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Yo Chuck,
What you think bro....(Ebonics) that there are smart people here? Speaking for myself, just a bunch of regular guys who like guns. You need to go to the Mensa site or........

Wait until the rocket scientist, Buck Elliot, Model 52b, or 92/94 happen to log on.

-----yea...the tart ----6

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Well, well.....it looks like a case of old fashioned Eastern highway robbery. :D I don't see nothin' that a little bit of stock oil/tung oil and a touch of Brownells Oxpho-blue that could keep that from being a two thousand dollar gun. As you know, good mechanics, nice screws, proper and sharp lette...

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Turtleman, In all honesty....no. I have played with maybe 15 25-20's over the years and the only one that shoots consistently good with most bullets is the Remington model 25.......which by the way, I just shot 20 rds out of it an hour ago. Winchesters of varying vintage have different throats and c...

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I have a 94 32-20 and my loads are a 115 lead flat point at 1180 fps. out to 100 yds they are dead meat. Now if I scoped it and loaded 100 gr xtp H.P's to 1800 fps (doable) I would feel 175 yds would be easy. I love it, quiet, cheap to shoot and effective. Now here is a guy who knows his 32-20's. I...

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Walker......relax......go see the eyeglass people. I'm sixty and still a AAA shooter...blind in one eye and can't see out of the other. The people out West really need some real-deal savvy business people like we have here in the East, where money talks, crybabies walk, and fat people get N.Y. choke...

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We talked a while ago....month or two?....he is living large, having a great time...probably taking a break.-----6

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Jdad,
I hear ya....short mag. tubes that are not "right" tend to really throw off the looks. You and I would not pay much more than 5 for something like that but......in my younger days...I was hungry.........there are hungry people today

----6

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If you guys are looking for brass, write in the Classified.." .WTB...brass for xxxx".

I must have 50,000 cases laying around.----6

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$1100 for an 1873 with a factory replaced barrel is not all bad. How was the "condition" and the mechanics? Try to find a decent 50% 1873 for less than $1800. What collectors don't want to see is some off the wall replacement barrel. A factory replacement barrel will drop it maybe 15-20% a...

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Jealousy will get you nowhere.

Someone has to work to support the ones who live on Leverguns 24/7

----6

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Heck no, these are prototypes that were in the making for 30 years before they were released to the public. I had these things LONG before anyone even knew what primers were. One night me, good ole Sam (Colt) and Mr. Walker were having a sip of bourbon that came out of George Washington's liquor cab...

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Ted, Like others here, I have gone through many thousands of "old" primers of the type you have. THESE are old primers. :D The yellow UMC has a patent date of Sept.14,1869 and the red Winchester has a patent date of 1878. I've tried a few and never could get one to go off. Copper gets very...

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Forster.......and it's all in your head....it how you set the tool up.....I made an adapter so I can hook up a small drill to make the power.

If I have a zillion cases to do, I have another Forster tool I use on my drill press.

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Griff wrote:And I thought this was gonna be about you, Sixgun!

I tell ya Griff, it's not easy being popular!

----the "real" 6

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That's OK Ted, it's not easy having a Polish last name.

By the way...nice hat.

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One thing for sure, and that is whoever the manufacturer of that tree stand is bound to get more sales.

I can see the ad...."it can hold a bear"----6

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Shrapnel, You got yourself a keeper there! :D Not sure if you know this or not but 5744 likes a strong crimp and while the regular dies do ok, I have always preferred a Lee factory crimp die on all of my old dash numbered cartridges. In your case, find a piece of copper tubing that has a half inch I...

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I'd have to say that baby looks about right.......but.......hanging out here your going to need another one in the near future, so give that to the boy and build another twice that size.----6

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Doc, That was good. As for washing cats, it's not that hard to do. You fill up a small tub with enough warm water to completely submerge the cat. Fill it with your favorite soap. Put on a pair of leather welding gloves.....or a pair of leather gloves of some sort along with a heavy long sleeve pelos...

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Joe, I just got done talking to the animal experts....my wife and my daughter. My daughter is a vet tech with a masters degree in these things. One of two explanations. #1...They claim your cat has found an area where the mice empty out their bladders and the cat rolls around in it.....possible, but...

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Dang, and I thought I knew my leverguns. Learn something new everyday. Nice snag Harold.---6

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DT, That's really cool....not many parents today (Read...the female half) would go along with that at 9 years old. But, my little brain did get to thinking......seems to me your dad and your son (not sure if you have one) got the short end of the stick as its every other generation who gets the gun....

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7.62, Possibly a call to Hoppes might help. Be assertive as I'm sure there are people there who have dealt with the same issue. As you are an outdoors guy, I'm sure you can get that black salve that used on horses and cows. We have a mess of it here and I've personally used it for a few nasty infect...

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DT,
You know as well as I know that when it shoots that good......it's a keeper!

Over the years I have let many of those slip through my hands, never wanting to bother with rimfire or heel bullets. Oh well, live and learn. That's my loss.----6

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Dusty, I will agree...they are nice woods loafing guns. A few years back I was at a 10 cent gunshow and a guy had a like new 1892 there...but it was in 32 rimfire. It was a steal at something like 600. It takes a lot to get those heel bullet guns shooting and I see you have done well. How does it sh...

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I still remember the one I had in my hands back in the middle eighties......could have been had for 35 c notes.....I may have had 35 one dollar bills in my hand.---6

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Thanks Jay....we write what others are too afraid to even think about.----6

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No, I just write what others think. I'm not threatening anyone. I tell it like it is. There are groups of individuals out there.....and growing......who WANT THEIR FREE S---. YES, Help those who need it...I'm am a strong proponent of helping those in need.......but when you live on the East Coast an...

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Super Chicken, (I like that name) :D I have always been a firm believer that people who have more money than brains buy things that are "flashy"....you know....commeratives with gold leaf...whatever. That's fine if you have a use for them. They buy all they can and (while the money holds o...

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Take a picture of it with you holding it in your hands.

I am amazed that a post made 6 years ago is still in cyber holdings.----6

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13-----if I win, give it to Olloger.------6

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You guys over analyze. I carry a big bore revolver and consider it well done.

----6

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In years of playing with the 308/30-06, I have found that 150's shoot the best in the 1-12 and 173's are best in the 1-10.......with standard velocity/pressure levels. As anyone knows, there is lots of leeway in that range and multiple variances change these accuracy levels like the weather. The 06 ...

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CAS, That blows my mind....what an idiot! How can someone with millions and millions spend themselves down to nothing? That retart Burt ought to know what's it's like living on 45k a year...me. I hear ya Super Chicken! Some people make stupid decisions and others know how to think for the future.......

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THATS how it's supposed to be done....well done!

I stopped shooting deer 16 years ago after killing truckloads of them. I lost my taste, but........that one you got looks very tempting for the frying pan.-----6

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[quote="Griff"]Well, not exactly a Black Friday purchase, but should be picking it up soon... Not this one, but one like it:

Griff,
You had the Sam Holt restored??? That's a beauty!

----6

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Good reminder OI, I must add that the you are not to write anywhere on the box that it contains a firearm and make dang sure there is no ammo in there. The Postmaster at my post and I are buddies and she explained all of the rules. In addition to the above I will not send anything to any Communist s...

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vancelw wrote:I can't blame any spending on Black Friday.. I do it all the time....
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Dang, I thought I was the only sick one here. Yea, Vance, it's a great life!

----6

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Dang Ted.....that baby is something to write home about. Congrats to your BIL .

Funny thing, when your headline read, "nice Missouri buck", I thought you were talking political stuff from that city out your way.

I bet the spread on that buck is 20".----6

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Griff wrote:No.

Griff said it right. I've had two of those old Ruger 44's and they don't cut the mustard. Not bad, but nothing to write hone about.

Unless......you want a new toy to play with. Either one is easily replaceable.----6

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Griff, There ain't nothing better than a good ole boy redneck with redneck tendencys like me. Me too, I don't worry about bullets sitting around for a while.......I never really noticed the difference anyway. Don't worry 'bout those groups....they look like mine anymore. Good enough for "minute...

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Shrapnel, Let's just cut out the BS and get to business. Can I have it when you get it? Tell Mike V. I can get him a new-in-in-the-cosmoline 1928 Thompson with an L drum in return for the favor. Or a like new M-2 carbine that I shot the other day....flawlessly. An MP-40 just came in....very nice.......

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Another lefty here. And not only the Savage 99 but most guns are made for right handed shooters. Never has been an issue with me as the brain somehow adapts. Keep it....its a short learning curve.------------6

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Thats one caliber I never had the chance to play with. I think it would make a dandy elk rifle. its really nothing more than a .412 diameter 405 reduced to .406/.408 diameter and a faster twist for the heavier bullets.-----------------6

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CAS, I've had them like that.....but.....they usually still shoot great! 2571.....I have a 4 cavity mould that drops 210 grain gas check bullets out by the bucket load in a couple of hours. I run them 1800...let's see here......free lead......03 for the primer, .03 for the gas check and about .07 fo...

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Hey! What's up with the good looking kids? Are they my grandchildren? And......the weirdo with the Elton John glasses...who is he!

That's my boy and my grandchildren.....I'd give the world for them.-----6

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A couple of years ago I experimented with the Lyman 215 gr. gas check using 21 grains of 5744 for 1725 at 85 degrees. Going from memory here but I do remember having to flatten up the noses in order to keep within MOL. My good friend Jack Kort (W30WCF) will be along as he is expert with the big cast...

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Thunder50 wrote:Now if you were really evil, you would wait until the 180 days expiration day on the check , then call them and ask them to replace it since it is out of date!!!

Dang! That's my way of thinking. Looks like February 19th will be the magical day.

----6

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Was there a co-pay involved? CVS required by contract to correct billing errors. If Medicare or Medicaid was involved, federal state criminal laws require correction of payment irregularity. Yes, there was a co pay involved, so I guess that's why they did it. I'm just going to put this to rest as I...

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That boy of mine is spoiled. I offered to send him my grandfathers gold Elgin watch, which was the first thing he bought in 1912, upon arriving in NY, and he told me he wanted the dang 1878 Colt. I compromised by sending him the 5 dollar bill I found in my Dad's wallet after he died in 2007. :wink: ...

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