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I saw it myself a month or so ago.....hilarious!!!!

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A splendid display of craftsmanship there Salvo!!!

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I once had a Supervisor, who had slain deer in the Colorado mountains at 600 yards with a 12 gauge slug gun. Strange indeed.

At the time...debating such things would've been a bad career move.

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Thank you Mark...that was fun

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I've often wondered if a steam engine of sufficient horsepower, might be a clever way to operate an AC generator for off-grid living??? A back up perhaps for Solar and Wind power sources??? Easily available water and wood of course would be a fundamental requirement. 30-40 Horse power perhaps? How l...

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Well said Canuck Bob

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After the Horn affair in Wyoming....things did not go well for John Coble.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cg ... &GRid=3467

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The 1860's just have a fine style to them....now a detailed range report please!

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Very cool picture. Closer examination of the photo suggests a take-down model 99, with a straight grip.

I did not know Bong was a Medal Of Honor winner. General MacArthur pinned it on his chest while stationed in the Pacific.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUmisN0r4c0

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I received the new Cabela's Shooting catalogue...and in it are several firearm offerings. Among them are a Model 71 chambered in 45/70!!!

Also a nice looking Model 94, in 30/30 with a half magazine and octagon barrel.

Hmmm.....finished reading.....the 71/86 is made by Pedersoli.

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Love those sound effects Don. Is this a trailer tease...for an upcoming feature???

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Do not fly any higher....than you wish to fall.

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This sounds like something that happened to mine. My 444 was locking up as the cartridge was sliding onto the lifter. One of the additional symptoms was that the cartridge case was being heavily gouged along its length. Upon removing the loading gate...I observed a very sharp burr on its inner surfa...

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Welcome...and Happy New Year to ya!!!!!!!!!

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Out there...is a wonderful way to cultivate inner peace.

Happy New Year Pitchy!

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Perhaps I can help.... You will want the book linked below by E.H. Harrison of the NRA Technical Staff. He researched and wrote the defining work on cast, .30 caliber paper patched bullets using smokeless powders. For cartridges, Harrison utilized the 308, 30-06 and 300 Win Mag in his research. http...

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Colt Series 70 Commander..........

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Agreed....I enjoyed it very much.

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A marvelous display of craftsmanship Kirk!
Simple
Attractive
Functional

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Mmmm....yummy!

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Great story there....and pleased you told it. It has always astounded me the way tiny obstacles provide the twists and turns in our pursuits. The way we navigate about them...makes it an adventure.

Well done.

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Well, I'd flame ya LB....but I can't find my matches.

Seriously, I felt the same way as you at first; now though I believe the Digital Camera is the best thing since repeating rifles. Once you learn its operation....you'll be all set.

Merry Christmas!!!

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Looks like you have a shooter there. Mine likes the Federal 170's...and will do what yours are doing at 100 yards from a solid bench rest. I love the looks of the Eastern Carbine...a classy style for sure.

Looking forward to the next range report...good luck!

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This one will be used for hunting, and deciding whether to stalk (or not) distant herds. I have a budget model Simmons (15x45)that is just adequate for shooting range work.

I need to upgrade...and willing to spend 5-600 dollars. Do I want to stay with 15x45...or go with 20X60???

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Greetings all,
I'm looking for some suggestions on Spotting Scopes. Which power and brand do you use in the field...and why.

Thanks in advance

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Miracles happen everyday....its wonderful to witness them!

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Cool indeed.

I saw one in a museum somewhere, and never understood how it was used until I saw a movie entitled "Last Of The Mohicans". Good movie too...with a bit of history to it.

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That was awesome!!!

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Blessed indeed....

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That was neat!!!!!!!

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hightime wrote: Why does the kick on a cresent butt feel more harsh?

Prior to gaining employment in the firearms industry....the Crescent's designer played a key role in engineering the Pitch Fork!

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Very nice indeed....a fitting ornament for your ManCave!!!

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olyinaz wrote: Can anyone tell me what his Mach speed and altitude are?

Is that 98,000 feet...at 3000 miles per hour?????

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dennie wrote: Now that I have it, I think I want another.....When does this stop?

Never.

Resistance is futile.

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Good fortune has smiled upon you and Theresa. With each ache and pain...be thankful.

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Nicer critter there, and cool choice of armament. I've never eaten sheep yet...tasty???

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For those who enjoy a well written outdoorsman's biography....I recommend this Alaska's Wolf Man The 1915-55 Wilderness Adventures Of Frank Glaser By Jim Rearden This photo is unrelated, and came to me by way of a friend. It is allegedly from Idaho Territory, and arrived in email just as I was finis...

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Very nice looking animal there. Excellent scope choice as well.

Getting away for a week of solid hunting is a wonderful way to clear the mind.

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I just find it hard to believe in an Islamic food conspiracy.

The more I read these days....the less I believe.

Happy Thanksgiving

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I'm more curious of your restored tractor....could you share a picture? For my own part, I have become the second owner of a (running) 1940 Farmall M. It sits in original condition as of now.

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In 2005, the odometer quit working at 202,000 miles. My 1989 Silverado releases a large cloud of blue smoke during the first start of the day; the radiator leaks a bit, and rusty of course!!! It has never failed me... The Turnip Truck http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a42/PaperPatch/TurnipTruck005.jpg

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Your standard 3 die set will work well for you...and provide all the crimp you need. Good luck with your 38-55 and be sure to share your range report.

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Indeed, a genuine tribute to friendship. Ron was blessed in many ways...

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Some quality ordnance you have there. Looking forward to the hunt pictures too!

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I am a humble man, with only one 444 in my collection.

Shorty after acquiring it...I shot it in a 40 round Silhouette match. I have not been right in the head since...

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Outstanding work young man!!!

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Good work on opening day. Pictures of rifle and critter are very welcome here.

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Good luck!!!

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