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Doc Hudson wrote:....... but on what would one use that tasty sauce?

Catfish cakes?

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Yum! Sauce 1/2 cup fresh or frozen corn kernels 1 tsp minced garlic 1/4 cup diced onion 1 1/4 tsp olive oil 1 tsp minced jalapeño pepper 2 tbsp minced red bell pepper 1 1/2 cups low-sodium chicken stock 1 tbsp honey 1/2 tsp salt Pinch of black pepper 2 tsp fresh lemon juice In a medium pan, sauté co...

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If you gotta ask......nope, don't do it.

Is it an early takedown?

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Sixgun jr wrote:My father has always been an expert at smaller than normal things.

You lookin' in the mirror?

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I like the article about the .22 for survival in the August issue.

Thanks for posting.

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Very nice.

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One year older
one year bigger
one more candle on your cake.

May your days be filled with gladness
every hour that you're awake.

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Prayers sent!!!

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Welcome.

The Model 70 is back and if MSRP is any indicator, they won't be inexpensive. The cheapest is $1k.

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Pretty.

Details brother, we need the details!

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I love range reports!

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Winchester only offers the wimpy 200 grain loads in the 356, 358 and 375 Win calibers. Ptuey I say. Should be more like 225s in the 356 and 358 and 250s in the 375. And the 150s out performed the 180s in the 307 when it came to trajectory. Much closer to 308 Win trajectory than the 180s. The little ...

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gon2shoot wrote:Tycer, he will probably never shoot it.
A quick search I did showed ammo around $32.00

It's sad he won't shoot it.

If you found a price for 150 grain 307, I'd like to know where please. I saw the 180s are about that, but no where could I find a price on the 150.

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I've got 3 boxes of the 150 grain and can't find it for sale anywhere to get a price. Also have a box of 17 180 grain PP too.

Thought I might list it on GB. Unless that fella what got that killer deal wants it.....

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I've got ammo for you.

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Use the same "tape" you'd use for checking engine main or rod bearing clearances. Avail at most hotrod shops. Like: Plastigage . Yep, that's the stuff. Lay a strip on the back of the case head and close the bolt. Measure the width of the smushed plastic on the paper the plastigage came on...

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I'll stand second in line. Oooo Oooo pick me baby, pick me!

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Good on you! LOL

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I just bought an AE Ranger Trapper in 357 for $400. Thought it was a good deal.

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The list in my previous post is what I bought.

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You'll be fine. if you need to get her attention, ask if she wants an elephant. Bark. Meow. Or some nonsensical question. I agree on the eye contact thing. Also on the KISS principal. Be firm - you are the Alpha, it's necessary. When it's bed time, it is. When it's time to put both shoes on, it is. ...

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357 is the keeper.

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Wadcutters cycle fine too.

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Prices have changed, but here's the parts that are unique to the 357: u346432060 carrier spring cover 357 magnum $3 u346421180 carrier spring 357 magnum $2 u341450220 carrier 357 magnum $20 u344912370 cartridge block screw $1 u346410100 cartridge block $4 u346401830 ejector spring, 44 Mag, 357 Mag, ...

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Tim, The 94 is a pretty basic tool, and if you have a modicum of mechanical aptitude, a couple of hollow-ground slotted screwdrivers, and something to use as a punch, it's a piece of cake to get to the ejector. The whole tang assembly comes out with two screws, the lever and lever link drop out with...

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It's a Win 94 .357

You need look no further than this forum for 99.9% of your Winchester woes.

What seems to be the problem?

Symptoms and visible clues. Be as specific as you can.

Part #s help http://media.winchesterguns.com/pdf/par ... celist.pdf

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I agree with Hobie with one caveat: The Lyman is elevation adjustable with the push of a button and the FP requires loosening a screw and adjusting a screw.

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Howdy DC,

Welcome home!

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None of the hunters I know are that kind of person. They may be slobs, but they hunt with honor and a true care of life and humility for the food they harvest.

OI - Cool vid.

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I'd have to vote for the First Model Maynard in 36 cal.

The Ferguson is cool, but seems too delicate for my clumsy hands to use in the field. I like the caliber though.

Hunting a first model would be cool. I'd like to see one of the old-style Maynard priming systems in action.

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... same as above, with one addition... Take pics... before & after. Then post them here. Inheretence has Memories... If you can, create a scrap book for your great-grandkids with any info you can dig up on this gun's past. Include pics and stories of the owners including you and whatever you d...

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Not every 3 months, but yes, I donate.

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http://www.mne.psu.edu/psgdl/PSFVIP-5-251-F.pdf

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WOWZER! That is beautiful!

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Prayers up.

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Beautiful!

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Pretty interesting when a bullet does the unexpected.

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prayers up.

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It was called a Big Bore Winchester 94 and the cartridge is the 307 Winchester. It's a rimmed 308 Winchester.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =105925664

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =106528077

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You can adapt seating plugs with a touch of knead-type epoxy. It works well on lubrisizers also.

+1 on Jeff Quinn's do not crimp suggestion.

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Hadn't gotten dirty enough yet. +1 I wipe the outside, the bolt rails, and the exposed lever parts with the action open with a teeny bit of Ed's Red and I may brush out the innards. If I get it really dirty or expose to water, I'll disassemble and clean and then wipe. I never clean the bore of a ca...

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You are correct, if the bore is full of copper fouling, slugging will not give an accurate measurement.

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Green with envy!

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, a Lee Push-through sizer will be a really simple and cheap solution. Not if there is a constriction in the breech end of the barrel. Hot gasses ripping past the bullet after it passes the constriction will deposit lead the entire length of the barrel and accuracy will not be optimum. He HAS to re...

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If there's a constriction in the bore that sizes a cast bullet smaller than the rest of the bore, nothing will stop leading except fixing it or jacketed bullets. If Rossi won't fix it, lap it. That's not even close to SAAMI spec, and there's pretty much nothing a user can to to a gun to reduce bore ...

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I'd be sending it back to Rossi I think. Maybe take some soft lead and do a throat/leade cast. Take a case and fill it almost full of lead and then drive enough lead through the bore and thud it until you get a good piece of lead in the shape of your throat/leade. If the restriction is not very long...

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No matter what you do, it's gonna look like a patch. An inlay is the proper fix, but it will not be invisible, even if done by a pro.

It would be fun to do.

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