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JerryB

A man with a eye for a blade, and I don't even own one of his creations.

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Welcome back, what part of Michigan do you hunt? My family camped and hunted and trout fished on the Manistee river west of Grayling. That was in the 1950's.

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I have had a Rossi .357 for about 10 years and have shot a lot of.38 spl out of it with no problems. Several years ago my grandson wanted to do some cowboy shooting. He has an older Marlin .357 and a pair of the New Vaquero .357's. I loaded a lot of .38's for along time and I don't think either one ...

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I reckon I can say those two men were blessed by God with his protection.

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Welcome to the forum, a real great place to spend some time. I agree that once you get the headspace checked it would make a great .44 spcl rifle. The .44spcl is about my favorite round for plinking and any serious work that might come along, two or four legged.

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Rusty and Pete, Congratulations to both of you for sharing this occasion with us. Just can't wait until the little ones show up.

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Ron, I had some books about Uncle Remus and all of the characters. Mine were the Golden books, but you just can't beat watching the movie even an 80 year old can still did, with Tar baby and all the rest.

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I have seen some when I was young shot by Ad Topperwine, He shot for Winchester. There were probably other shooter too.

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It hasn't been available in the U.S. for a long time. Ray found it for sale called Vintagemovies.com, but my grandson could not find it there. He found it on amazon for 29.95.

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Well our movie Song of the South came today, we watched it after a quick lunch. And ''OL Brer Rabbit is still as slck as ever, even in the briar patch. Uncle Remus told some good tales. " Zippity Do Da"

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Pitchy, that is some real fine work!!!!!

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Doc AJ, did he live in Weiner, Arkansas?

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Is that from New Braunfels Texas?? Real good food there too.

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A drop in the bucket Isaiah 40:15 "Behold the nations are as a drop of a bucket" KJV 1611

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Would trying to get it on the ballot help?

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Back in the late 1960's we lived about 50 miles from there and never did get over there. Always been sorry about that.

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That's a good one Pete, we both got a laugh out of that one.

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Welcome back!!!!!

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Steve, I hit 80 a month ago, but I can still see the deer in the woods behind the house. Maybe I'll eat good meat this winter.

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Blaine I had one of those years ago, I never did know where it come from.

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Steve, I know now that you are considerably younger than I am because I can't even see a bowling pin at 300 yards. I might hit one with my 30-40 Krag rifle if they were in a pile.

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Hey Doc, I think you better stick with your Big Horn rifle at your age.

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An excellent blade, from excellent craftsman ship.

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My wife got it on her phone this morning. My phone is what you would call a house phone, pick it up and punch in the numbers, works every time unless the line is down.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!

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Ron, I believe that is about one minute of angle for a deer in the edge of a hay field. Truck door windows do make a good rest.

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WELCOME BACK BILL, you old bugger

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WOW!!!!! that is just plumb scary, my wife got a good laugh too.

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Pete that is going to be one fine looking knife.

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I reckon you had a good day. I should try those Cbee loads in my old Remington 550-1. Dad bought it for me in late 1953I had to replace the firing pin several years a go.

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Mighty fine Griff, it has been a lot of years since I have done any match shooting.

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Steve, some of us live in the woods and a 100 yard shot would be a rare thing. Enjoy your open spaces, my daughter lives in Yuma and tells me of her long range handgun shooting. That is for plinking and hunting.

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Like Old Win says try some Uninque 5 or 6 grains with 158 grain swc , they are real nice in my 20 inch Rossi. Probably not a 500 yard load but real fun plinking and fast shooting.

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Welcome to a great forum with a great bunch of folks. Let us hear about your guns and loads.

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I will be praying for God's will in this.

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Well I watched the show and I don't feel like I know anymore about Custer than I did before I turned on the TV this morning. Looks like they don't either.

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You are right, that is THE good book. I read some in it every morning drinking coffee.

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Brother Jim, that looks like a fine day at the office.

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Thanks for the article. I have taken all of my deer through the years with a 94 30wcf or a Kentucky .45 black powder rifle.

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Back when I was growing up, I knew deer hunters that used the 25-20 and 32-20 to get their deer every year in the Michigan woods.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DOUG.

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I think I'll stick with a good book.

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Good job well done !!!

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Bill, thanks for the tour. That is what we would stop for on trip, just glad I could see it with you.

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Reckon that one just there wait for your Bowie, looks good Pete.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY levergunners !!!!!!!!!

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. 44/40

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CRS, look in the Old Testament.

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Nath, that looks like a lot of good eating. Bessy done fine for you again.

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Doc AJ, my grandson has had a Kel Tec 2000 for several years. I do enjoy shooting it, never a malfunction and is very accurate out to 200 yards. It is a keeper with several long mags.

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