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There is a museum in Hutchinson, Ks, with an SR71 hanging from the cieling of the place. One awesome experience to just walk around under the thing and look it over. Makes one wonder if the current administration would ever desire, or be inspired to build something of equal importance to aid in the ...

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Looking for and finding a particular rifle or handgun is a large part of the enjoyment of what we do. Exercise some patience here, you told us you were interested in an 1894 Cowboy in 357. That should not be impossible at all, but may take a while to find the nice rifle and good price, but what's a ...

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I don't think .32 Win Spcl. is the ammo of choice for terrorists and bandits, but I ordered 10 boxes of Leverevolution from Midway about 5 or 6 weeks ago now, and finally got an e-mail it was on the way a couple days ago. That is a long back-log, shows me they are working OT to keep up with sales.

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Who says porn is bad? I guess it depends. All I see is raw beauty in iron and wood, congrats on such a nice collection.

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The world is full of examples of kids who totally disrespect their parents, often we hear of cases where punk teenagers simply kill their parents for reasons that are bizarre and could never be warranted in 20 lifetimes. On this forum I read with relishment, how so many of you forumites passionately...

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Evolutionists would just figure a slide action has not fully evolved into a lever, it's no reason though to get rid of it. Glad you showed up to put in your 2 bits worth to the forum.

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I got back home this afternoon, had about 4 days with my dad to talk and visit. I'm not sure who is the most amazing to me, him, or you forum friends. As I look over your comments I see the cares and concerns of you all, and am deeply appreciative of your messages. It was sort of funny, he had to ge...

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I'll be off the forum a few days, got to make a run from Kansas to Hemet, California. It's about 1400 miles, piece of cake. My poor old dad is ailing from cancer, and may only have about 90 days or less to live, so I sure need to see him before they dope him up real bad. He's got a hospital bed in h...

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Someone asked Chet Atkins how they could learn to play the guitar. Mr. Atkins replied, "get yourself a guitar, go in your bedroom, and practice 10 hours a day".

Good luck JI

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It's nice to know that you might just have more of something than Wally World has.

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The 336A is a nice piece, I lucked out a few years ago and found a real nice one in a gun store in Oregon for $125.00 in near mint shape. Goes back to about 1984 I guess, good investment for sure, as yours will be too when you look back someday.

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Always looking for a good western I havn't seen. Just went to E-bay and bought Jack Bull, thanks for the heads up.

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No way I would ever sell my 86 Browning rifle. Got it for $479.00 NIB in 1986. If it weighed 12 pounds wouldn't matter, it's a special piece of iron, and I have a NIB SRC too, but the rifle is my favorite.

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I've been watching a Bronson Death Wish movie. I don't know, nothing wrong with football I guess, but I sure don't lose any sleep over it.

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For decades I was a hunter using the .348. Anything not in that league was a "pee wee" cartridge to me. I could only see red when my friends hunted deer with a 30-30 or such. When I learned of the 45-70 and what a big bullet really was all about, I wanted that too and did get several. But ...

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Just judging by the Army Vets words and attitude about this, I'd say the Mexican guy was wise to keep his mouth shut. Can't help but admire the Vet, need more of him.

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Man oh Man!!, I bet a rifle like that could run as high as 2 or 3 hunderd dollars. Way out of my budget, but Im glad fer you Victor. A 243 on Broker is at 2300 bucks, whew!!

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I'm gladdened by a story like this, the man underwent licensing and training and had qualified to be legal in carrying, It's nice to hear that all that paid off in his survival. But, as mentioned, he will suffer a lot of legal matters for awhile that's for sure. I bet his wife and kids believe in th...

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I just had to have a 308MX about 2 years ago. Wish I had waited for one of these now. Oh well, just one more to get I suppose. Nice rifle you have there.

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I was practically raised on SilverTips, shooting them in a 30-30, as well as using them exclusively in my model 71 for 40 years. I bought a BLR in .358 2 years ago, got a super deal on 20 boxes of S.T. .358's, 21.00 a box shipped, so I have a bunch of ST ammo, and have gotten a lot of game with them...

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I drove gasoline transports for 42 years. Seemed like I always parked a truck tonight, got in someone elses tomorrow morning and kept going. Never could make a good living though working 40 hours a week, always 60 to 80 for me. I've had hard times, but never clear to the bottom of the barrel.

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Noahzark got me interested in Corrosion X some while back. It's an industrial and aircraft type oil that is loaded with anti-corrosion properties and anti-rust compounds. A gallon of it is about 90 bucks plus freight to get it you. Enough to last for years. I put it in a plastic ketch-up squeezer to...

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Don't believe the panic mongers. Our President has no intention of denying Americans their consitutional right to bear arms. Let's just hope that in two years from now his approval rating doesn't drop to 20% as a friend of mine thinks it will. If her prediction proves accurate, we're in more troubl...

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That .32 looks like the one I bought off Victor recently----in fact, the rider looks like Victor.

I knew I bought an heirloom.

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I'm a major revolver buff, so Ruger could do it for me. Don't own a Ruger bolt gun though.

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I've had a Resistol Silver Belly since about 1984, and a Stetson Rancher in Black since 2003. Both hats are like new, and I personally see little difference in quality. Both great hats.

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I have a 4 inch brim Rancher in black. Geo. Bush wears that hat in the light beige color, and it is a nice hat to slap on your head. Not one I would go cut firewood in however. At least Stetson has a 7 7/8 for my big noggin.

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Salvo, it just makes the bug bite me harder, I'll get a 39 A by hook or crook, but I hope it's the right way!! Congrats on the gun, and to Silverbuzzard for parting with a such a fine piece.

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Welcome to the fire! Got any good stories about your levergun? One time I sat in the woods all day freezing my butt off with my Marlin in .35 Rem that I got at a pawn shop for $125. I didn't see a thing all day and I was happy. The End. Chris, you're an easy guy to please. Most of these forum guys ...

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I would trade a fair number of my shootin' irons for the ability to "thumb pick" a banjo or a guitar as well as either of those 2 old boys, what a sweet talent to possess. Yeah, I'd say those guys have learned how to have a ton of fun on a little expense. Lucky folks.

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My cats out in the barn were glad to see me this morning when I put a few sticks of wood in the stove to warm up their area out there. Glad I don't work out in this freezing cold right now.

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The next time Jay, put on your hard hat, safety glasses and thick leather gloves. You might have a chance to break even----but maybe not.

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Those 25-20 CL's are hard to find. I got one one on Broker about 1 1/2 or so years ago, NIB, for 525.00, The exception to the rule I felt even then. If you really want one, and this one for 695 is perfect and new from a good seller, probably not the worse deal you will ever make. Sure nice little ri...

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Going off Mt. Sexton near Grants Pass, Oregon with 9300 gallons of gasoline used to get my attention pretty often, make your butt tighten up sometimes depending how good a shape the brake shoes were in, but this kind of stuff here is just downright scary!!

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I feel for you, a rifle like that was not just "chump" change. Nothing worse than a lemon in a car, or anything else including guns. I got a NIB Marlin 94 in 44 mag about a year ago, my son-in-law got one too from the same Gunbroker dealer at the same time. His was perfect and flawless, mi...

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Looks like a pretty good place to be "roughing it". Any mosquitos down there?

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Looks like a black tailed deer that wanted to come for dinner at your house medicine man. Good on you, where-abouts did you nail that one?

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Check in the mail today, HONEST, no bull here!!

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I wouldn't be caring for those sheep for life, and when I came back to the real world I would want my new model 71 I had bought back in 1939 to hunt any critter I wanted to.

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I know the feeling when critters are lost Rangerider. I hope you get a good plan working soon, and rid the country around your place of the vermin doing this to you.

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These things get posted every so often and I get so irritated by the fact that they can't keep their fingers off the triggers when not on-target that I can't enjoy the scenery. Sidney with the Tec 9 seemed to keep her finger off the trigger pretty well, I backed it up at least a dozen times to be s...

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I have favored the bigger bores mostly. 30 caliber is the smallest I want, preferring the .348, the .35, the .358, the .405, the 45-70. I've killed several deer with the 30-30, no problems there. But I detest the notion of a .243, or a .270 and their little brothers and sisters getting into my safe....

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Hobie-----UUUHHHHH----"Lady Liberty Defended"?, is that something Schumer and Pelosi would want to encourage and promote? ANS: I doubt it. But count me in when you need me for help or a few bucks. Sounds like something great just by those 3 words.

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Ever thought of tradin' back for a good fiddle? OH!!---the answer is NO? I understand, too nice of rifle, don't blame you!!

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My dad just had an artificial elbow put in place, he isn't bragging about how he handled the pain, but it's better each day now after almost a month passed. Good luck on that shoulder, and sure hope the healing is fast.

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What would you guys tell someone looking for a Marlin 39-A? I need one real bad, do I get a new one with un-needed safety?, hammer that rebounds? or do I go for broke and find a nice older one?. How far back in years do you go to the real McCoy? instead of the lawyer version? What's a real nice one ...

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Very early (1936) long tang model 71 deluxe. Kinda like a woman that a man gets familiar with--------- you learn how to hold her, and you don't lose your grip.

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.348 or a .358, they both-----or either---- will kill anything I aim at, and neither kills me when I fire them.

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I bet John Waybe himself could come to your house and find a gun he had no quarrel with!! Nice collection, take care of them, you'll appreciate more in years ahead perhaps.

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Thanks for your input and 2 bits worth. My buddy has told me about the "Commemorative" rifle he bought a few years ago several times, but I don't go to his house so I never have seen it. Now all of a sudden he needs info as to what it is. No markings on it at all designating what it commem...

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