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I understand. I have a full length 45 Rossi and it seems unwieldy to me although it points and holds very well. I imagine the 36 bore is that much worse. I’ve thought of shortening it but I have a standard Marlin 44 so I haven’t. If I get a 357 I want a 16 or 18 1/2 inch for a utility(be there) gun.

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I imagine Microgroove will not be reintroduced in any caliber

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Sad to hear. I recently bought some bullets he posted here. He was a pleasure to do business with. I lost my daddy Feb 5. Seems like a lot of people going lately.

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I think you did alright on the CLs. That’s a popular bullet in a popular caliber and weight. You can always sell or trade to get something else. Pretty good hunting bullet too.

The lighter ones will probably do well in the blackout or any 30 for varmints and such. It is not a deer bullet though.

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I thought the Henry was basically a Marlin copy but idk

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You used to find these loaded in 308 and 30-06 anywhere ammo was sold. I see them as best for those two cartridges and those of similar speed for deer size game. Would probably be fine in 30-30 at closer ranges. Idk about 300 blk. The 130s are varmint bullets. Probably work well for practice and pes...

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Just get it and worry about feeding it later. I got a 444 in this drought and a member posted cases for sale. Another posted a bunch of bullets. Dies are available. You don’t have to do everything at once and the rifle is the most limited factor in this.

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I don’t see why Cowboy Special wouldn’t chamber and fire just fine at proper 45 ACP length headspaced on the mouth. Not sure why anyone would want to with ACP brass being much more available and auto rim brass being a superior option.

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That’s looks both handy and shootable

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Prayers her way

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Is the case too short to adjust a 45 Colt die? I mean I have dies that say 38sp/357mag/max. That is a lot of length difference

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My daddy passed away earlier this evening at the hospice center. It seems he was too sick by the time we figured out something was seriously wrong. I have a mixture of feelings but saw this coming before today. It’s still hard to believe he was living alone right before Christmas and see his rapid d...

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Short story is pointy bullets are longer than blunt bullets within a certain weight range. overall length will be longer in standard cases. If you deep seat the bullets to get within overall length with the pointy bullets pressure will rise. The bullets were designed to be used in shorter cases and ...

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I pray for Mr White’s speedy recovery. I recently did some business with him and he is a true gentleman.

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I have a feeling I know who but regardless this man is is my prayers.

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Boy those 1876s are a chunk of a rifle. Really great group there.

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The stocks are definitely not original to your rifle. They look like Remington OEM stocks for the 7600 though.

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I thought of getting some of those Speer plastic 44 cases and bullets. Primer power only. I could use them in my vaqueros too even in the shop

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Mine is in the low four digits. Lockup is decent. A little rotational and fore and aft movement. Seen much worse. Always read they should be shot with black only. I don’t have any Russian brass and my dies are Sp/mag. Like I said it will chamber even a 300 grain magnum jhp. I don’t see why I couldn’...

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As a kid around 11 or so, I saw my daddy take a shot at at pigeon sitting on top of a tobacco barn with an Undercover . I’m guessing at least 40 but probably closer to 50 yards. The bird crumpled at the shot. A truly spectacular shot from a cheap belly gun. Thirty some years later that 38 was stolen...

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I have one with almost all the nickel gone. Never shot it. I notice it will chamber Special and Magnums

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If I got an invitation to an elk hunt, a 357 rifle would be near the end of the list of arms I would chose. In perspective though, the range was fairly short with a bullet designed for controlled expansion and penetration in game. It’s not like he just grabbed some random defense JHPs off the shelf....

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Those prices aren’t relative to anything. A Ruger produced Marlin not worth $2000, or even $1500. You can get a Colt Python or Anaconda for $1500. Or a Supergrade M70. Or a high end Kimber bolt rifle or 1911. Ridiculous is right

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I remember a decocking of a Colt 380 that sent a bullet safely to the ground in front of my target. Countless times with air guns seeing what it would do but nothing dangerous. The scariest was after dry firing a 45 Auto N frame. I loaded the revolver to put it away as my defense gun. Somehow the mu...

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So just another 9mm pistol claiming to be the latest and greatest. 🥱 The subcompact single action dedicated nine has been done before by Sig, Kimber, Springfield. Double stack micros have recently been done by many. This is a first pairing of both trends. This pistol reminds me of the Kimber Micro ...

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Hmm the way I like my autos, Cockable and lockable

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I’m amazed I bought a pre safety 444S this year for $400. Dirty consignment guns can be a real bargain sometimes.

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My dad was taken to the hospital after complaints of back pain and swollen feet and reports of dementia. He was admitted and looks like he has heart failure, renal disease, dementia, anemia and prostate issues. He is very confused, restless and sometimes agitated. It’s been very hard. He has been li...

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That’s a beautiful rifle

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Pretty cool. Easy to hide and discreet if seen. I wonder how those grips feel under recoil though.

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I believe that bullet was loaded in 44 special but I’m not certain

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The forward edges of the comb look weird like it was built with Legos. But otherwise a fine looking rifle. A lot of bolt actions won't group like that

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No the 30-06 was replaced by 7.62x51/308 Winchester for services rifles and machine guns long ago. It had a good run though from 1906 to the Vietnam era.

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A 3 to 4 inch barrel on whichever frame size suits you. I like S&W but am open to Colt, Kimber, and Ruger too. A 3 to 3 1/2 inch J frame or SP101 would be very handy and versatile. A larger frame gives you more shots than five if that’s important to you.

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Yeah he should keep quiet. I was wrong in my defense of him earlier. I didn't know what the film making standards were for working with guns. I do know universal rules of gun safety but do not trust everyone else to. Turns out it is much more regimented than I though not only for armorers but the ta...

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I love seeing beat up old guns made into something workable. Nice!

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So I found some scope mount screws I held on to and put in a torx head with a similar shank length. It seemed a wee bit tighter than the screw in the rifle but it drove in fine with a screwdriver and cinched up well. The head stands a little proud but it's not in the way and doesn't look bad. The he...

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Same with most loads. Haven't seen anything yet I thought was terrible including 300s in my Marlin that many say won't stabilize. Seen a few groups around 1.5.

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3500? You have to be kidding me

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Honestly if you have a rifle configuration the rebore is the best and most economical way to go. JES has a very good national reputation. You rifle would look the same except having a shiny new bore and a new chambering marking of course. If you have a carbine a replacement will work. Changing a rif...

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I have the stocks and mag off. The hanger is empty on the right. I should have some 6-48 screws tucked away somewhere to try. I’d rather have something in there. The hanger isn’t very tight in the dovetail. It seems cinching down on just one side wouldn’t be a good idea

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I don’t think it is that rare. I remember them being catalog items through much of the 80s. Probably way before

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What if it is already a 38? His only option would be a rebarrel.

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This summer I bought a Marlin 444 with a missing for-end cap screw. Now that I disassembled it to give a thorough cleaning (surface rust removal), it seems like having only one screw might affect the bedding relationship of the barrel and fore-end. Is it important to have a screw on each side? Where...

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I think at some point in velocity and rotational force an unjacketed bullet may come apart in flight. I have read of this in very frangible varmints bullets at very high velocity. I think it's worth a try in your carbine though. I don't have high hopes in something like a 3006

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He should enjoy it. I have seen much worse mods.

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Yep. Aftermarket job for sure

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There are members way more knowledgable than me on on this. But I think that is a special order rifle from the factory as in factory custom.

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I bought a 444 during this shortage. I guess I can wait it out

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I don't see why it wouldn't work. A reduced load with trail boss in say a 30/30 or 308 might be interesting to pop off for a while. Like a cobbled up 22 mag in your deer rifle

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