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Does Alox dry to a completely tack free state or will it pick up dust and dirt over time / handling. Is that the reason for the 45-45-10 stuff? To change the way it ends up in a dried state? I use it for all my cast bullets, rifle, pistol and muzzleloader. No leading problems at all using published...

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Gun cleaning is another excuse to mess with my guns which, I enjoy almost as much as shooting and hand-loading.
I seldom take the same gun to the range twice in the same year. I don't believe I will ever wear out a gun by over cleaning.

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My first was a H&R 922 purchased from the town's shady second-hand dealer when I was 14.
I later traded it to the same dealer for a High Standard Double-Nine. After it was stolen, my first new handgun was a Ruger Mark I.
I've since added a Single-Six Bisley and a Frontier Scout.

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What was it signed with? If it was a "Sharpie", I don't think you need to protect it.

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It's a mystery why anyone would wish to claim affinity for a place that his predecessors fled.

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I'm White. My people were here before the United States existed. That makes me indigenous. I was borne here. That makes me American native.

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As a White American, I have the same connection to Europe as black Americans have to Africa. Zero.

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Very good eating. Roasted and shredded with sauce, as good as the best BBQ beef.

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You have to be in a certain mood for many of Townes' songs. Here are two that I like anytime. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zprRZ2w ... rt_radio=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKRA3zAcQss

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So, "New York City CPR" works as well as Red Cross CPR?

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I believe much of this thread is plagiarized from premier reviews of the Ruger "Security Six".

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American made blue steel, brass, and walnut. No "plastic fantastic". It's all ok by me. They could have given a little more "Colt Lightning" appearance.

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This video is very enlightening about climate change. Watch to the end. https://rumble.com/v2m6bae-this-is-the- ... watch.html

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From what I have read, it's lubricating properties would make it too valuable to mix with other substances. It is clamed that it can still be found in the mechanisms of antique arms and clocks still performing its function.

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I'm always amused by people who brag about the size of their tax refund, not realizing it was their money.
Also people who do not know that their Soc-Sec and Medicare deductions are double what the W2 shows.

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After taking his injured dog home and treating it, he flagged down an officer to report the incident.
Another case of talking too much and unnecessarily involving the police.

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COSteve wrote: ↑Sat Apr 15, 2023 2:46 pm Hard to believe it's been 60 years since . . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn6XCGrEab8

The night rock and roll died.

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Glad I got my "Big Boys" without side gates.
There is a lot of competition in the .357 double action field. I wish them luck.

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I have had Al Story's ejector housings and bull's eye ejector rods on most of my Rugers for years. I also can recommend their aftermarket Ruger .22 magnum cylinder. They have magnum and long-rifle cylinders with six, eight and ten round capacity.

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Salt and pepper.

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I'm glad we're keeping it wholesome.

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No bluing needed, once fitted and polished.

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I've tried nitrating paper with stump remover , like the videos' recommend. It doesn't seem to make much difference when I burn samples for comparison. I currently use artist tracing paper. it seems to be durable and burn as completely as any I've tried. I carry a bristle bore brush to remove the oc...

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re several "field strip" comments. never needed to do that in the field... as far as re-assembly goes, it isn't very challenging... I think there is a clear picture in the owner's manual..... however I haven't done it in a long while, so maybe I should explore the activity..... I am "...

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You don't need a hammer for this self- driving brass drift. https://www.wyomingsightdrifter.com/

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I have five of his books: "Death in the Long Grass", Death in the Dark Continent", "Death in the Silent Places", "The African Adventurers", and "Maneaters". The African Adventurers and Death in the Silent Places are reprises of the lives and writings of t...

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I have been following this project with great interest. The .38 s&w cartridge like its era peers like the various .32s and .41 colt was/were meant, I suppose, to point-shoot a brigand at very close range. I like working with the .38 s&w. I run the cases up into a parabellum/luger trim die a...

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I use The fingerless right-hand "PAST" brand occasionally for long magnum shooting sessions.
I also have a left-hand model for easing hand shock from my longbow. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1125191321

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Every piece of advice I have ever received has always steered me wrong.

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Firefly, a great western series, even if it is in space. "If somebody tries to kill you, you kill them right back."
The only sci-fi worth bothering with.

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Val Kilmer, Tombstone : "Nonsense, By all means, move."
Clint Eastwood, Dirty Harry: " You don't listen. Do you ***-hole?

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I've been a fan since she was seven and had to pull the trigger with two fingers.

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No modification needed. Trust "Gun Jesus" as well as Bill Ruger. ---- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fmcdaAOkY4
Besides I don't think any .223 barrel would have enough diameter to ream to 55.6".

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I don't know anything about reloading the .44 American but, would .44 Russian brass be a better fit? ----- https://www.starlinebrass.com/44-russian-brass

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The latest: Six miles off shore, in 47 feet of water. A proper salvage ship won't reach it for days. The Chinese may reach it first. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/0 ... wont-days/

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No, but---https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1YOjx7D8Mk---

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I've never regretted buying a gun. I've regretted not buying a lot of guns and every gun I have ever sold.

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I desperately wanted the .32 H&R Magnum. I was even one of those who lobbied Marlin to make it. They were always beyond my reach and now they are unobtainable.

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Ruger dropped their .357 Maximum revolver due to severe forcing cone erosion and gas cutting of the top strap. Will the S&W have the same problems? I doubt they will have the slightest issue with it. This is a revolver designed to shoot the 460 and 500S&W that operate at or a bit north of 6...

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Ruger dropped their .357 Maximum revolver due to severe forcing cone erosion and gas cutting of the top strap.
Will the S&W have the same problems?

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It accommodates a moon clip so, I wonder if it can chamber and fire the .357 Maximum? The articles I've read say no, since those are .358 instead of .355 diameter. Maybe with lead bullets and reduced loads? 350 Legend: case length= 1.71", base= 3.90, neck= .378 .357 Maximum: case length= 1.605...

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It accommodates a moon clip so, I wonder if it can chamber and fire the .357 Maximum?

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Simple......case spinners.......buy the set of seven that will fit every case ever made......chuck em in a drill press, set it on high speed and hit it with a file. I use them all the time for such matters.----006 https://i.postimg.cc/W1WDRyKV/IMG-1604.jpg What is your source? I have one (Show Me C...

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This little accessory makes switching between 2 1/2 inch and 3 inch shells a snap on your MEC. https://www.ballisticproducts.com/MEC-S ... o/1309140/

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The newer Uberti's have their funny new safety hammer which I would avoid.

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If you have a Single-Six, you can make it a Single-Eight magnum or a Single-Ten long-rifle. With a Brochardt cylinder. http://rugercyl.com/ruger-cylinders/

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Griff, good point on the processing of the harvested game. What do they say about the original 45-70 load, that you can eat right up to the hole? It's a similar point to what Scott T. mentioned how a subsonic bullet may not disintegrate into meat so much. You guys also have me thinking about anothe...

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4t5 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 4:02 pm WINNIE THE POOH thats who,

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Scientific studies usually find whatever will procure the next government grant.

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Roman legions conquered the known world eating food boiled in lead pots. The decline of Rome coincided with the rise of iron utensils. For twenty-five hundred years civilized people drank water delivered through lead pipes. Lead began to be vilified in the 60's and banned from gasoline in the 70's. ...

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