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Anyone know how to contact Griff?? Other than email?

Well - he owns it so he is deciding whether to keep it. Wonder what it is worth - well worn but in good shape.

Friend who owns a gun shop has come up with one of these. Would anyone let this get away??

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Nice rifle - that appeals to me.

Ed - leave it to you boy!

Might get it for a little less but they don't seem to go much less than that here. The two 308s I have some experience with are quite accurate.

Saw the Ragin Cajun one time.

Three cheers

I think Kirk makes the case that the old guns at 100 yds with iron sights cannot really be outdone with the new ones with a scope.

Anything you would actually need to shoot with it would be BIG and that group as it is would be fine.

Kirk, this is too much. What a collection of shooters!

Looks like they are for a Super Blackhawk.

WOW!!!!

THAT IS AMAZING.

Very nice all the way around - those are great guns. Must be nice to own one of the best ever made of the single actions.

Who know about this leather work?

Larry, welcome and ----- swat that bug will ya!

What a sweetie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

J Miller - look into Tap O Cap - you can make your own percussion caps with soda cans and caps from a cap pistol.

I think Federal indicated they were 18 months behind for their ammo orders.

Have it hard chromed - go the other way if it shoots well. Spend the dough and have something indestructible and useful. Leave the screws in for plating otherwise I have heard they won't stay.

I ran into the same problem with a 94 Win. Ask Steve at Stevesgunz.com.

In some loading data Red Dot does indeed look faster, Speer, 230 gr 45 Auto in #11 for example.

No answer to email.

Hobie has some good info on his blog. Just scroll down a ways.

http://shootingwithhobie.blogspot.com/s ... bel/Rifles

He probably has something about your pistol too - I think he owns one.

That is a beauty!!!!

Seems to me we heard before, maybe on the old board that these have barrels measuring .378 or there abouts.

The question was ------ where is Griff - not - what would he shoot them with.

Joe - Wish I could!

Sent an email - Joe, don't MAKE me come over there.

Where do we get this guns as "her" thing - guns throw projectiles - what has that got to do with women????

Not like him to be gone away this long.

Yeah Tutt - that's Boone and Cricket!!!!

You got that?

Be hard to say - K22 - many others.

crs - what is in your picture?

Apparently that affects people differently. You probably have to shoot one yourself to see.

Probably the bottom one here - 45/70.

And this 45 Colt loaded heavy,

Budyy has one of those. Less than 1/2" group sighting it in as I recall. I saved his target - I'll look.

Thanks New Pig - mine is a 1980. Great rifle.

Well, it is a lever.

243 BLR 81, 30-30 wouldn't really do what I wanted which was flat out to 300 yd capability.

But, got the 94 30-30 within a year.

Wow, that is a beauty!!!!!

You know Blaine - if possible, I think it would be a good idea too shoot one before you buy.

Friend of mine shoots pigs with a #3. I didn't find it too bad for hunting duty.

Ravenman - I was thinking of dipping it in chocolate.

Hmm Tutt, good question - this was bagged right where you first hit the 400 yd plate with your 375 H&H. By the way, Charles was asking about "Dancin Guy". Those are holes from his 1956 Model 70, 270 in the middle of the target, 1st time out.

The fellows here making their own for other calibers tell me there isn't much difference with the copper bullets.

You're a daisy if you do!

Why Johnny Ringo, you look like somebody just walked over your grave.

Preferred Tombstone but this was good too.

He picked this up and we took it to the range - fed everything he had and hit where it should from 50 yds to 125. Very slick and light. Anyone have an idea when a K0714xx would have been made, imported by Interarms. With a Puma head on the left side?

He picked this up and we took it to the range - fed everything he had and hit where it should from 50 yds to 125. Very slick and light. Anyone have an idea when a K0714xx would have been made imported by Interarms. With a Puma head on the left side?

He picked this up and we took it to the range - fed everything he had and hit where it should from 50 yds to 125. Very slick and light. Anyone have an idea when a K0714xx would have been made imported by Interarms. With a Puma head on the left side?

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