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M. M. Wright

Outstanding!

M. M. Wright

Such a lovely outing! The sound of the little creek almost put me to sleep. I know Jess must enjoy too. We just got back from taking our Oreo to the vet. A big 3" gash in the front of left hind leg. We just left her as it is down in the twenties and precipitating every emaginable type to frozen or f...

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Outstanding Lenn. I really like boxes like that. I've long wanted to make one for my 62 police model. Very elegant little pistol but needs all that "stuff" to load it so a box with everything in it would be nice. Maybe I'll finally get around to it after the shop remodel.

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AMEN!

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Way to go! Looks surprisingly like the one I killed last year with my 73 SRC. He will eat good.

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Nice find John, bet you could kill every deer in the county with that rifle.

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Cool box Grizz. Bet it's hell for stout.

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Pretty amazing huh? I really liked that long handguard. And the optic was just as durable. Pretty amazing.

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Closest thing I have to a Fitz. I have an IWB and a shoulder rig for it so it does get used once in a while. 200 grain XTP at about 1000 fps. Should get the job done even with the trigger guard intact.

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I sympathize with you Earl. Two Herters presses, Herters powder measure and a bunch of Herters dies. And I still use the Lyman 45 luber/sizer. That 70 number is the Shore value and indicates the hardness of the rubber and that is critical for holding lots of pressure. My old Lyman 45 no longer uses ...

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Nice job man, and a lovely rifle.

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Hey guys, if any one is coming to the Wanamacher next week, (November 8, 9 & 10) I'll be on Island 9A, upper level. Stop by and visit. We might even find a place for you to sit a spell.

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Hey! I knew you could do it. Simply amazing. Gotta be satisfaction in that.

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Welcome to the fire. I have no great insights on your 94, just wanted to let you know we are here for you and there are some experts here.

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'39 model here. I remember rationing during the war. Shoes, gasoline, tires. Daddy sold both his Auburns and bought a Model A that didn't run because it had a new set of tires on it. Both my parents came through the depression so they even saved string. We had a cow and a couple of pigs. I think I w...

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I trained with the M1, got switched over to the M14 and then to the M1 carbine, (actually I was issued an M2) but as a civilian I discovered the FAL. I still have an M1 Garand and a couple of ARs but when the feces hits the wind machine I'll grab my old Rhodie FAL. I should spend the money and put r...

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Either will work. Ive killed them with 150 grain 30-30 loads and even with a self bow and stone point. They are not particularly tough I think a lot of us would like to see pics of your bows and arrow points. I made a bow one time from an old fence post that was Bois-d'arc. It was quite a project f...

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Wed Oct 30, 2019 5:57 pm
M.M. Wright .. these are the ivories Persinger did for me some years ago ..

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Very nice! Thanks

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Jim, what material are the grips on the SAA 45? Buffalo horn? Who made them? I have some walrus ivory that I'd like to put on one of mine is why I ask.

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I tell you folks, the vote which elected Trump was an anti media vote as much as anything. Yeah I love him and think he is making a great president but what got him elected was the distrust we all feel about the national, main stream media.

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DocAJ, When I saw all that clutter I began to wonder how you got into my loading room.

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My benches are fastened to the walls and stand on 4x4 legs. They have 3/4" plywood tops and are reinforced with steel plates under the area where the presses sit. I sometimes wonder if they will hold. I'm sure you could get good use out of that bench if you tied it to the wall and/or floor.

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SWEET! I remember helping one of my boys build a DC motor for a science project. He even wrapped his own armature. At that time I was working for an outfit that made tiny electric motors, I mean the size of a small pecan. Mostly for the military but one automated line was for a slightly larger motor...

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Oh yeah, I know of several battles with wounded deer. It's happened to me. Classic is the story of the rural mail carrier who carried his shotgun ready to pot shoot a covey of quail when up jumps a buck. Mail man shoots him then jumps out with his Barlow and the deer jumps up and attacks, tangling a...

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I've been through that country many times while hunting prairie dogs and saw a bunch of antelope. Even talked to farmers who asked us to shoot as many antelope as we wanted but alas, not in season. Most consider them a nuisance or pest.

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We just love McManus stories around this house. There must be 8 or 10 of his books on our shelves. I subscribed to Outdoor Life for years just to get his story on the back page. My fave is called Rance and the Demon Bat. Or the one where Rance takes an old truck fender and a surplus parachute on the...

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My vote goes for the Colt in Colt Frontier Six Shooter, (this is what it says on early first gen Colts in 44-40). If you want it to be an investment too, buy an early Colt SAA, somewhere around 1900 to 1910 but be sure it's verified proof for smokeless powder unless you want to stick to black powder...

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Pharmvet, Now bear in mind that I set up at a lot of gun shows but it gives me the opportunity to look at a lot of guns. An attempt to locate and buy or trade for just the 86 could get just what you want and at a cheaper price than having your Browning modified. May we assume you're looking for a 45...

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Prayers up Griff. Mother died a few years ago and my sister and I worked it out with no hard feelings. I still have a lot of stuff in the old barn.

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I did not wake up this morning thinking I needed another 45 ACP but ………. I usually do .....! :D Me too Doc. I have only one Colt series 70 in 45 ACP that was given the "treatment" by Bud Price but it's worth too much and is too big for every day. I did get a Star PD that is a sweet little 45 recent...

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A useful appliance well executed Lenn. I'll bet it was fun making all those slats.

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Frank Eaton, quite a character. I actually have a BS from OSU so he's my mascot. When I was about 15 a friend was going to interview him and let me come along so I got to meet him.

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funny but true.

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Neat place huh Jim? Had always been on my bucket list so I went mostly to be able to cross it off but really enjoyed it. I was stationed at Fort Hood for a time and we tried to see as much as we could.

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Oh you NEED that 71 or an 86. And thank you for your service from an army vet of the Vietnam era.

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Oh yeah man, that's a great picture!

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Thank God my names not on it. But then they kept me stateside where we kill as many each year in car wrecks as were killed in all those years in Nam. If I'd only signed that extension and gone to helicopter flight school then I too would most likely be on the wall. Long time ago.

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Glad you're back. You know, they make a thin flexi cover for that keyboard but I don't like the feel it gives the key action and besides, they don't make one to fit this slightly smaller Dell laptop. If you really want to destroy one try coke. You know the Coca Cola kind. That stuff will take the si...

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Wow! Up close those things look lethal. I didn't see the spikes in the background shot. I gotta change my carb today so my pickup runs right, change the seats in the jeep so I can get those big boxes out of my shop. and then move enough stuff to build the new bathroom for the shop. So much to do and...

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That's a really handy gadget Lenn. I love the red barn in the background, we have one that's very similar. Made by Hope's Uncle many years ago. Did you make the noggin knocker with the feather on it? My kids are all card carrying Cherokees so First Nation stuff fascinates me.

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Nice ironing board Lenn. My Grandma had several irons with fixed handles that she used some. Mostly to prop her door open with in the summer time. Probly still some of them around here. I've probably told that I live on the old home place and have the accumulations of mine, father, uncle Bob & Grand...

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That thing is so cool. Maybe I'll make one and power it with a rocket motor. Think I've still got a couple from when me and the boys used to build rockets that would go up almost out of sight. Wonder how many RPM it'll turn?

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Congrats man. I love bow hunting, makes you more likely of success during rifle season too. All that time in the woods and not shooting at just any distance makes for lots of deer "happenings" that make you a better hunter. I remember years ago reading that whitetails don't make any noise. What a lo...

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Every 6 months for me. Course I had a melanoma (55mm) removed from in front of my right ear several years ago so they want to keep an eye on me. Lots of "barnacles" frozen either by my Dermatologist or my VA primary.

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Sorry for your loss Jim. Prayers up for you.

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Yep, they just think they know everything.

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Appreciate it guys.

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Good 'un Doc.

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Nath wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 12, 2019 2:13 am

Pete44ru wrote: ↑
Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:37 pm
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Squirrels taste like wet cardboard to me, so I usually make a tasty Brunswick stew from any I take.

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Not tried wet carboard Pete.
Are you sure it's good for you?

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