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pokey

nice rifle.

you might try here for ideas.http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?board=57.0

pokey

Grizz wrote:
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Grizz

every telephone installer and curtain hanger has/had one of those.

i have an old tool,,, uh, antique collectors item or two.

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maybe some others.....

pokey

Is shooting at your place legal? That should answer the question for you. :wink: unless they changed something, and didn't tell me. i'm bad at guessing age , so maybe 40ish. they moved in a couple of years ago, russian/romanov, i don't have alot to do with them. not that they are bad folks, i'm jus...

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I've lived on the same place for 20yrs. been shooting in the back pasture the whole time. no one ever complained, others in the area do the same. this morning while my son and I were shooting a neighbor stopped and told my wife the noise was causing her grandfather to have anxiety attacks, so we sho...

pokey

funny you should ask, i bought a box [1000] at the last gunshow.
i have not loaded any yet, but the reviews online are good so i
feel ok about it.

oh, they were 25$.

pokey

mikld wrote:I'm 67 and been loading with Lee equipment for mebbe 30 years. Does that make me an "old Lee Loader"?

BTW, my first 1,000 rounds reloaded were made with a Lee Loader in .38 Special in about 1969...

time is fun when you are having flies.

1969 to 2014 = 45 yrs.

pokey

bummer

pokey

Mescalero wrote:These are trying times for guys like us.

Amen.

pokey

nice rifle.

hope that's not your bed in the pics,
bad luck to throw your hat on your bunk.

pokey

do it for the children.

pokey

thank you all, for your good wishes.

surprisingly , it helps.

pokey

here's hoping for many more happy years.

pokey

never gets any easier. feeling kind'a low.

here's some pics in his prime. [the way i want to remember him].

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pokey

cool, nice work.

leave the scratches alone, looks like history to me.

pokey

Starting to see stocks of large rifle primers returning to store shelves. Now there ain't no .358 flat-nose or round-nose bullets for less than half a benjamin. It's a cold, cruel world... :cry: :lol: What are you moaning about? You are Fred, the unapologetically politically incorrect. Cast your ow...

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Buck Elliott wrote:Now.. Put a spacer between the new ones, so the problem doesn't come back on you..

i'm on it.

pokey

well they replaced my grips, very pleased with their customer service.

http://www.altamontco.com/experimental/ ... erimental/

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Blaine do the new Blackhawks have an internal lock ? I let a really nice 5 1/2" convertible slip thru my hands several years ago...broke as usual...good luck sir... rick I looked through their online catalog...I could not find anything about the internal lock. I don't recall seeing a lock on a...

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Who made those grips? Can we see a picture of them mounted? Look very cool! Hope they fix up nicely. :D they say altimont inc. inside. http://www.altamontco.com/experimental/ i sent them an email and they said send them back and they will be replaced. so the grips are in the mail. I'll take a pic w...

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BenT wrote:
pokey wrote:got a couple like that.
the top one has a browned receiver.

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Nice! I take it that it is a pre 64 receiver if it is browned.

nope @ '75. it was rusty/crusty, so i scrubbed her good and tried several finishes,
the brown was the only thing that stuck.

pokey

thanks chuck, good idea about the spacer.

pokey

hey fellers, yesterday I had a surprise. grip-trbl.JPG grip-trbl-2.JPG grip-trbl-3.JPG Old vaquero, 45colt, 8.5 gr. unique behind 255 gr. lead. I didn't even notice until she was back in the holster and heard a rattle. anybody think epoxy will fix this? i emailed the manufacturer but I'm not hopeful...

pokey

yeah baby!

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pokey

a brazilian s&w [slightly modified].
picked out of a barrel [literally] at j&g sales in prescott, in the 80's.
way cheap.

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pokey

there is a story about the 32sw long in the last reloader magazine i saw.
might want to give it a look.

oh, no, i posted a non levergun reply.

pokey

got a couple like that.
the top one has a browned receiver.

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pokey

cowboykell wrote:THIS IS A LEVERGUNS FORUM, NOT BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN!!!!

terry is that you? channeling thru CK?

[french drain and pitch water away from foundation.]

pokey

Mescalero wrote:pokey!!!
How have you been?
You have to check in more often!
Glad to hear from you!

thanks for asking, i stop by and read some, just don't often have anything GOOD to add.

you know what mamma said, if you can't say anything good,,,,,

say, bless your heart.

pokey

go to the library , get them to find the books and bring them in.
look and decide which you would like to buy.

i believe they are the same but different.

pokey

Chuck100yd mentioned a shop fabricated push-through sizer. Lee offers such a kit that works very well. Back when I loaded grease groove bullets, I pan lube the bullets, then sized them with the lee push-through sizing kit. It works very well, custom sizes are available, and for US$25.00, the price ...

pokey

Pitchy wrote:
pokey wrote:
Chuck 100 yd wrote:I`m in SW WA also. Maybe we could get several together at one time.
there are several of us in S.W. Wash. let the word out.

where in Wa. is your bud?
40 miles west of Yakama.

200 miles from vancouver/portland, just a hop skip and a jump.

pokey

BrentD wrote:
pokey wrote: beautiful, i might own a marlin like this.
If you do, I sure hope you post a few dozen photos of it.

i don't , but i would.

pokey

Chuck 100 yd wrote:I`m in SW WA also. Maybe we could get several together at one time.

there are several of us in S.W. Wash. let the word out.

where in Wa. is your bud?

pokey

http://images.gunsinternational.com/listings/100384119-1-L.JPG beautiful, i might own a marlin like this. 336 Marlin Time Travel http://762precision.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/marlin-336-stock-going-back-in-time.jpg Bulky 1952 Marlin 336 furniture in the midst of a transformation to an 1890s style...

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Pisgah wrote:I had the same problem with the last 94 I owned. Turned out that what I thought was pushing it all the way in -- wasn't, quite. Making sure to give it that last, itty-bitty bit of push with the little finger solved the problem.

this,,, you are not pushing the last cartridge in far enough.

pokey

i bought one of these for my son,in 30-30, years ago. he is a bolt/auto guy, don't get it. the thing frustrates he and i both, because of light primer strikes. me because i load for it , him because it does not fire. i found using federal primers helps with the reliability , but wish it would behave...

pokey

Pokey, I use Imperial Sizing Die Wax. I apply it with my fingers and use it very sparingly. Usually it only has to be put on every third or fifth case to work just fine. I have a new can that I have not opened yet so if you want to try it I will send my old one home with Dev.It still has enough lub...

pokey

back when aesthetics were important.

pokey

Pokey, I use Imperial Sizing Die Wax. I apply it with my fingers and use it very sparingly. Usually it only has to be put on every third or fifth case to work just fine. I have a new can that I have not opened yet so if you want to try it I will send my old one home with Dev.It still has enough lub...

pokey

i am just about out of the rcbs case lube i've been using, so am
looking at my options.

any recommendations?

tried the search, but no happiness there.

pokey

Mescalero wrote:pokey!
How are you?
Have not heard from you in a while!

fine as frogs hair. thanks for asking.
i can listen[read] and have people think i'm a fool,
or talk[type] and prove it.

pokey

Beautiful animal, Personally I'd rather own a large donkey than a horse (or a mule). Do we have to start calling you DonkeyGuy now? :wink: This guy's donkey was a tad too small for the load. :lol: http://bottledtime.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/donkey-cart.jpg?w=551 just has the parking brake on.

pokey

check out this site, zip down to winchester [alphabetical], look at anything with 24" barrel or more.
[heck look at them all.]

http://www.cherrys.com/comminv.htm

good hunting. and welcome home.

pokey

could you post a pic of the back of your holster? oh, nice old smith. a clue, http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-clark-saddlery-western-ranch-saddle-w-6 and another http://archive.org/stream/cataofjohn00unse/cataofjohn00unse_djvu.txt Talked with a guy that had a table full of leather stu...

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mark1108 wrote:This past Sunday i attended a boy scout court of honor. My grandson did receive his Eagle rank.

good job. congratulate the young man, and the parents, and yourself for that matter.

pokey

could you post a pic of the back of your holster?

oh, nice old smith.

a clue,

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/a ... saddle-w-6

and another

http://archive.org/stream/cataofjohn00u ... e_djvu.txt

pokey

nemhed wrote:"Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range"

just what you see on the wall.

pokey

jdad wrote:"My name is Inigo Montoya....you killed my father....prepare to die."

you keep using that word, i do not think it means what you think it means.

pokey

M. M. Wright wrote:"Fill your hand you son-of-a-B***. John Wayne to Bobby Duval, (Rooster Cogburn to Ned Pepper).

mighty bold talk, for a one eyed fat man.

pokey

gunvault is the way to go. nobiometric , lots of choices in the size department. how "blond" is she? you just lay your hand on top in the finger grooves and press the buttons. always use the same hand, and you can program what ever sequence you prefer. :wink: http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF...

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