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And I know that all the rest of the day you just saw that big thing in a skillet of butter simmering along.

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Prayers will be said for your sister. God is still in the miracle business.

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Well boys I reckon it is officially spingtime in the Ozarks. Today I had my first of many yearly encounters with 'ol brother copperhead.A couple of miles down the road from the house I passed a big 'ol copperhead so I backed up and ran over his tail. I got out to tell him I was sorry and the old cus...

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Really great looking pair,I hope you get alot of enjoyment carrying them.

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Thank's Kirk, sure glad to see that you are getting a good reliable and poweful load to carry on you canoe trips. By the way are those really tiny little green leaves on that tree behind you? It looks like that grass is greening up too, the groundhogs will be in your alfalfa fields soon.

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That's what makes a good day. It must feel great to take a fine old rifle like that and get it to perform as it was intended to.

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Thanks Hobie I like that stuff. My dad worked on a ranch in north Montana in the 1920's not much different than these pictures. Looks like most carried a Colt sixgun too.

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When I carry my old 3 inch S&W 65 I keep it full of the 125gr. Glden Sabers. I have no first hand knowledge of their performance but I believe they will do the job. My Rossi 2 inch is loaded with 125gr. Federal Nyclads,I think they will work for me too.

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Ain't it strange that an ol' Florida cracker like Brother Rusty could list my books in perfect order. That is about the finest reading you can put an eye ball to.Thanks Rusty.

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I had a 141 .25 Remington back in 1961, bought it from an old man that had quit hunting years before. I had to order ammo from some place in Texas, it was high.I really liked the rifle and shot it alot but found something else and traded it off. Oh well, once again.

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Rusty boy, I done told you that if and old man like me can learn to fumble through it you can.
If ya'll make the South Dakota trip bring the Ruger with you and we can do some shooting at church camp.

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Thanks, it means alot to know that there is still interest in such important history.

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Ysable Kid do you mean bow making? If so I have a book by D.C. Waldorf "The Art of Making Primitive Bows and Arrows" it has chapters on different bow woods and designs , a very complete book. All you need for tools is a draw knife and a spoke shave. There are some fine looking long bows an...

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Here are two more shot of the bench for bow making. I hope it helps some.

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Kirk, thanks for getting on this. I thought about you today and your old one, thats why I wrote back to game keeper about it. I know he would dearly love it for fox.

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I reckon you hit it on that one, just what ever is needed.

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You do have good taste in carbines but I can't say much for the handgun. I shot one once several years ago. I should put a smily face here, but that is is fine handgun.

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Praise the Lord for another answered prayer.

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Game Keeper, would it be easier to buy one out of Canada,less restictions? Kirk might be able to find you a good honest shooter and you know his opinion can be trusted. He has a coule of shooter '92 32-20's now. Can you buy bullets for reloading ,are you restricted to typeof bullets? I really like t...

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Happy birthday Rusty and Rimfire, Rusty if an old man like me can post pictures for sure you can.,ecept today I didn't do to good on the bow making shaving horse, got four of the same one. To late tonite to try again, church ran late but was sure worth it.

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I am have all kinds of trouble here today I got the pictures messed up then posted that I was going to change it and that one did not even post. Just got in from church and I am going to try the pictures again.

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game keeper, I have '92 32-20 rifle and it is just as swet a rifle and round as you could imagine. Is it possible for you to buy an old '92 from a dealer here and import it? That might be cheaper than a 'new '66 or '73.

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Jim, that was as good a story as I have read. You done real good as usual.

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I have been in that store a few times traveling through and they always seem high to me. Hope your dad is OK.

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Thanks alot really enjoyed the pictures and those smiling boys.

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Boy you have two of my most favoritest calibers. My old '92 32-20 is a 1917 and has been with since the early 1950's and I have an old .44spl Charter Arms that I sure do trust for any thing I want done. A real fine combo you have there.

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Thanks Blackhawk, where we are there is a big high ridge between us and the river, but it was higher than the flood 3 weeks ago.

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No thank you doctor, I shot one several years ago and I did not really care for it. But his little carbine sure is fun.

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My grandson wanted ya'll to see this combo, M1 (mine),Univeral carbine, ad Springfield GI, both his.
Webster's dictionary: combo; a small jazz band or a combination.
Like Scott said, I sure have been enjoying this series.

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If the Lord don't come back before Thursday nite we will be watching 'ol John.

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Griff the bag is rough pig skin, didn't know how it would work out but after
38 years it has done the job,made this one in 1970. The horn is a little big for a hunting horn but at the matches it was fine.

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Scott I have really enjoyed this series. It helped finally get me started being able to post pictures here. I really enjoy seeing these fine firearms that we all appreciate, and your .44 special is a beauty, I sure do like that round. I have an old early Charter Arms .44 special 4 inch Target Bulldo...

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http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii275/Jerryb_38/102_1028.jpg This is my hand built Kentucky combo. A good friend of mine when I lived in Tennessee made these for me in 1968. The rifle has a 36 inch Douglas 15/16 inch barrel. The rifle and pistol are both .45 caliber and made from parts not kit g...

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Fine looking arms and nice rig too.

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Good time with your son, thats great. It opened here yesterday and a young boy at church told me him and his dad both connected with Toms. Wind was real heavy too.

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Thanks Kirk, I am going to load some more of the 85 grain XTP's and I did get some 100 grain XTP bullets also. I don't reckon I'll hit 2000 fps but I eill get them up a little more than 1225 fps.

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K irk, I know those old HV loads were hot for the time I used to shoot them regular in my 32wcf when I could get them. Do you have any idea what the velocity on the 80 HV for the 32wcf was?They shot great in a Colt 32wcf I had for a while too.

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Great looking set, should be fun shooting.

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Well Kirk, it looks you done real good again, is it a local rifle? What is the rear sight like, did you see the photo of my 92 rear sight ? you can actually see it.

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Thanks for telling this we home schooled our 19 year old grandson. we took him out of public school in the last semester of the eighth grade. public school here is a pure waste of a child's life.I ordered books and material from several differrent sources, all christian companies. He passed the GED ...

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Reckon Rusty got it right except one, but I would give Dixie Gun Works a try first.

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This is the rear sight on my 1917 '92 32-20

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Sorry,I forgot to say my '92 is a 24 inch round barrel rifle.I think I'll try a couple of pictures and see if I can get a clear one.

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Thank you one and all for the kind comments, I am planning on moving to Ontario so Kirk can turn me into a photographer, not really.My 19 year old grandson we are raising does like a fine firearm.

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Scott, that is a fine looking combo. That knife looks like a "Long Knife" from Simon Kenton's time,a great looking set to handle most anything.

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My grandson combo, 1894 Marlin .357 and his Ruger NV .357's

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My 1917 Winchester '92 32-20 has a flat top with a very fine notch. I was 15 when I got the rifle and thought that sight was just great, suprisingly I can still shoot good with it maybe tomorrow I can get a good picture posted of the rear sight.

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Rusty, back when I had my license I got this one for a friend he didn't shoot it much. I bought it back when he had me order a S&W .40, I do carry it some. it is a 65-3 from the mid 1980's
I kinda reckon the 32-20 .45 combo is my favorite too.

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Wil you see Ganjiro while you are there?

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'92 rear sight

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