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veeman

Bravo! Brought tears to my eyes, I dont mind sayin.

veeman

I must be looking wrong, all I find on the CDNN site is parts. Can we get a link?

veeman

The only fish I can catch is at Cubs or Walmart. What is a Palomino?

veeman

I spect I could survive just fine with my 44-40's.

veeman

Interesting. I have a Winchester 94 Trapper in 45 Colt that the fired cases are rather bulged out near the base. Would that be from an oversized chamber? I never was too concerned about it because the gun has very good accuracy, tho I dont recall ever shooting paper with it. But it rolls bowling pin...

veeman

Hmm, I must be weird. My favorites are 44-40, 45 colt, 38-55, 45 auto, 357.

veeman

My only semi auto is an M1 Garand. Next one will likely be a M1 Carbine.

veeman

I have a friend who I worked with that lost a couple fingers in a forge press. His name is...

Tad Stubbe.

true story.

veeman

I've been shooting CAS for a number of years now, and this year I got the extra gun so my wife can shoot too! It is alot of fun and a great way to make new shooting friends too.

veeman

I'd leave it just the way it is, maybe add some stag grips, if you can find them.

veeman

There also was a auto loading pistol made, the AutoMag, if I remember the name right. That one was full of problems and didn't last long tho.

veeman

tomtex wrote:Why don't they build them in hand gun chambering?

Ruger makes the 30 Carbine round in the Blackhawk, with a 7 1/2" barrel. I have one, my very 1st pistol. Whith factory rounds the muzzle blast is excessive and very loud. With handloads it can be made to be a really nice shooter.

veeman

My oldest that I bought and still have is a Winchester 1894 in 38-55 made in 1897.

veeman

All my reloading dies are Lyman. 30-30, 32WS, 45Colt, 45-70, 45ACP, 9mm, 357, 30-06, 44-40, 38-55, 30Carbine, I think thats it.

veeman

Dad farmed for many years with the old 2 lungers. When in the army he sent home his pay to save and when he got out in 57 I think, he bought the 1st 720 sold at our dealership, along with a 5 bottom plow, disc, planter, and started farming on his own. I was the only one of my Dads 4 sons who loved t...

veeman

My Dad used to have a 5010, basicly a stripped down version of the 5020. You could literaly watch the fuel gauge bolt for the empty mark.

veeman

In all my readings, the 45-70 has 3 loading groups. Group 1 being the low pressure group. Group 2 the middle of the road type, which is what the Winchester and Browning 86's arealong with the marlin leverguns. Group 3 being the high presser guns like the Ruger No.1. I use any loadings for the Marlin...

veeman

I thought it was a good movie. Movies are made to entertain. I was entertained.

veeman

I have been using Lyman dies for years, never had any problems whatsoever, in any caliber.

veeman

Illinois should take lessons.

veeman

That was beautifull. Bravo.

veeman

Cool! One of those is on my long "to get" list.

veeman

My wife and I saw it today. I thought it followed the original fairly close, with obvious differences. Having never read the the book, I can only assume thats what the story followed. The only thing I was really dissappointed in was the ending. The gal playing Matty did an excellent job all around. ...

veeman

Browning 1886 SRC, I call it Brutus. The only gun I have named.

veeman

2. One Wrangler in 32 Spl. big loop lever, pre-safety, engraving on the reciever. The Trapper is in .45 Colt, also pre-savety, angle eject. Hard to miss a target with it, love it.

veeman

I tried to order one, but it said it wouldn't take Paypal, even though Paypal is an option. I'll try again tomorrow.

veeman

on my laptop

on the main computer

veeman

Interesting. I'm planning on a hog hunt next spring in TX, I want to use my Browning 1886 SRC. I would like to change the sights to fiber octives, but have been able to find any that fit. Any suggestions?

veeman

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veeman

Are the cases loaded near full like BP and compressed? Or a certain amount in grains?

veeman

Does anyone load Triple 7 in 44-40? A fella at our local SASS match last month claims thats what he shoots, no reason to doubt him. He said he loads them same as regular shells, meaning regular lubed bullets. Just wondered if anyone else did this. Sounds like fun shooting like BP, without the mess.

veeman

How soon till Starline makes proper .45-60 and .45-75 brass? Surely it must be coming?

veeman

Stan in SC wrote:Yes,Duvall is the standard by which all others are measured.
Trivia-what was Duvall's first movie role?

Also trivia-Church palyed the dummy mechanic on a TV sitcom about two brothers who ran a small airline.I cannot remember the name of that show.

Stan

Wings

veeman

Anyone else notice at the start of the drive, when they were taking the herd for the 10 mile run, towards the end of the run on the right side, a horse went down and must have gotten seriously pummeled by the herd followwing behind. I'm suprised that wasn't cut out.

veeman

My Winchester 94 in .45colt, Browning 1886, and Rossi 92 in .44-40 all get about the same amount of time. Probably the Rossi out in front.

veeman

44-40

veeman

I was 25, 1988, used my grandpa's Stevens 720 12gauge. It was a nice 8 point basket rack buck, 1 1/2 year old. My wife at that time thought it should be mounted. Looks pretty small next to my 22" 8pnt and 19" 11 pnt mounts, but I remember it like it was yesterday.

veeman

Thanks, guy's. That's what I was thinking also.

veeman

Long story short, I won this inline muzzleloader at a Whitetails banquet back in 01 and have never fired it. This year I have desided to hunt with it. I've got all the stuff to sight in. The rifle came with a scope on it. My question is: Should I take the scope off and sight in with iron sights firs...

veeman

I play and collect Gibson Flying V guitars, and it's also my knickname.

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