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I have had a #3 in 45/70 for awhile now, about 15 years or so. It is a great woods carbine. It has one advantage for me over the #1, the lever has a fairly stout detent to stop it from opening as opposed to the #1's lever release button which has been know to be bumped and drop the lever at the wors...

wolfdog

Very nice!

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My buddy Steve has a double rifle in 9.3 x74r. It is one of his squirrel rifles. Cool rifle but lots of recoil.

wolfdog

Nice, now get out a choot 'em.

wolfdog

Thanks Pete, from what you describe it would be a Crescent with 22 inch round barrel. He does not intend to sell this one although he got a few others that might be sold, mostly military stuff, this question was more from me as he had me look at it and I was just in awe of how nice this gun is, I ha...

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A friend of mine has inherited some firearms. One of which is a 1899. It is in 30-30 and is a take down. Serial number puts it as a 1921 built rifle. It has pistol grip stock, running deer inleted on receiver , a Lyman receiver sight, a front bead that looks to be ivory, bore is wonderful, and rest ...

wolfdog

Man that is pretty!

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I live directly in front of one of the bike paths in Fl. Would be nice to get hunting rights on a bit of property with a rational distance of me but that is not going to happen.

wolfdog

I want one of their single shots in 22 Hornet.

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Good for you!

wolfdog

45/70 500 grain cast load does a number on one. I have been thinkin on one of the Magneto Speed ones. A couple of folks at the range have them and like them.

wolfdog

Sorry about your wrist. Do not be surprised if Ruger says they will fix the 327.

wolfdog

I have yet to manage messing up a Leupold , I have had a couple of mine for over 30 years and no problems yet, so I have no experience with their customer service. Swift customer service is great but the scope they replaced my old one with is no where near as nice a scope as the original.

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Very nice!

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Those are cool, would go well with my fake Crusader AR.

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215 grain plain base 7 grains of unique is nice mild load. Pop gun load is same bullet over I think is 5.7 grains of Trailboss. Same bullet over 8.5 grains of Unique will break both shoulders of a 200+ pound hog at 40 yards out of 6 inch model 57

wolfdog

It is called Addison's.

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looks like a rich boy's toy. They do make them. I have been fishing off of Port Canaveral FL and had a Trident go under the boat. That was pretty cool.

wolfdog

There is a gunshop on OBT near Poinciana that has a 92 in 38 wcf. Bore is dirty but did not look bad. Tagged as having parts missing. they are asking $450 for it. If anyone is interested I will look up name and number.

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Pretty cool.

wolfdog

Any idea what a PW 800 convertible set up in 12 gauge would be worth? I have one sitting around just needs cleaned up.

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 5:16 pm Pigs WILL eat any other animal but they will NOT eat their own kind.

No, pigs will eat other pigs. I have seen it happen.

wolfdog

Prayers from Mims.

wolfdog

Its a nice show, don't know if I will make it or not but have been a few times in the past.

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I have not seen this posted so am bumping it up.

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Nice!

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Good job Doc! And nice choice on the rifle, I have one in 7mm 08 and it is accurate as all get out.

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Very nice!

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40 yards is about the max for taking a deer with buckshot from my experience although I di see one buck dropped at about 80. The guy hit the deer with one pellet right at the base of the skull, pure luck on his part.

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That is a shame. Luckily Travis hardware in Cocoa still seems to be holding its own.

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Ever try one of these?
https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/s ... 05965.aspx
They work pretty well.
https://cdn-us-cf2.yottaa.net/53ff2f503 ... _&yoloc=us

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Glad you are back up Griff. Biggest problem with building transmissions is getting parts. Last time I built an 8ll it took over 2 weeks to get the pieces. I could have had a rebuilt the next day. Luckily down time was not an issue.

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Glad you got through it okay, I was pretty lucky myself, power was only out for an hour and very minimal damage to the house(one shingle from a neighbor's house imbedded itself in the side of my house). Lots of others had it way worse, tornados touched down within 1/2 mile of my house, no one hurt b...

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Good for you!

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Tycer wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 7:39 am 357 it is. My fishing partner will have the bear spray and we have a plan to catch the other's attention with whistles.

2 Long rifle. The bear comes at you then you Kneecap your partner and stroll away. Might want some earplugs, the screaming could get intense.

wolfdog

Sounds like you done good. The 88 in 7mm-08 should be a lot of fun.

wolfdog

I have an Aimpoint PRO on one of my rifles and I recently helped a buddy sight in a Vortex StrikefireII. I like the Strikefire better and it is less than 1/2 the money.

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I am not a fan of striker fired pistols, if for no other reason almost none of them "point" for me, which is one thing I require out of a self defense pistol.

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A plain case of Tweedle-dumb meets Tweedle-dumber.

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My first was a Michigan spike buck with a borrowed 30-30 as well.

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Another B-17 article I think I posted before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_W._Mathis
In the picture the second from the right in the front row is my father.

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My father was a ball turret gunner on a B-17 early in the war. One of the mementos he had brought back was a piece of wing that had been damaged by flack. You could stick your head through the hole. During the 90's I met Charlie Brown when he stopped into a store I was working at and I commented on ...

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765x53 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2017 11:41 am A few pebbles of calcium-carbide placed at various locations in the tunnels will asphyxiate them with oxyacetylene gas.
No need to add water. The moisture in the soil will activate it.

Yep

wolfdog

Kinda wish I would have kept mine. Not stylish but dependably and accurate.

wolfdog

I was partial to Corbon 115p+P when I was toting a 9 all the time. Used it put down some hogs, worked very well.

wolfdog

Old hunting buddy in upstate New York Ed Skorupski had one in 257 Roberts it had the double set triggers since then it has passed to his son, and now to his grandson. I fell in love with when I first saw it but have never been in a position to get one but I did manage to get a Sweedish Mauser done u...

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Many years ago had a "camp" fox at a hunting camp in FL. Would come up looking for scraps at meal times. Really cool part was had no problems with mice fro the couple of years he was around.

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Needs more spam.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE

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I know for sure I missed a deer when I shot at a buck about 75 yards away from a ground blind and clipped a branch that was part of my blind. I know for sure because I killed him the next day from the same blind but a bit further away and he didn't have any extra holes and no branch blew up in front...

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