eliminate plastic from my gun collection. Plastic is made from oil and it's my way of sticking it to the Arabs;)

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My Glenfield 30 is my most often used rifle. I love it. My Ruger .357 flattop is my most often used handgun.

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I actually like it better than the Cowboy. I'd like to add a sling but I kinda hate to drill the buttstock. The wood isn't perfect but it's pretty nice. I am planning on hunting with it.

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I do something. I buy a hunting license no matter what & I use it. I taught my sons to hunt and they still do. I'll teach my grandkids to hunt, and perhaps my greatgrandkids as well. If it becomes illegal to hunt, then I'll be an outlaw. Nobody gave me the right to hunt, and nobody can take it a...

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The S/N doesn't work with Marlin's year manufactured numbering system. That's why I think it was a special run.

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I always wear them (except when hunting) and I was required to when I was in the USAF. I pretty much ruined my left ear hearing shooting a deer from a treestand in PA about 10 years ago.

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I bought an unusual 1895 Marlin today. The S/N is B00XXXX. I'm guessing it was a small lot run or something. The stock is nicer than typically found on Marlins. The finish is very smooth and satiny almost like a Browning. It has a straight wrist, round 22" barrel, a cresent buttplate, and a non...

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Thanks, that's what I thought.

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Do you put the hammer on half cock, or let it all the way back down?

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"Guns and ballistics have fascinated me since boyhood, and I hope this elemental pleasure will endure, for it has offered me a great deal of pleasure as well as kinship with others that only ballistics and a cozy campfire could possibly create. Such cartridges as the .270 Winchester, .300 H&...

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Probably my Glenfield 30 in .30-30....or a Marlin 336 in .30-30. As to the why? It's all anyone really needs.

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Unusual 1895 Marlin

When Hunting with the 336