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Good stuff! Congratulations and thank you for sharing.

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Friends Call Me Ji wrote:What's the difference between a tuba & a tuna?
You can tune a tuba but you can't tuna fish.

It all depends on one's herring.

(snare drum then sound of crickets......................)

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my guess is that the bulk of the market will be CAS shooters, thus 44-40 is the right choice. Especially if black powder is going to be used. 45 LC would be the other choice for that market. However, Henry is attempting to build an authentic recreation. I can't find one or I would be test shooting ...

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Sure is pretty but ouch, my wallet screams in agony at $2300...! If I were spending that much on a lever gun it would be a Bighorn Armory Spike Driver. ...and I think .44 Spcl would have been closer to the original. ... or a .44 Russian I love my Uberti "Henry 1860". It is in .45 Colt - w...

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God news guys..... Jeff Update: Well, well my Facebook Prayer Warriors...you can all get a little bit cocky and rejoice in the power of prayer!! Surgeon just called up and and noted that there was no need for further amputation(s). After going back into the foot/toes, it was clear that tissue is sti...

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It's neat to see them being produced in the US again. I wonder if one has been put through the test?

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Got this note from Jeff's wife on Face Book: Good morning all...This is Souette Quinn...Jeff's wife. For those FB friends specific to Jeff on his personal page, I wanted to request prayer for him at this time. Jeff is in Vanderbilt Hospital with an undetermined, aggressive form of a blood infection....

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Glad your OK!

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According to all my shooting resources you are not supposed to be able to do that.

Love it!

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Hey Jim! Your quiver is full......wonderful stuff.

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Heck Chris, I'll loan/sell you the dies, sell you 100 primers and give you the brass. What's yer excuse now? Huh? Huh? I've got three sets of 38/357 dies and since I no longer shoot 360 DW, that third set is extra. Enabler... :twisted: What's the phrase?... "Get thee behind me Satan?" :lo...

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Cool! Well it sounds like a definite go then. Tycer......thank you so much for the offer on those. I am not set up for 357/38 yet, otherwise I would take you up on that. Means a bunch! l'll try the Buffalo Bore in the meantime. I have always been impressed with the accuracy of this little rig....sho...

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I've shot a few cylinders in my 6" Smith 686, though never targeted that distance. You know you're shooting a big load, and I think it would be a great bear deterrent. Shot many rounds at 100yds in the baby rolling block and, in fact, it's my favorite round to shoot, short of a 180gr .35 spitz...

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Didn't want to jump in on the rifle thread dealing with this so pose it here. Thinking about trying Buffalo Bore's cast 180 Gr. in 357 Mag. as a possible Bear protectant in my Security Six with the 2.75" tube. Time and money is precious, so wondering if any of you all have any experiences to th...

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Since Griff posted his.......

A 1960's Stevens:

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Outstanding, all around!

Have a soft spot for the Stevens/Savage Doubles as well.

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Sorry I am not seeing the good intentions of Starbucks on this. It seems to me a chicken response to bring back and/or increase the number ofliberal coffee sippers in their stores. If they had a problem with open display then that is what they should have addressed. To further understand the politic...

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It's a great book and I often read mine. It has no section on firearms(at least muzzleloading should be in there?) but they do show a way to skin a rabbit. Still...much enjoyment in there.

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Nice outfits.....now let's see a close up of the rifle! I am looking for a good felt rifleman's hat like that one. The capote seems to make a lot of sense.

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The SBH hammer is superior, I believe for positive/fast re-cocking of the revolver. But I have never tried it with the Bisley grip.

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Very sorry John.

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Happy Birthday!

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That is a fine looking Pistola! Love them Supers...thanks for sharing.

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Very nice....all business. Guys who shoot the heavier stuff love that stock design.

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Congrats on a fine rifle. Like T-man, love me some 356 Winchester! I am sort of a cast bullet snob...use Beartooth 210 gr. FNGC in .359 diameter and the RCBS 200 Grain FNGC. Here is mine, bought new in 1992 and my sons Marlin "Texan" in 44 Mag. Both were superb on close up Hogs down in Tex...

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I'll admit I'm a noise-wimp; I even wear hearing protectors when using a lawnower (push or rider), or a string trimmer, circular saw, chainsaw, belt sander, or . . . even a loud vacuum cleaner ... :oops: . But five decades of doing that seems to have left me good enough hearing to pick out bird cal...

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Great stuff...thanks for sharing those. Many photos I had not seen.

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Congrats to you both Jay! Can't believe how big he got.

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A great thought......would be very nice to do.

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Well done!

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Amazing that a gun like that still exists! Thanks for sharing Hobie.

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Guys-------How bout we all take a deep breath and think this through. I think of both you guys (as my very good friends)I respect you both and again when we post on here(not talking face to face)its tough. Things can get out of hand. This Forum needs both of you two. I would be deeply saddened if e...

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Those are true riches Brother....wonderful stuff! Congratulations to you all!

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Wonderful stuff! My middle boy and I got out a few days ago and burnt up some 22, 44 Special and 44 Mag. Had a guy there with and Romanian Ak and he and his buddy got to shoot it. Wasn't sure if they were going to sleep that night...... PS: Does that van have it's own zip code, or what Brother? :sho...

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The 357 mag. in a rifle really shines.

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My boy shot this 185 pounder with the Ranch Dog 265 gr. in a 44 Special case....very mild load of 2400. Recoil is pretty much nil, but he could shoot it well. Maybe 1100-1200 fps? It went in at the gristle plate/shoulder and completely penetrated quartering through the hog and came out the other sid...

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I happily humped a pig for the first few years I was playing. I really (really, really) hated my A1 and learned to single-fire my 60 from the shoulder. Did I mention I HATED my A1? Never handled a SAW, but it's not in a proper caliber anyway. Play was my operative word as well. I only played at it....

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The grease gun looks like fun...played with them but never got to shoot them. Would seemm like an ideal jungle get away gun. The A1's never felt like a real rifle to me, but The Pig was fun....helped complete the ten foot tall and bullet proof feeling. But keeping those belt links together on a miss...

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I had the kind that used to keep you warm all night.

And yes those are an A1 and SAW behind me.

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Wonderful!

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Rob Leahy should be able to either give you an outstanding sheath or a solid direction.

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Done!

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Very sorry to hear, and will send some prayer up for sure.

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Washington's uniform is my favorite too. Also love the Spotsylvania stump. http://www.civilwar.si.edu/weapons_stump.html
All the weapons/presentations are incredible. If you get th chance to go to Mt. Vernon, you have to do it.

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I am happy for you Blaine......hope you enjoy them all.

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Love the Flat Tops! Thanks for sharing OSOK....well done.

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A nice pair Blaine!

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Pretty awesome stuff. I can never wait to get back to the Smith and soak it all in.

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Thank you for posting Sixgun......that is a wonderful little rifle.

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