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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Wed Jan 07, 2026 5:24 am On the other hand Bill, maybe your uncle needed that medicinal gin to deal with you boys!
For me medicinal spirits don't do any lubricating !

For me, it can be a time machine when reading old letters, looking at old pictures, or listening to old music.

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I stoked a coal furnace and carried ashes from the basement when growing up. Natural gas is fine with me.

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I believe the primary purpose of the video was to sell Johnson's "War on Poverty" / "Great Society" big government scheme. With no regard or respect for the dignity of the people.

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 2:52 pm Do they still make the Ruger cylinders?

They did five or six years ago, when I got one. During the China flue fiasco it took a long time to get some ejector housings but, they were still in business.

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Politicians' will concentrate on guns to distract from the ethnicity and motivation of the shooters.

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I hear on the news that Maine has a big problem with crime by illegals'. It would not surprise me to learn that wholesale commercial poaching is one of those crimes.

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I remember reading of the Turkish army using Winchester '66s as assault rifles in a battle with Russians. Using their single-shots for long range and switching to levers as the battle closed. Don't ask me which war, or where I read it.

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I saw a video by Dr. John Campbell this week about the vitamin D fiasco. My physicians cut my D intake last year for no reason other than, "We don't see levels as high as yours in most people..." Well, duh... I've upped my dosage again and they most assuredly hear about it from me during ...

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USPS, one of constitutionally mandated responsibilities of congress.

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Funny you should mention. I purchased a gun on Gun Broker. I sent a check via Priority Mail on Nov. 10. It arrived in Philadelphia on the 15th, where it languished until delivered on Dec. 1.

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I believe a simpler and more cost-effective solution would be to eliminate all paper currency and redesignate the cent as a dollar. We would then have $1 through $100 coins which are fast becoming pocket change anyway.

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I don't really collect guns. I just want one of each.

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Taking over the drug distribution?

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Thus the advantage of the Nagant system. https://www.forgottenweapons.com/other- ... 95-nagant/

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I ordered one for my Security Six. It probably was 2021. It took eight months or more to arrive. I found new old stock for a Smith and a Colt on eBay much more quickly.

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mickbr wrote: ↑Mon Oct 13, 2025 5:25 pm
JimT wrote: ↑Sun Oct 05, 2025 10:56 am
Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sun Oct 05, 2025 7:10 am Every soul is precious to the One who created it.
+1
+1.

Please! Tell the Turks. https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/armenian-genocide

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JimT wrote: ↑Sun Oct 05, 2025 10:56 am
Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sun Oct 05, 2025 7:10 am Every soul is precious to the One who created it.
+1

That doesn't alter the evil pagan moon-god that they worship and the horror that they have visited on the World for more than 1400 years.

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Well, they are NATO partners, and it is possible a Christian is among the employees. The Turkish firearms industry has access to some lovely walnut. Islam: The vast majority of Turks are Muslim, with Sunni Islam being the most common branch, particularly the Hanafi school of thought. Alevi Muslims,...

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I'm as reluctant to give money to mohammedans as to China.

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I had cataract surgery in both eyes done thirty years ago. My wife had both done last year. No problems for us. Find a reputable, experienced surgeon. My surgeon had retired, so we had to shop around for my wife. Fortunately we found an excellent surgeon and facility. There surely is one in your are...

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Never seen anything unexplainable in the sky. A lot of people who believe in UFO's and aliens scoff at the possibility of Sasquatch. Which is more within the realm of possibility?

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Sep 10, 2025 8:09 am Yes, Unique please.

Here you go! https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart ... DR&i=UNIQ1

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Don't worry. When the electricity goes out and the satellites fall out of the sky, pigmy armies will emerge from the jungle and conquer the World with their unstoppable technology, pointed sticks that fly through the air! There is no defense!

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Their story's are so totally conflated, I'm not sure anyone has ever sorted them out.

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Stay busy! I haven't had an hours rest since 2016!

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I wonder where the other one is buried?

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I was about 7 years old at my Dad's side when he was introduced to Mr. Earp by mutual friend, and rodeo promoter Clyde Miller.

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Mel Torme was well known for his extensive collection of SAA's.

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I 've considered they might be fun to play with, but then I remind myself that for an extra $100 I could have complete SAA clone.

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I have done a small amount of loading using Lee 124 grain TL 's and Lil' Gun. I got good accuracy with just short of maximum loads.

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Sold guns are nothing but regret.

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A former member here had a prototype 336. It had no loading gate and loaded like a tube feed .22 or current Henry. It was chambered in .35Rem. The sight dovetails were not cut. It was obviously a proof of concept or tool room prototype. Pretty neat. I would love to up-grade my Marlins with Henry ma...

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Been retired for nine years. Haven't had a single day of rest, relaxation, or fun since. Good luck!

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Search trapping supply houses on the web. https://www.northamericantrapper.com/co ... ebe-knives

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Vegetable tanned leather will not corrode brass the way chrome tanned leather will. It's more expensive to tan that way which is why the other is more prevalent. So, you could have a bandoleer made but with vegetable tanned leather and it would resist verdigris. Also, nickel plated cases will resis...

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Canvas cartridge belts are available from Buffalo Arms and Wolf Ears Equipment.
https://www.wolfearsequipment.com/cartridge-belts
https://www.buffaloarms.com/search/?q=c ... ridge+belt

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Sounds like a project for a high school or local collage advanced chemistry class.

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 6:35 pm Keep a check at everygunpart .com . Not sure if Pacific Tool makes Winchester bolts or not.

Also keep an eye on the Gun Busters page on Gun Brokers.https://www.gunbroker.com/all/search?in ... ageindex=2

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It appears to be hand-stitched. Mr. Brooks is likely a skilled part-time hobbyist.

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In summer rabbits may have bot-fly warbles under the skin. Thus the old custom of only hunting rabbits during months with an R.

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I still have the lamp and cap I used when coon hunting. It had been my brothers before me. I also have the Prince Albert can for extra carbide and the hip flask for water. If you are not familiar, you only need a few pebbles of carbide in the bottom of the revivor. Test the drip of the water to find...

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 05, 2025 11:51 am
wvfarrier wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 7:00 pm Unique is probably thr most versatile powder available
And also likely the oldest powder still being produced! I think Moses reloaded with Unique!

Unfortunately, no longer being produced.

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A perfect illustration why it was never chambered in a lever-gun.

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I thought DMSO was a solvent used as a liniment. I didn't know people were drinking it.

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I like the cave-man diet. "Whatever is available and easiest to acquire."

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The Advent of Christ and his Church is prophesied throughout the Old Testament. As I learned in my grade school catechism classes from Schuster's "Bible History".

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Considering the time period, he may have been referring to his Smith carbine. A later editor, having little knowledge of firearms, would have added the Wesson and maybe even the "target rifle". Or, it could have been a Frank Wesson rifle with the "Smith" added by a later editor. ...

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Isn't the .480 Achilles close enough for a specially renamed commercial run?

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What would happen if a customs agent found a traveler with a note book written in Gregg or Pitman shorthand?

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I recall a comedian whose reply for all of these absurd warning was "if you don't know this, we don't need you".

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