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Your selection of the area to hunt paid off. Well done.

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Thanks all, I will have to try one of the finishes on my wife's .357 Rossi

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Very nice find

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Got to add about 500 pounds of meat to two families freezers a few days ago. On day three of the hunt, this guy fell over (after walking about 10-15yards) about 150 yards from me. The WildWest Co-Pilot did a great job with all rounds fired hitting the heart/lung area. The only slug in him not in pi...

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Count yourself lucky she only wants you to have a cell. I regularly go out into the desert where there is no signal (well, sometimes there is but I ain't telling). So she's been pushing the idea of a sat phone. I think I negotiated it down to one of those satellite based emergency position beacons....

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I bought a Parts kit from the overruns from a military contract. A band new A-2 minus the lower receiver. When my SF unit got ready to deploy in 2002 we were short accurate rifles for 15 really good shooters a couple nationally ranked. a couple we even fire-lapped to clean but were still short. The...

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Great Photo once again. Thanks for posting

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GREAT looking firearms. I also like round butt revolvers.

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wm wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 3:59 pm That's art. it might be a gate as well but that's art.

Wm

Absolutely

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Thanks for posting, you are possibly correct at least on me for my body chemistry.

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Great looking results.

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Congratulations, the journey begins.

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Thanks for posting I worked with, trained with, and know many of the people involved with this. In 2003 I was the Joint Operations Center Chief in the Crisis Response Element (CRE) for that area and what we were still doing there. Very good discussion on what happened.

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 8:05 am Rusty, thanks for sharing your hard-earned experience. I'll look for that app. Hope you are continuing to heal.

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The red dot sight and scopes make it much easier for me. Some of the newer Class etched optics are fast and easy to focus day and night.

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Never heard a mtn lion kill prey or scream. Did you train him to stay away from bears? He hasn't been trained to hunt bears, just going with me around the farm in (AK Brown bears and wolves, WV BLack bears) HE has seen both and didn't try to chase, so far even when chasing pigs and deer he stops on...

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Waldo has had a couple of bad nights. On Wednesday the 19th at 0445 hrs a mountain lion killed a Javelina within 70 yards from the house (very loud death as we sat on the porch and listened just after sunrise) Waldo got me up at 0435 and Thursday morning at 0412 a mountain lion returned and got int...

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Ysabel Kid wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2019 8:41 pm That is just darn beautiful!

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I am fond of 3in (a couple of shorter) revolvers and almost added photos of a couple of 4 in revolvers that I carry often. Lots of Rattlesnakes at the AZ house and the Alaska house has wolves and bears that have shown up a few times so LARGE bore is a good thing. A couple of .44s and .357s (,38 wen...

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Impressive and good photos.

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I have been a life member from about 1972 and have given enough to be Endowment. I have voted when my ballot has made it to where I was (which was not often until about 3 years ago). My selection of for the 7 I voted for was mainly anyone not on the board, and people that were upset over the transp...

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I have been pretty lucky I shoot with a LE agency at least every other month rifle, shotgun, and pistol. I shoot PCP air rifles off the back porch on KYL target arrays anytime I want with several CO2 pistols and standard Qualification targets on a set up to help break in non-shooters and problem LE...

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jeepnik wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2019 2:59 pm Bowies are nice. I have a few. But my favorite big knife blade form is the bolo. That big belly give a heck of a lot more cutting edge to slice through things needing slicing.

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JB wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2019 9:57 pm The DSM 34 would be my pick, but I have a thing for military trainers.

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About the only place I don't carry a handgun is in Canada when driving too and from Alaska. I don't feel that bad with a Co-Pilot, a Rem 870 Marine, and an AR-10.

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I am fond of the 16-inch guns and carry a .44 Mag and a .45 Long Colt often with red dot sights on them. The .45 is an older Rossi the was smoothed out by Nate "Kiowa" Jones and gets carried often when I run the dog. The .44 is a Marlin 1894 -C That I have been abusing for a very long tim...

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Too many for this old guy. Have friends who show me the new toy in some cartridges I have never heard of before that are supposed to be the answer. I guess I just don't know the question.

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I am lucky enough to have two .45 LC lever guns, an old Rossi and a Newer Henry Carbine. I like the Rossi more than the Henry due to weight. Both are accurate enough and handle the heavier loads and red dot sights to carry around the mountains when I am running the dog in case of critters. IMG_2018...

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Nice find.

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A normal Night response (depending on how the dog launches) is an 870 Marine with red dot sight with two Buckshot then slugs. Or a lever gun in .44 or .45 with a red dot sight.

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AJMD429 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 8:14 pm Thanks for sharing.

And yes, NEVER forget. EVER.

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Most county and city judicial systems have computer access for the public you could search through. Remember to do Civil, criminal, and traffic. Next, some locations have what is called a Criss Cross that list everyone in town. Finally, try the property records, Good luck.

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I fired a match grade M-14 a for few years on a DOD rifle team and carried an M-14 with a 16-inch barrel in Iraq. I do like M-14/M1A's. I own an AR-10 carbine which I put a free float forearm on and it shoots as well as my Match grade M1A with about $1000 less work done to it. I had an 18 in Proof ...

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I'd love to say my 1895 GS and Single six. But the truth is it'd be my Springfield Scout Squad and my Randall lefty 1911A1. I know the 7.62x51 and the .45 acp well. I know they work when it counts. But you forgot one shotgun. In that case my choice is a lefty Remington 870, 12 gauge of course. +1

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Well done

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They are GREAT Aircraft.

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jeepnik wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2015 9:32 am Eastwing. I've used several over the years and all have given good service. It's what rides in my Jeep and work truck. On the plus side if it's lost or stolen (which is what has happened to a couple of mine) you aren't out a bundle.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 7:03 pm Must just be you. I've had a business account with them for decades, and they're not bugging me.

"Same here"

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fordwannabe wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 10:27 pm I had no idea they made a 110 as an auto. Nice. How well does it work?

After some silicone oil, it works great she hasn't used it for anything except open boxes yet.

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This was my wife's Christmas Present. She said she wanted another auto knife for her range bag and I got an e-mail saying they made some Buck 110s as auto knives so I got her one. Her comment "It's pretty" but she likes it.

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Anyone try one of these? 458-SOCOM-Lever-Action-Rifle-by-Bishop-Ammunition-Firearms-1.jpg https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/02/13/458-socom-lever-action-rifle-by-bishop-ammunition-firearms/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2019-02-19&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newslett...

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Been in a few houses due to calls for animal cruelty and made a few arrests. A couple where I had to wear a gas mask due to the dead dogs in the mix. Not how we spent much of our time but sometimes required. Never underestimate the depravity of humans even to children. My current dog is a Rhodesian...

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Done.

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Good stuff it works well in the Keltec PMR-30 and the S&W.

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. About 15 years ago, I bought a similar Model 351PD in .22Mag when they were 1st introduced, paying $325 OTD @ a local funshop. When I found out how high the demand for one was, about 10mos later - I flipped it in a New York Minute @ a funshow for $450. The flip didn't involve a lot of remorse in ...

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My wife got a 9mm Ruger LCR with star clips and the trigger pull is pretty light. I shot a back up gun qualification with it, and it is a great, light, little gun. Keep in mind today was the first time I beat her in a rifle match in a couple of months.

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Sixgun wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 12:32 am Howdy Ethan....remember this about hunting or competing.....go with the gun that strikes your fancy..... .....the one that's an extension of you....as long as the gun is up to the task , never compromise.

In the end, you will be much happier.....------6

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Congratulations on the find, now wear it out as you would have then.

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VERY nice collection way too rich for me.

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Welcome and good luck.

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