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Joseph Foss was a past NRA president.

I had some of that salad stuff once, not very good .

good job !

Nice ! :D Brownells sellers a tool called Cratex (sp.?) and a special holder to put in your drill. It's like a pencil eraser with grit already imbedded into it and extra long. The holder lets you adjust how much sticks out. I have one but haven't used it in years. Don't even know exactly it is ??? :?

Thanks Nath for the fine photo post.

Mine did that until I installed a reduced power ejector spring from Steve's guns. Steve is a member here.

Great way to show your respect for a fine rifle and the family it means much to.

Wrangler relaxed fit are my favorite. Many years ago it was Levi 501 until they came out as being anti gun.

oh my , lucky you .

Thanks . Poor photos but it works.

Here is another event addition.

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I'll give it a try. Thanks !

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I had no idea I could do that . Big thanks !!!

I'm here guys. Making lots of kitchen knives for Christmas gifts and have been building a medeivel style Crossbow using a PVC prod (bow). Fired a shaft this morning. Making a few bolts (arrows) next. It has about 100 lb. Draw weight so just a fun toy. After photobucket took a dump I haven't been pos...

Heard it on the radio.

The more you put on the faster they shoot

Six , I bet that 8mm bullet would work great in a .32-40 .

Wet tumbling with SS pins leaves your brass even nicer than new,inside and out. I dry tumble first to protect my dies,resize and then wet tumble. I will take time and prep all my empty brass and store it away ready to load. It makes reloading more fun.

Most of my handguns are stainless,at least 5 to 1 ratio. Four blocks not included,they are what they are. But I only own a couple all SS rifles. I do prefer stainless when available.

Thanks fellas !
72 feels the same as 71 did.

Gun control is not about guns , it's about control.

Cool ! I bet that one is rare.

Cool find.

The PA 1000 yd club record about 25 years ago was just over 4". And that is some shootin !
The 100 yd record was set back in the 70's and it is 5 shots in .009" center to center shot with a .222 .

Exactly !

Schmidt happens ! It seems to happen on the wrong day though.

As I already have several (half a dozen +) leverguns in .45 Colt , I would choose the .44 WCF just for fun !

Sad , but maybe she needs some time to straighten out her mind. Sometimes we need to learn the hard way.

Yes my friend,prayers up !

I have one,sweet little rifles. I would try contacting Browning directly. Go cod luck.

Cast your own round ball. You can melt lead on a cheap hot plate ( less than $20).
I used to know a guy who hunted with a .50 cal. And loaded with two balls and a healthy charge of 2f. They would print
Within a couple inches of each other at 50-75 yards.

Love it !!!

Yup , Thanks for the reminder.

I have several Marlin 1894's. The OEM parts work just fine.

There was a time when they were in style. Almost every gun maker used them. Removing then would remove collector value
on some guns. That said, I can take them or leave them but prefer my guns without them.

Over the years I have noticed that used guns that are ported are harder to sell and bring less money when they do sell. A very clean Ruger RedHawk has been sitting on one table at the local gun show for months with a great price point but no takers Everyone pointing out the vents and putting it back...

I have watched the first two episodes. I think they are over complicating it ,drama wise, and making it too hard to believe. I was excited about it when they first advertised it was comming but after the first couple episodes I am not overly happy about it.the photography and scenery is good though....

Many of the Rossi rifles have those holes in them from the factory,mine does. There may be a scope rail available to fit. I am sure someone will be on shortly with some real info on this.
Welcome to the forum.

The forum site is back up. IT has been slow moving lately. Sometimes there is nothing new/interesting for several days. That is why I spend most of my time here.

Same here , I tried several times to get on.

Cool old thread !

I'd stay with the faster powders for that aplication,like Red Dot ,Clays ,etc.

Cute !

The difference between a BMW and a Porcupine.... the porcupine has the pri cks on the outside !

Thanks , but he has decided to abandon the idea altogether. Good plan !

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