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I have added these tru glow to a few existing pistols, BIG difference for me.

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I have some parts in Az. for these things.

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That is just WRONG.

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I still have that Marlin, it is looking for a new home.

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I agree with sixgun, to a degree.
A modern Malin would be the ideal platform.

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Search the net.
Paco did a Rossi 92 in .256 and wrote about it.
I remember the article.

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.38 super is much more problematic than 9 mm.

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I had the Colt also.
It WAS anemic.

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Here we go again!
" use a little blue loc-tite "
once again,
there is a color coding scheme to loc-tite
but it is NOT universal
using loc-tite properly is NOT for the unitiated,
please go to the website and utilize PROPER thread terminology.

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jnyork,
It irks me also.
Have come to the conclusion that I should figure the shipping cost into the cost of the gun, making GB less attractive for me as a buyer.

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Lakota?

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You guys are not doing it right.

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I have actually fought with one,
I am able to type this,
worked for me.

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You got me

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When I throw clothing away,
it is not fit for useage as rags!

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We have a bumper crop this year, big flocks all over the place.
These turkeys are what I consider inedible.
Perhaps my cooking methodology is flawed.

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AWP101,
Ya mon,
thats the way we New Mexicans, Texans, Mexicans do it!

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Welcome to the forum.
One of the banes of levergun shooters is bullet configuration.
Learn to shoot flat nosed bullets, you will live longer.

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Good luck J

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The one I played with, we found if we used .223 brass; to form the .256 brass, we got more reliable feeding in rapid fire mode.
It was a HOOT!

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The last 5 years were the hardest for me.
To keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result, is the most frustrating thing you can experience.
Fortunately, I had good control over my environment.

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Determination is what sets us apart.
You are to be commended.

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Joe,
STOP OVER-REACTING
the reason for lapping scope rings after they are installed is to prevent any tweaking/warpage of the scope tube in final configuration.
Lapping rings is easier than falling off a rock.
If you are not doing it, you are not serious about accuracy.

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JB,
I did not know rings with plastic liners existed.
That is a good idea.

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I have two 10-22's
I will wait for the sight adapter and handguard without the cutout.
That will be cool.

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Ditch the variable, you will never like it.
Buy steel rings, mount them, then lap them to each other.

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Kickeze

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Some day I am going to get my hands on some REAL russian vodka!

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Be prepared to be pleasently surprised.

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Odd,
you seem interested in .25-.35 but passed on .25 Bullberry.

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I still have plenty of the old Hornady 110 grain flat nose hollow points, they open up nice.

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.25 Bullberry

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Well,
I no longer think mine is as bad as I thought it was.

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I can hook you up.
They are retired, but will do one if I ask them to.
Hope to get back within the next month, will inquire.

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What Browning?
Mine is a Coyote.

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Thank you Kirk,
blade steel composition is a pet peeve of mine,
what makes a good " modern " steel,
does not by virtue make a good blade steel,
you got it right
mine is high carbon.

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When things go " bump " in the night, seems that carbine winds up in my hands,
must be Darwins theory of natural selection.

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I may be all wet here, but I believe that is a device for stringing and un stringing a compound bow.

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rjohns,
trust me.

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I have one that is in need of restoration.
Something I will probably never get around to doing.

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Low power fixed scope.
Learn to shoot it long and short, both eyes open.
Fixed scope will be lighter, more rugged.
Thats what I do on mine.
A word of caution,
people who see you shoot, after you become proficient;
tend to stay away from you.

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Ya mon.

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awp,
after you get it sorted, I would be interested in the gun,
a 6.5x55 is a TERRIBLE thing to waste.

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Wrap those barrels with a heat sink right behind where you are working.
You have a son?

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Money is good,
morality stinks,
do it,
let him deal with his concience.

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ceb,
I was 56 when I retired and moved.
Having said that, I had planned for years, and purchased property and items well in advance of the move.
Perhaps that will help, keep in mind I am single, no children, not deeply rooted in family.

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rjohns,
Get out west, in the country.
It will do your soul a LOT of good.
Su Amigo,
Mescalero

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Airtight wood stove, solar panels on the roof run hot liquid through the second water heater to the two radiators on opposing sides of the living room during the day on thermostat demand switches, pump power provided by photovoltaic cell. Kerosun heater for space heating( before shower ) propane to ...

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Rossi Model 68, .38 special
got five of them.

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Why is it that whenever we discuss Tom Horn, no one ever mentions Mickey Free?

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