OT Happy Birthday jdad.
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OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Have a GREAT DAY...
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Sounds like a good day to do some shooting!
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
wishing you a blessed day
Mike Johnson,
"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Happy Birthday....
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Have a great day, JDAD! May all your lever dreams come true!
"Now it cuts like a knife, but it feels so right." - Bryan Adams
Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Happy Birthday!
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Happy Birthday!!!
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Steve
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Have a good one
Pete
Sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile gnawing through the leather straps to get up in the morning..................
Sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile gnawing through the leather straps to get up in the morning..................
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Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Happy Birthday Dave. Ready to cut lose of some of that older Marlin collection yet? 
... I love poetry, long walks on the beach, and poking dead things with a stick.
Re: OT Happy Birthday jdad.
Thank you all!
Here's what's going on.......
I'm actually messing with a centerfire right now.
I found a Model 1893 Deluxe, 38-55, that dates to 1895. The checkering was almost worn & gone, so I am having it recut. http://www.checkering.com I hope this one doesn't have headspace issues. My other 38-55 is getting a "grommet" soldered in, to take up the space. It was too expensive to turn the barrel 1 turn, cut the mag tube down, and refit the forearm. He also didn't want to build up material, on the locking lug. Thankfully this is a 38-55. John said he couldn't do it if it was a bottleneck cartridge. Max HS is .004 and it miked out to .027. http://www.johntaylormachine.com I also have a Stevens Walnut Hill (22lr) coming my way, in a couple of weeks, that Paul Shuttleworth is putting together. I just have to finish off the wood. Thankfully I didn't sell off all my sights. http://www.cparifles.com
Here's what's going on.......
I'm actually messing with a centerfire right now.
I found a Model 1893 Deluxe, 38-55, that dates to 1895. The checkering was almost worn & gone, so I am having it recut. http://www.checkering.com I hope this one doesn't have headspace issues. My other 38-55 is getting a "grommet" soldered in, to take up the space. It was too expensive to turn the barrel 1 turn, cut the mag tube down, and refit the forearm. He also didn't want to build up material, on the locking lug. Thankfully this is a 38-55. John said he couldn't do it if it was a bottleneck cartridge. Max HS is .004 and it miked out to .027. http://www.johntaylormachine.com I also have a Stevens Walnut Hill (22lr) coming my way, in a couple of weeks, that Paul Shuttleworth is putting together. I just have to finish off the wood. Thankfully I didn't sell off all my sights. http://www.cparifles.comI know a whole lot about very little and nothing about a whole lot.