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Just don't know what that other "rivet" thing is. Heres a pic of a later Model 25 in 25-20 and it don't have it. I got books but its been a long day. Tomorrow.---6

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Lookee here guys. I believe any brand of leverguns is welcome. We will not be shooting for Cadillacs! :D It's a fun shoot and will be especially good for getting rid of ammo that's been sitting around. This ain't no shoot where you put on starched shirts, have a gun bearer, drive a Lexus, or have a ...

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Thanks Doc! :D I was never one to take chances. Here's a rifle that was made in 1923 and the last thing I/you need is for some drug infested-Clinton era educated-lazy-no conscience modern punk heaving the gun 20 feet and destroying in one second what others have done protecting that Remington for th...

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:cry: I had a Taurus 62 carbine which ate up about 2,000 rounds of .22 LR without an issue, but I've heard at least four or five others report problems with the same model rifle...so it varies. I've got an antique Winchester model 1890, made in 1913 that has eaten up at least 30,000 rds and that's ...

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Lefty Dude wrote:
The bore is good and tomorrow is the day we go to the range for a test load session.

Be careful with those early Krags. They are known for having cracked lugs. I keep mine running at medium 30-30 pressures.----6

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Properly applied, leather dye will color anything. I've used it on hard to stain wood, like the junk wood on Chinese SKS's.-----6

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And you probably couldn't have paid that Yorkie to go after another horse! Our Minature Pinschers throw a fit at our horses. Luckily, so far they haven't got near them. Don't understand little dogs, they are like little men....always have to prove themselves by fighting. :D Naaaaa.....we have a mes...

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jdad wrote:...........but they have a lifetime warranty.

Yea, a lot of good that's going to do someone if it breaks just when you need it

Junk is junk and always will be junk.----Elmer Keith

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Colt, Ruger, Smith & Wesson..............Colt, Ruger, Smith & Wesson,........Colt, Ruger, Smith & Wesson............-------6

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Most dogs heal pretty good on their own. I could tell stories from now 'till next week on the issues we have had. My favorite goes back about 15 years when one day I looked outside and one of our Yorkies (big 12 lb. male) made it through the gate and was barking at one of our horses. The horse turne...

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According to Deadwood Dick, those TK's. are rare. There's already a few here who have them.

I always did like the look of the 3/4 mag tube.

That video of the kid shooting the water jug close up was neat.

----6

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Analyze all you want on the different brands. There's only one that will give you dependable operation AND a 100%+ cash back return............an original '92. No, they are not out of reach financially. For about the same or a couple of hundred more than a Japchester, you can own, enjoy, fondle, all...

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Save those heavy loads for hunting or for when you need to punish yourself for being bad. Load 13 grains of Unique and any weight cast bullet for all day shooting fun. Still strong enough for going lengthwise through that imaginary buffalo.----------6

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Oooooooooooooooo.........I'm getting excited..........It's hard to contain myself.......... I gotta make this one......... Nothing pushing me........ Got time, Jeep, and bucks........and the most important.....leverguns and ammo...... Jack Sr., are you camping?.. Where is most of the action? Up top ...

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A post of substance!

On second thought, I must have 20 boxes of factory stuff laying around. Think ill just blast that up to get the brass.----6

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Oh! I thought you were going to talk about an honest politician.-----6

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But, I too, think he mis-remembers his experimentin'! I'll bet dollars to donuts that he used a scale, funnel and some known factors before divining how much dumping was needed! Of course! I may sound stupid, but I aint. Gotta remember, I have loaded for most all cartridges and my experience tells ...

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I would not concern myself with slugging a 30-30. They are all within specs. I must have slugged 2 dozen of them and they all came out at .308-.309. I size all 30 calibers, no matter the cartridge at .311, sometimes .312. The bigger, the better as the fatter diameter helps to center the bullet conce...

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For a non collectable, but a good shooting specimen that looks good, its still worth 5.---------------Sixgun Smith Corona One of the first 5000 made with the 6 groove High Standard barrel. I have close to 2,000 out of this one with 98% being cast at 1800.......very smooth barrel condition. http://ww...

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You scientific guys leave me scratching my head as its all over my head. I've loaded for a lot of cartridges that no info is available, especially back in the seventies to the nineties time period. I just look at the rifle/revolver, determine its age and capabilities, and start dumping Unique, 2400,...

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You ain't Madman, you be LuniticPsychoMan.

I just don't like spiders and snakes. But roofs? I love roofs. lets see some pics with you holding up about 5 sheets of 3/4" plywood.

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Looks like a flaw in the brass. I have never seen that either. When thinking about it, How many millions of cases are made there just has to be one now and then that gets by the inspection process. I doubt that there was any damage done to the gun. Brass is trimmed short of the chambers neck length...

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OS, you dig this up? You bored or something? Whats the matter, not enough indentations?

---------6

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Nice pics Chris.

It looks thick where you hunt. How far can you see game reliably?-----Sixgun

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Jim,
Are there really that many stars? Incredible! Goes to show you the pollution we have here, especially in the East.----------Sixgun

Nice picture with the little ones you have there.

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Perry, Words of wisdom from a semi-old gun crank. Never buy a gun that is common "just because your tempted" or buy a common gun "when the cash flow is low". (See paragraph three) Guns like Model 15 'Smiths are all over the place or at the least, can be found with a tiny bit of d...

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Back in the day when I shot more revolvers than rifles, (got something to do with eyesight :D ) I used to load the Keith 173 gr. load in many different 357's and always preferred these heavyweights for long range shooting. Same with the 357 Maximum, which I still shoot on occasion. You just have to ...

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Well, we won. We were the best then and still are.

If it was not for all of the political garbage, we really could make a parking lot out of the entire Middle East, which by the way, needs to be done.-----6

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Looks like the other Indian is getting ready to whack him as soon as he pulls the trigger.

-----6

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Yes, very nice. Now, before you forget, please send me the 1911.

Nice Ithaca....hard to find in decent condition.

That target is a keeper! Good shooting.-------6

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One of you guys should really consider buying this gun, you'll probably be sorry if you don't. The price is incredibly fair let alone the tang sight that is worth a small fortune on its own. Thank you. :D No sales pitch but it goes on Guns America this coming weekend, along with the Colt. These gun...

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It's a Marlin of some sort, just ain't sure. Never saw anything like it, and I've seen thousands. When the bolt is out of it, what do you see looking down the barrel? Get a strong light and see what kind of a chamber is in there. Rifling or smooth bore? A prototype will usually have an "x"...

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That was good and a necessary read. Funny how even people here are not interested in the most important aspect of your life.......good health. Growing up, I watched my grandfather work in the yard, always staying busy. One time I brought him a pick up truck load of cow stuff and when I got to his ho...

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I have an old Rem mod 11 Riot Shotgun with the flaming bomb and a big US on it. On the receiver is a stamp applied later that reads -SFCD- Any body care to take a stab at that. Perry Perry, San Francisco Commune Department? I hear back in the day there were plenty of those hippy communes out there....

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I shoot several hundred rounds a month as I use the 348 for lever action silhouette. A 215 gr. cast bullet traveling 1600 fps is comfortable to shoot till the cows come home. :D -----Sixgun I'm guessing it's accurate, too? 7.62, No brag, (although is does sound that way) I have shot these old lever...

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That is pretty scant info. Here is where a picture is worth a thousand words. Lend lease comes to mind. Perry Yes, it could be police markings, prison markings, ranch markings, bank markings, mine or railroad markings. If there are just numbers and no other markings such as "Wells Fargo",...

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They say "necessity is the mother of invention" and you will notice that these "primitive weapons with a new twist" have been sprouting from Europe.

Lets hope it don't happen here as I prefer the old fashioned GUN.

--------Sixgun

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be bop, be bop......"she's got a ticket to ride.........and she don't care"......bop, bop,, be bop

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Doc,
That's the loading gate. The mag tube goes up and down with the pump handle.

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Cool......different....... :

What's it for? For countries that have banned bow and arrows?

------6

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No need to bruise the shoulder or uncomfortable shooting. I don't care who the individual is, shooting more than 20 rounds of full power 348 is no fun. I shoot several hundred rounds a month as I use the 348 for lever action silhouette. A 215 gr. cast bullet traveling 1600 fps is comfortable to shoo...

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Doc, That was very cool. Got to admit, those Germans are innovated people! It's much simpler than a catapult and is more easier to make, easier to shoot and hit what your aiming at. That inspired me so much, I'm thinking of making my own version on about a 1/4 scale. It would be the perfect tool to ...

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Yea, we got the "stuff"' don't we?

Imagine, those ragheads are still have not got past the knife.----6

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Boots now you are just gettin' out a control here now - I just hesitate to think what Sixgun is going to have to say. :)? Ha! I was thinking of a snappy answer to Boot's post when I read that! OS, you read me like a book! Well, I'd like to say that if you gave that rider a wig and some polished fin...

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I think differently than some. Assuming you are living in the sticks like Doc, I would keep it to the side, battery always charged, fuel stabilizer in a full tank of gas, covered, or in other words, always good-to-go! It ain't worth nothing, but in these uncertain times, that "nothing" cou...

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NOBODY is ALWAYS prepared. In pubic, or past my driveway, I am in condition orange. (I don't know if that's a condition, it means I am aware of what's happening around me) At home, I am relaxed and for anyone to approach the homestead, they have to cross at least 100 yards of open space from any ang...

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Old Savage wrote:Six, what is the latest vintage Win 94 in your cadre?

Ok, enough of these mind distractions from Ms. Boots. I tell 'ya, that Brad is one lucky guy!

Now, on to business. The latest '94 I have is a like new 30-30 flat band, made in '47 and the earliest is #2267 ------me

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Danny,
That looks like nice .348 country!-----6

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Aaahh, go back and finish up what you missed. Some dogs eat it all the time. Just hold your nose and swish it around like its apple sauce and spit out the corn, peanuts, and any fat gristle. :D Personally, it that happened to me, I would stay "mum" and if the better half finds out about it...

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No disrespect to your fine country Pops, but when it comes to firearms ownership, only one country guarantees it, and if you choose the right state, your desires are practically unlimited. There's plenty of areas in our great nation where the cost of living is very low and if you use the system. lik...

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