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Griff wrote:For a government, ANY government to admit a mistake is colossal! Congrats to you and any that had a hand in accomplishing this!

Here, here!

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Pretty neat little revolver. I have one only it's the blued model.

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Happy Birthday guys!!! Really hope you're all able to enjoy your day.

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C. Cash wrote:Happy Birthday to your Dad, and sorry for your loss Tom. Maybe burn some powder in his honor today.

Sorry to hear about your Dad. Burning some powder sounds very fitting. Cool that your family gets together and celebrates his life.

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Love it when a plan comes together. Looks like you're getting close Kirk. Thanks for sharing.

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Now that's pretty!!!

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That tiger stripe reminds me of Vietnam. Something you'd see a special forces guy packin.

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I like my badge better... even if does have that retarded... er, retired thing on it! Only problem when I get stopped... we spend 30 minutes swappin' tales and... well... not exactly lies! How often do you get stopped? Got a retired badge, I'm 62 and have only been stopped 3 times in my life. I sus...

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I second the Lewis lead remover. It's not that expensive and it works great. Goobered up my Colt SAA's shooting some different loads through it and it wiped out the lead in a hurry. And, it's easy.

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Yeah, gotta do that with a bunch of my fellow levergun brothers someday.

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Washington State doesn't have a tag on your license whether you have a CPL or not. Generally, during a traffic stop the driver just remains in their vehicle and provides the requested paperwork, driver's license, vehicle registration and proof of insurance. No reason for anything else. Now, if you w...

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Ranger, again I say sell it to Griff. He knows what he's getting into. Let's see what he can do with it. You aren't going to do anything with it anyway and why have it hanging around your safe for nothing but angst.

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Now I like that one.

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When I first read the thread I thought were in New England are you hunting those? But, looking further on I read the New Zealand part and now I understand. Placement always wins.

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Pitchy, brother looks like your starting a new business that includes video!!!

And, I noticed you had the wife try on your cuffs. Smart man.

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Can't complain about that performance.

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Welcome to the forum. That's a beautiful 1894.

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I haven't gone hunting for anything the last say six to seven years. When the bite in the weather starts I get fidgety and look forward to getting into the woods. This year I'm going hunting even if it has to be day trips.

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Pitchy wrote:I`ve been to that park a couple times and have heard the hunting is good in ND, it`s those dern winters and wind that`ll get ya.

Took me almost 10 years to find that out.

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Griff wrote:I'll come by and take it off your hands and accurarize it for ya. If I can't get to AT LEAST shoot as well as your S&W I'll buy it for what you paid. Deal?

Honestly, if my carbine was shooting that bad I'd take Griff up on his offer.

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Nice shooting, Pitchy.

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I don't know if these are the ones he used, but these are available.

http://www.buffaloarms.com/red_river_fr ... -4074.aspx

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Isn't that funny how that works. I've been trying to find the answer to that my whole life. Nice acquisition.

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C. Cash wrote:Good going!

+1

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We actually watched a whitetail buck skirt around a butte right in front of us. There's buff, elk and loads of deer, sage hens, pheasants, etc... in those badlands around Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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Pitchy wrote:April fools.

I'm a sucker for April Fool's jokes. Guys get me all the time. He had me going, if it's really an April Fool's joke.

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Clearly, it works for you. How did the Beech front post compare to the one you took off. Clearer sight picture? I've found my front brass bead front sights tend to get blurry on target backgrounds. My eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm thinking about getting a globe w/changeable inserts and tryin...

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Had a hat made a couple of years ago. Really like the style, but wouldn't deal with the maker again. Here's a pic of my Dad and I at the Painted Canyon Information Center and overlook in North Dakota. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v606/kimwcook1/Cowboy%20hat/CookFamilyReunion-NorthDakota533.jpg

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Glad you were able to get out and go fishing. Not much of a fisherman myself. I've never heard of a palomino let alone seen one. That's different.

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I love watching Tombstone just for the guns and leather. The leather is for man and beast.

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Everytime I see Alphawolf's work I'm in awe and wonderland.

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could be a traffic stop--could be a vehicle and or driver that matched a particular description that the LEO's were looking for--or that were taking up a parameter position ( fleeing felon from a crime scene )--hard to tell without being there, seeing the info on the computer or the communications ...

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Happy Birthday! Hope you're able to enjoy your day.

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I've always liked Ed Brown's 1911's. That's a beaut. The older I get the more I have the hankering for an engraved Colt SAA.

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Now that's a conversation piece. Very cool.

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RIHMFIRE wrote:outstanding!....... great job........

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Praying this turns around for you and anyone else in that situation.

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Hobie wrote:Another beautiful rifle...

Booooy, I'll say.

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I'm okay with it until I get to the buttstock. I don't get it. Looks like that dog gone thing would catch on everything and just plain be a pain. Let us know how yours works when you get it.

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Looking forward to the range report.

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Happy Birthday!

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Nice job on the Stevens. I've got a Stevens 511 that I need to replace the wood on. I'll get around to it someday. Just like the LC Smith I have.

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That being said, get a rope.

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Short of having to seriously feed his family he deserves everything he gets. A mans got to do what a mans got to do to feed his family. But, if'n he's just lazy and won't get a job. Then throw the book at him.

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Too bad you had to sacrifice two for one, but I truly understand. What an extremely lucky find. Better go buy a lottery ticket.

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That was a rather strange part of the movie, to me anyway. Native dude comes along and buys the hanging corpse and then the bearskin guy comes along with the corpse. Didn't know corpses were such a commodity in the past.

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Pretty cool, but you better be sitting down for the price.

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1894c wrote:get a new battery for you're hearing aid...now that's funny...

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I agree that ain't no bulldog QH. Rather highend looking to me for the time and place.

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Pitchy wrote:
kimwcook wrote:Ya lookin' to become a law dawg there Pitch?
Dern tootin gotta round up these hostiles and road hunters.

Just be careful you don't lose your hair.

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