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Mac in Mo wrote: I hate to see him go, but that's his option.
Kevin

Na...let him go.....there's enough weirdos in the world to deal with. Schools, courts, and liberals are making them at record pace.......its up to us to show them the road to hit.--------6

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Ain't that somethin'! You Northern guys have all the fun.

How far apart do you live from each other? I take it Kirk is on vaca and cruisin' through the U.S of A.-----------6

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No puter guru either and I also replaced our desktop a couple of months ago. The guy at Staples strongly suggested we get the "7" version. That's all I can suggest.----------6

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The 27, 28, and the 19 put the 20 and the 23 out of business.

A few years back, I had a like new 23 made in 1953 with the new post war short action, in the box. I got 15 c-notes for it.---------6

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No big deal Blaine, after the first one, the rest come easy.

Kinda like when you get a new car.---6

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That's right bobthemororcycle.......you probably voted for obama SIX The bottom comment totally made me laugh! You being the big union fan I was sure you voted for Obama![/quote] Ha! That's a good one! Not me on the Obama vote. Out of 160 employees, there are TWO Republicans in the plant...me and m...

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Thanks Hondo! I've always been a fan of steel and have probably 75 of 'em. The last several years I have been buying al. from NEI but he stopped making them in al. and only has the steel.-------6

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Not much to add other than I loaded 500 rds. of 9mm last night using 4.5 gr. of Red Dot. ------6

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I bet those babies are a bruiser to shoot! I load the 375 with 41 grains of RL-7 in a larger 45-70 case for 1700 and they bite.

Looks like perfect elk medicine.

Test 'em out yet? What is the twist on your Marlin, 1-18?------------6

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Great on the meaning of it and a bummer on the commercialization of it.----------6

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Why does Browning have to make 'em so pretty? :D The high grades sure are nice, and .........................they shoot too :D Go ahead and have a blast. Here's a pic of my son that I took a few years ago with his Browning standard job. 375 gr cast with a healthy dose of RL-7 dropped her right there...

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Never had a brass mould. How well do they hold heat? I hear they are in between aluminum and steel. Nice idea with the 2 different bullets in one mould. I did the same last winter and Joel from NEI made it up for no extra charge.----6 http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/348_Mould_Sixgun_1_2_007.J...

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Look here guys. This is what Terry Murbach wrote. Terry's was the first response. "DO YOU WANT IT ALL IN FOUR SENTANCES OR DO YOU WANT THE BOOK ??" Upon reading the question and before reading what Terry said, I thought the same thing. The guy was playing with you all. I knew it from the g...

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There's big difference in asking a blind question from a blind man and a question coming from an individual that's supposed to know the answer. I never did have patience with any sociopathic lazy bum or one that takes advantage. This is the type of guy where you could spend 2 hours answering his que...

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Oh man, that's the price I like to pay....none. :D If you really want to melt down a lot of ww FAST, just go to harbor Freight and buy one of those $30 propane torches that you hook up to a BBC gas tank. Then get an old 10 cent spaghetti pot, thrown 'em in and blast away. That's how I melted down 15...

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This guy is a tart and I'm amazed as why anyone would attempt to give thought to answer his question. Bob the Harley dude asks a question that was very involved and required lots of expertise that probably no one here can fully answer. It was quite like going to a bunch of shade tree mechanics and a...

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Hey, its a 30-30, not a 6.5 X .284 1000 yd. gun that shoots 5" groups at that range. It won't hurt it none. Clean after every 200 rds. or so and by the time you reached 1000 rds., the barrel will be so smooth, you will have forgotten about this post. Or............you can do what we do here.......

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Unless they stopped loading them that way because they found out they were ringing chambers. :lol: Yea Cas, I was just thinking the same thing. And................the rifles they were shooting them in were only worth $15 then, not 5K today. I believe we go through this filler thingy from time to ti...

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Nice High Wall with the #3 barrel the youngster is holding. Oh!, Nice machines.

I always did want to learn how to run a lathe the professional way. I can but only little jobs that an eight grader can do.----------6

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Mescalero wrote:Yes, that is far enough away.

Yea Mes, but your much closer. Be careful, you might start seeing men walking down the street holding out their little pinky.

----6

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Local Wally World has a Colt, 308 in stock for $1400 but I bought an FAL. MM, If it is 1400 go get it. :D Dealers cost is $1745. Sure it was a .308? That sounds like the price for a 6920 LE. Doc, here in the East, these things are easy to find. There are companies that deal in this sort of thing. I...

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What really amazes me about this post is how did it manage to get to three pages? The gun is not (not insulting you Bobby the Harley dude) exactly worth doing anything to except to maybe use as a paperweight. Rugers are not rare or even seldom seen. They are around here like flies and cost about the...

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Hagler,
Ain't that somethin'! The guys here never fail to amaze me.-------6

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Its the only forum I play on and it all started back in '98 on John Taffin's "Sixguns" Just a few of the reason's I stay here and enjoy it so much: There's a great group of like minded people who have class. (except maybe me at times) The guys here freely give their knowledge, whether its ...

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That 5/32 drill will probably make a hole that is about .160 if you just drill it without piloting it first. The tang on that Browning is plenty tough though so like 6 says 4 or 5 thousandths over will make it easier to tap. When you order your drill bit, buy a little can of Tap Magic. Wonderful st...

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I've often wondered why people have to think whether "this or that" will fit. Just take a dial micrometer and measure it. If it looks like the dial reads ".375" or a few thou. either way, its going to fit. So just line it up and tap it in, with the confidence that its going to go...

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Seeing leading is like looking at a car. Its either there, or its not. If you can't see it, there's not enough to cause problems and even if you can see it, its usually not enough to cause problems. And if it does develop into a "problem", I still don't know what the problem is after 40 ye...

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The hole drilled does not have to be exactly .159 (#21 drill bit) You could have bought a standard 5/32" which measures .155. Or you could have gone a few thou over. ( Remember a FEW thou, not 15 or 20). Most times the thousandths in inch is printed on the packaging. Sometimes not. Just last we...

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I just looked out there and it don't look much different to me. Sure is bright and all but I've seen brighter moons in the winter when the air is cleaner. I do have an idea. I could focus a spotlight on my "moon", take a pic and show you guys and you can tell me if that's a "super moo...

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Im not at Sixguns stash of lead yet but im trying :lol: ollogger Well young man, your doing a fine job at attempting that long uphill climb but you have not even hit base camp yet. :D Ha! I really don't have that much, maybe 3K of ww, 600# of lino, 1K of pure lead and roughly 150 pounds of tin and ...

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Bob the Harley dude,
I can give you all of that info, but it will take a week or two to write it out. I take VISA

---------------6

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RR, Yes, the grips will do well for a BBC gun, especially with the nickel finish on the 70 Series 1911 Colt. (sure is a deviation from your old Colt SAA's) :D The poster is very interesting. Some of those Indian wars I never heard of. One thing for sure, lawyers have always been a PITA for everyone ...

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Six, That water you folks have in the southeast sure looks badddd! If you are going to "shoot" a sequel I have the perfect pond for your movie. Clear, not too deep and no neighbors laughing their a$$e$ off. I don't know if that was supposed to be a serious clip or intended as a comedy but...

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Ha! chung, cheeng,yaw, oooooocoho che,chaw, chung

------------6

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Thanks Rusty and guys! Its not easy having a one track mind with old guns, everything thing else seems to be unimportant.

Learn something new everyday!----------------6

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Yea, I got a little ahead of myself. I was supposed to get the thing working, test it out and then give it back to Tommy. I was in a big hurry to make my Steven Spielberg movie. I eventually got the mainspring tighter by putting a piece of wood behind the mainspring but I never could get the cylinde...

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Well, its actually made right after the Civil War. Its a very cool gun that belongs to my bud, Tommy at Targetmaster. The caliber is 22 Short, is silver plated brass (frame), hand engraved and has a patent date of 1865. The condition of this gun is amazing, showing virtually no wear. The mainspring ...

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Guys, Had some fun upstate yesterday at my bud's mountain. We made it a simple day, In addition to our carry guns, I brought the semi-auto Uzi and he brought his Colt 901. We kept things simple by using a 75 pound rock for a target. Just a day trip----6 or 700 rds later, we cruised on home.---------...

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Good luck with Microsoft! Those guys could screw up a day dream. :roll: :D I'll take that a step further. They could screw up a wet dream. :D OK, here's the scoop. Before Oly posted I took DSmith's advice and downloaded the Firefox thingy............went to You Tube and BINGO! I'm smokin' baby! Tha...

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Guys, I know old guns, (I think) but I scrape by on computers. I have this issue to which I have spent several hours on and have reached a dead end. I got a few videos I took yesterday and tried to upload them to YouTube (so I can show you guys :D ) and this message comes up. I also get this message...

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John, Bingo! I think what it all comes down to is "who reads history, and who likes the present and don't care what happened a million years ago." Neither guy is "bad", its just like your daughter says, "language changes". This was great though, just look at all the exp...

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OK Nicknack, now I know who you are. As long as you shoot the 32-20 and the 25-20, your OK in my book!

----------Sixgun

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Just got outta bed and I'm FULL of energy to fight with. It sure is nice being a Teamster, getting a week off per month until the end of the year. Now, on to business. Thanks O.S. As usual, you are correct. (about me being "the professor) :D Now..................on to Griff................Griff...

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Who's knickknack?

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OS,
That made my brain hurt.

Well, like I said, tarts are tarts and the percentage is growing. Whew! I'm glad I'm as old as I am.----6

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Old Savage wrote:Everybody struggles with something.

O.S. your right there! Just today I struggled to find a way to put 2 more guns in the safe. You gotta see this first gen Colt--pics soon.--6

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Ha! My little store room has a bit of everything. What I have is well stored modern stuff and sure fire. The going price on this stuff is $100 a box. I have one full box and another with 18 rounds. $75 plus shipping gets it to your door.--------------Sixgun http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/32_...

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OK, I worked on the Jeep today, cut the grass, ate my din-din, took a shower and now I'm ready to argue. There are TWO main reasons for the non-industry description of why the 45 Colt is called the 45 LONG Colt by many people. #1.) We all know about the military's "short" Schofield round a...

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I've been using that load of 6 grains of Bullseye (or 6 grs. of Red Dot) with a 250 cast in the 45 LONG Colt for over 30 years. I guess people are going to argue over what its really called. yea, I've got early Colt SAA's, New Services, and 1878 double actions and the barrels all read "45 Colt&...

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Kinda neat looking through the old stuff. I've got every Gun Digest from 1950 on and sometimes I spend an evening turning pages.....and crying over the prices..........like Model 71 Deluxe Winchesters for $139.--------------------6

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