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If you remember his election campaign, well - he is a girlieman.

Sometimes I think the recall process should be used often.

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Yeah, I'm hungry too now. All your fault guys! LOL Here at home I'd say cinnamon, pine, turkey, hot chocolate, Patron, real wood (preferably oak) in the fireplace, and everything being cooked. My Great Grandparents used the fireplace and wood stove to heat their home, and we ate Christmas dinner the...

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Congrats on your Marlin and it should be a great Lever. Looks good too.

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Speaking of Trappers, I really like the short carbines, but the short "short tifles" are also pretty good. Good for Cimarron, and wow their list prices are just short of a thousand. Here is a short short rifle that Nate made, inspired by a certain '54 Winchester M94 in 30-30. ;) http://img...

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Here are two snubbies:

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Thanks for posting this. I'll forward it to some of the guys at work in case they missed it.

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Yeah, these changes in who makes and sells what M92s has me konfused as well. But you guys have helped quite a bit and all I have to do now is remember. (Hah, right!)

Glad I was able to buy this .357, it is sweet.

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Yes, too many people have no respect for others. That is when we are forced to go back to the old fact that physical force does indeed solve problems. And Lulu, our ankle biter Lhasa Apso, says "Hey! It's the size of the fight in the dog! Now throw my ball so I can fetch it!" http://img205...

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In town too; over the last twenty years I've seen dogs running loose every week. Quite a few were doing something they shouldn't be and simply needed to be leashed up until their owners or animal control collected them. Not really much of a problem. But five times I've dealt with dog(s) attacking ki...

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The Katrina scenario of societal breakdown and survival is always the first one I think about when I consider being given only the choice of one or two firearms - Right, and we've had two big riots here, like the rodney king riots, and I believe fewer issues during a couple of earthquakes. They sus...

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JohndeFresno wrote: ::: so many conflicting firearms laws ::: and so many strange interpretations based upon court decisions :::

Yeah I know. I'll ask some friends what the Rangers have told them. Archery is looking better and better.

EDITED: Gun Smith, do you remember what section that was?

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I've been reading everyone's posts, and trying to pick just one Levergun & revolver combination. Then I realized that, hey, I did basically store my own guns a few months ago. So what did I keep with me to live my life here in town? A 5" 1911/45, a 2" J frame, and a M94 Trapper/ 45 Lon...

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You define your purpose or in general. Hmmm. I'm going to rule out any worries about bears, mountain lions, or similar wild animals for this one. If I spent most of my time in town or otherwise not hunting for food, the primary purpose of this gun would be defense against bad people and mad dogs. S...

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Well, I like the stubby Levers, they are just too handy not to have. And my .45 Trapper was the right price. :mrgreen: And I have some 20"ers that do well for me. And I really really really want a 26" 30-30 (all Fadala's fault darn him!). And no, I'm not senile. Yet. I'm not I'm not I'm no...

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The thread on converting the little workhorse Surefire 6P to LED made me think I might post a thread about these rechargeable flashlights. I've been using a Black Bear nightly for probably a year or more. It is bright (the Borealis 1050 model - 1050 lumens), I usually compare it to the high beams on...

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Yes, congrats on the old family .22 and thanks for sharing the story with us.

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Good job on your buck. And glad to hear the Lever in 30-30 still delivers; a favorite of a bunch of us.

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In any case, your M92's look good to me, congrats. And Steve's work has spoiled me, his M92's are just plain great.

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I've never regretted buying a Trapper 30-30. And I prefer that tang safety to the cross bolt found in the previous versions.

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Around here there isn't much a pair of heavy loaded .44 Specials can't handle.

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Whether you call it Long Colt or Colt, we just spent the weekend shooting mostly standard factory loads and a few heavy thumpers from Double Tap. Winchester's 94, even with that real ugly cross bolt wart on the side, is a lot of fun in this caliber. Wish I had a couple 92's. This pic was taken just ...

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Yes, thanks for the update. We're at the cabin now, and will shoot a few rounds out of the 16" .45 LC Winchester for Paco.

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Absolutely. The Rossi's are real nice, I need a few more.

And Nate has a DVD on upgrading them a bit, or he can do it for you.

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"The Outlaw" and others..... Ohh myyyyyy... Mmmm. Mmmm. Mmmm. Maybe one of those cable TV stations will do a special of her movies.

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That's good news. Glad to hear it.

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What they all said. That looks real good. Just wiping it down would be fun, let alone loading & shooting it. Congrats!

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Great pics, thanks.

Hehe, I'll have to check our view tomorrow. Might have something interesting in the background..

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Here is a Rossi made EMF brand .357 M92 that Steve worked over. It is sweet. Not one complaint. Great Lever and a favorite.

Another pic, with its' sidekick S&W .357..

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Hah, congrats on your '94, no matter "ugly" it is or isn't. The Trapper length is definitely my favorite on the M94's & 92's.

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I got this for the price of the Desert Warrior I was looking at. Super deal and it is mine now. The sidekick is mandatory for 1911 owners. The grip on a single stack 1911 fits my hands and I can actually hithe target (on a good day)... Some double stacks are horrible that way. http://img341.imagesha...

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A bit late maybe, but congrats on a great deal. And the chicken sounds good too.

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Hang in there, you can do it. Prayers and best.

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Sounds like a great time with getting out of town, the fresh air, the woods, and shooting. Thanks for sharing and scratch your girl behind her ears for us.

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Good to hear, and like they say, the Lord answers knee mail. Our best and prayers for continued healing.

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We should send Tycer and Jeff a box of ammo for a job well done!

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:lol: Maybe it did, or didn't happen. Makes a good story though. The intended victim was a lot nicer than some folks would have been, and the whole robbery at knife point thing is serious and a felony anyway. Thug started it; sometimes the good people come out on top in real life. My reading doesn't...

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Wow, I am always amazed at how communications has changed since about 1960. And I don't have quite the Seniority of some folks, although I am getting there, and hope to enjoy the ride along the way. I remember party lines, and when many folks here didn't have a home phone. Good neighbors should be a...

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I bought two PS6 DA's, one for 4" K frames and one for 4" N frames. I like them a lot. Holds the pistols tight by my side and higher up than some other brands, yet the draw seems as low as the other brands. Like Hobie posted, the price is great and I bought his belt and speedloader pouch t...

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Wow, you guys posted some great pics and thanks for sharing. It is appreciated. And if I could only keep two guns, well, I guess there are several that would serve quite well, but boy would it be tough. For now, I want a 3 1/2" .357 S&W and my NKJ 16" M92 in .44 Special. The S&W wo...

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2ndovc wrote:Federal makes a 200 Gr semi-wadcutter HP that is super accurate from my S&W 21. jb

Same here, and I also have some of the Speer factory Gold Dots. I haven't shot anything more dangerous than paper and one ground squirrel - but it dropped.

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[quote="AJMD429"] I'm betting that NONE of the computers, routers, modems, and so forth will be working in what - maybe five years - ten years at the most...? I just went outside and shot a 115-year-old rifle, and it worked PERFECTLY. quote]

That sure is how it seems to work.

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On the four lever only thread, I keep trying to get a 38-55 included without giving up my other choices.

Has anyone ever heard of a take down, with a second barrel for another caliber?

Like the TCC single shots, but in a Lever.

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It means you have to celebrate and go buy something new that's Lever related.

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Today's choices are: NKJ 16" EMF .357 beadblasted stainless, receiver sight & gold bead, good wood NKJ 16" EMF .44 blued octagon, receiver sight & gold bead, with good wood 26" Win M94 30-30AI, deep blue, great walnut, receiver sighted with gold bead 20" Win M94BB .356 Wi...

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Congratulations. I haven't seen any older Levers here for a while.

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Did you hear the audience in that? Grins, that pilot was having too much fun. I'm jealous!

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[quote="J Miller But anyway, what is the point? Joe[/quote]

No real point Joe. I was just being happy. If I caught you at a bad time or I was out of line then I apologize..

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Winchester!!

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Looking forward and let us know how it shoots!

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I am tickled every morning when I get up. jumbeaux I was broadsided by an old halfton Chevy 1500 back in '94 and could have died. I didn't, and try to remember that every day is gravy. Also try to remember to be thankful for my blessings. Do wish my eyesight was what it used to be though. ;)

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