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Turnbull Restorations makes a receiver mount for a Winchester 1894 that is for a Burris Fastfire II. I would think that it would not be too difficult to get it to work on a Rossi '92.

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I'd say it's a black bear, female, cinnamon phase, about 6 years old with two cubs .....oh and a touch of arthritis in her hips.

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This is a cool video of two old war birds. I hope you haven't seen it.

http://vimeo.com/18135369

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Here's something I remember from an old Remington Nylon 66 ad. I found it on an NRA site. In 1959, Tom Frye, a field representative for Remington, set out to surpass Ad Topperwein's world record (set in 1907) of shooting 72,500 2 1/2-inch wooden blocks as they were tossed into the air while missing ...

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Dipprasad's full story can be read at the following site. There is much colorful language and I can't spell out the site correctly but you'll get the idea of what you have to change to get to it. Once there click full list; it's an interesting although colorful site. The stories are a mix of real an...

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Terry Murbach wrote:RED AND WHITE BASARENO...

I haven't heard of this one in years. It used to be made by South Bend. But I found the Bass Oreno is still made and sold by Luhr Jensen Co. Anyway my favorite bass lure is the Senko. It seems to work in any size and any way I rig it.

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A couple of years before my time but I find it very moving. I'd almost forgotten Jimmy Durante.

http://vimeo.com/5645171

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Here's a link to a Guns & Ammo article where the author shoots both Belt Mountain Punch bullets and Garrett 330 gr. Hammerheads in both a Ruger pistol and a custom modified takedown Marlin 1894 by David R Clay. A few years ago I could access the article dedicated to the rifle itself. http://www....

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Hmph, Frenchies losing a fight. Who coulda guessed. I wonder if they have the hand hold a sparkler or a vegetable or a French flag or a frog or something while they wheel it around saluting it. Maybe a frog. Any excuse to tie one on... :wink: :lol: No matter what I think of the French; my hat's off...

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What say we use this as a viable replacement for waterboarding. I'd like to see bin Laden take this for about 72 hours straight.

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Speaking of songs does anybody remember a song by the title of "Coffee Colored People"? Don't know the artists but it was out late 69 or 70. Might have been a local group in the Phoenix area but I think it did go national for a short while. Joe Joe, On Youtube I found a song called Meltin...

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Joe, I don't know what to use for the bluing but I remember seeing instructions on doing what you are thinking about. I remember that they cut them proud of the surface and then carefully peened them with a ball peen hammer before the file was used. Don't know if this is better; just letting you kno...

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). I will never buy another DPMS product. The more I've read up the more I've become convinced that they are "cheap" ARs in general. It's too bad that Bushmaster has been purchased by and will likely be ruined by DPMS's parent company, and I suspect that's already underway with this LR-30...

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Does anyone remember "The Flying Fisherman" Gadabout Gaddis. I think his show predated them all. He used to fly his plane to fishin' spots all over this continent. There's a pretty good fanzine dedicated to him at this address:

http://www.gadaboutgaddis.com/

Bob in NE Indiana

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Thanks for the replies. AmBraCol has hit upon a new OT topic - "creative punishment for spammers."

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Has anyone else had trouble connecting with Gunblast? You get some form of bothersome message that your system may crash or you may have a virus. It's a scam to get you to connect to a site to remedy the situation (at what cost I don't know). It's been like this at least 3 days. I read that a lot of...

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I've got no idea except rent one of those beastly big hardwood floor sanders; control would be an issue though. With all that resin some kind of respirator would be a must.

Bob in NE Indiana

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Nebraska women doing what they could during WWII.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07DGeLvDw8I

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After: I couldn't resist the urge to 'polish' the bits up a bit after the above sharpening, using a hard-Arkansas stone. Maybe it's just my imagination, but it always seems that a final finish with that stone on any cutting edge maybe doesn't make it sharper , but makes it last longer . The edge ju...

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So this is not about going out on a Friday or Saturday with a weird girl?

Bob in NE Indiana

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I think the DRC leverguns like those of Big Horn Armory are totally redesigned from the ground up for the cartridges listed. I don't think anyone is going to re-chamber a marlin and have it hold together against the pressure of a .454, .500 S&W, 460 S&W, etc.; I don't think anyone who has re...

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If you've got the money here's a link:

http://www.drcfirearms.com/

Bob in NE Indiana

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O.S., where are the babes?

Bob in NE Indiana

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You've all been taken in. Pitchy forged him a hammer and a chisel and Michaelangeloed those footprints in the rock.

Bob in NE Indiana

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One of the last two of the original 29 Navajo code talkers has passed on.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/03/19/me ... latestnews

Bob in NE Indiana

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After a nights rest I see that what I thought was fiddleback was just saw marks.

Bob in NE Indiana

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You take some good pictues, Eli. What kind of camera and lighting?

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Pitchy wrote:
Just wait it out, in the case of those maple planks it`s going to be a while, i`m hoping they make a stock or two. They call that maple something with that grain like that but for the life of me i can`t remember.

Fiddleback or tigerstripe? Same thing.

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Hobie wrote:
L_Kilkenny wrote: What if you could only have 2 guns?

Hobie, you have a way with words.

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Jeremy, it was a good way to spend an afternoon for me also. Talk about multitasking, I enjoyed watching you take in the gunshow; impart some of your knowledge to your two young Tae Kwon Do friends; while riding herd over two energetic young boys. I hope a Shiloh Sharps Quigley or a Winchester 30-30...

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I've got one too. It was my dad's squirrel gun and has an old Weaver J4 on it. I plan to update that with something better. I don't remember ever seeing any iron sights for it. Real good shooter too. Congrats, you will be pleased.

Bob in NE Indiana

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You forgot the pictures. You know the rules.

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[quote="AJMD429 WHERE do you guys get such targets...? I have soft steel gongs that are fine with .44 Magnum, but if you accidentally shoot them with a .444 Marlin you get a clean hole punch through them, and forget it if you use a .308 or .223 or 7mm Magnum... :( [/quote] Go to ebay and type i...

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The article doesn't mention it; but there is a street in Johnny Appleseed Park in Fort Wayne named "Harry Baals Drive". I'm not sure but I think those street signs have been real popular items for kids to pilfer. Don't feel bad about wanting to get out of Dodge Jeremy. I'm putting the hous...

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I don't care if it makes sense; I want one. Heck, I want the whole set. Kick the snot out of me; I don't care.

Bob in NE INdiana

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Jewish Sports Legends Just off the top of my head, Max Baer, Sandy Koufax, Hank Greenberg, Benny Leonard, Battling Levinsky, Y.A. Tittle, Mark Spitz, and NBA great Rick Barry. Bob in NE Indiana Well, the topic IS short books and your done on page one. So maybe El Chivo is still right. :wink: Gobble...

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El Chivo wrote:Jewish Sports Legends

Just off the top of my head, Max Baer, Sandy Koufax, Hank Greenberg, Benny Leonard, Battling Levinsky, Y.A. Tittle, Mark Spitz, and NBA great Rick Barry.

Bob in NE Indiana

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Possibly A.H. Fox or L.C. Smith. Sidelock or boxlock?

Bob in NE Indiana

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BlaineG wrote:I just hope that didn't put a big dent in your social life.....

No it was a hole not a dent; look at the picture.

Bob in NE Indiana

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I can't see anything in your picture except the beautiful little lady.

Bob in NE Indiana

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Back in April Chuck 100yd described the sharpening method of an old German guy who worked at Puma knives. Here it is: Sharpening the German guys way...... I will try to keep it short and simple. Clean and oil/wet your stone. Lay the blade flat on the stone. Lift the back of the blade about 1/8 to 1/...

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kimwcook wrote:Hey, OS, is that a didgeridoo on the mantle?

What mantle?

Bob in NE Indiana

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What do you mean USAF buy American- the chase car was a Holden Monaro (marketed as a Pontiac). Its dinkydy Australian mate.! [/color] Don't get your knickers in a bunch mate; merely forwarding something that's probably been in cyberspace for months. If nothing else I learned about Holden Monaro's a...

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An old buddy emailed this to me. I thought it was really incredible. Enjoy U-2 Dragon Ride The link at the end will give you a ride! You can see why the U-2 is considered the most difficult plane in the world to fly. Each pilot has a co-pilot, who chases the plane on the runway in a sports car. Most...

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Go to Ebay and type in "AR500 steel". Looks like a lot of reasonably priced targets 3/8" thick of various diameters.

Bob in NE Indiana

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Mike8623 wrote:I'd inlet the rear tang area about .05-.10 larger.

50 to 100 thousandths of an inch gap seems like a canyon to me. Are you sure you didn't mean .005"-.010"?

Bob in NE Indiana

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Gabby,

What is the wooden handled tool next to the ball peen hammer?

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Thanks guys,

I look forward to reports for this bullet especially when used in the pre'64 model 94. I'm thinking seriously about buying this one pending good reports. I like the wide meplat on this bullet.

Bob in NE Indiana

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The Ranch Dog website says that the 165 gr. .311 dia bullet was made for the Marlin 336 in .30-30; has anyone here tried it in a model 94 Winchester. If so were you satisfied with the results.

Tks,

Bob in NE Indiana

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My kind of girl.

Bob in NE Indiana

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