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I have a superbly accurate Triple Deuce; if I'd ever used it for deer (hunting from my fixed stand) I'd probably try a Nosler Partition bullet. Haven't done it yet -- 'cause I like my leveraction! (Savage 99A in .250 Savage)

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4t5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 01, 2025 10:29 am Surely a good socialist...

Is there such a thing?!?!?!

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 11:15 am The main benefit would be that they could be switched off.....

How about TURNED ON ? ? ?

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 01, 2025 12:27 pm That makes as lot more sense.....

I agree John. I know your politicians and country (yet not all the people) have gone completely OFF the rail -- but I didn't think it'd gone THAT far!!

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Fortunately they taste the same as any other deer. Quite true. I shot a small 3 pointer one year -- 1 small point on one side, 2 spikes on the other -- as he had walked right up on me... The guys in deer camp teased me that I'd "Shot the village idiot..." and they were glad that his genes...

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ANDYLARSSON wrote: ↑Mon Nov 24, 2025 9:18 am We have 600 pins of everything except the Old Army coming through.

Are the pins for the Old Army coming later, or maybe not at all? There's a small market for those due to bent pins. *

( * I haven't joined that club "yet"... )

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Just saw this on a .22 website, and figured I'd share it here. Here's the poster's 1st post -- we do this at deer camp, where the rifles are outside in the cold, but safe from the elements or theft. And it works... "Another way was to just leave the rifle out in the cold. An unheated porch woul...

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I find that some air rifles, particularly spring air rifles, are very sensitive as to how you hold them. If you are very consistent, your gun will shoot noticeably better. I’ve never thought about this with firearms but I’m wondering about it. I know that the more consistent you can be with a SAA t...

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I have always been touched by Jay Ungar's "Ashokan Farewell," a recent melody that made the 19th century and the soulful spirit of "The Civil War" of Ken Burns come alive. That was great -- thanks for sharing this Bill! This is most entertaining ! Sad & mournfull ? To be sur...

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...it takes a certain temperament to ride out the weather on those boats. True that. A friend of mine did dozens of trips across the North & South Atlantic as an engineer on merchant vessels. He only did 2 or 3 trips on the Great Lakes -- as he said that's where he saw the wildest weather and w...

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I just saw that the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald was 50 years ago today... November 10th. RIP to the captain & crew -- fair winds and following seas. I've always like the haunting song by Gordon Lightfoot (RIP), which is a fascinating and captivating piece of song/storytelling history. I've se...

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AJMD429 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 27, 2025 7:07 pm That's one of the reasons hitting a horse is so bad. They are huge and the body is at the height of the windshield.

Yup, that's the problem/risk when hitting a moose too!!!

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Wow, really nice! But you know -- you can't shoot them all -- so you ought to loan them out to us here; we'll shoot them for you, get them on target, put them through their paces, etc. You'd eventually get them back there (right....) This is no time to be greedy... But lucky -- yes! I'd say you were...

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I'm curious if anyone here has experience with Spanish-made side-by-side doubles... :?: I looked at a few nice ones by Aya, Sarasqueta, and Uggy (Ugartechea) earlier today, but they were all out of my budget range as I'd also picked up a new Browning O/U (Cynergy CX, 20 gauge). So I picked up this K...

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Maybe it's time for the Vikings to return and sack the church?!?!

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I just learned about this history during a recent trip driving from ME, across NH, then northwest over to Lake Champlain at Burlington VT, then driving up to the northern islands of the lake and coming back south on the mainland via St. Albans, VT. The northern most land action of the Civil War occu...

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That’s funny Jay! Sorry for your loss… Just found this online… ”Kahr Arms got its name from founder Justin Moon's belief that a European-sounding, specifically German, surname would help market the brand as a quality engineering product. He chose the name "Kahr" as a nod to the reputation ...

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Streetstar wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 10:44 pm ...but -- German engineering is usually quite satisfactory

I think the owner/designer is Korean?!?! I recall hearing that "Kahr" was selected as the name as it sounded harsh and European.

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AJMD429 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 7:35 pm I've started multiplying everything by seven to put it in 'dog years' - it sounds even more impressive...

LOL. I'm having a few tonight to de-stress -- but in "dog beers" -- I've only had ONE!!!!!

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jnyork wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 3:59 pm
jeepnik wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 3:53 pm One day at a time. And on some days only with the grace of God.
Got that right!!

Amen to that!!!

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What is the difference between the MK9 and the CW9? Hi Jim: * The MK9 is all metal, 4" tall (6 + 1 capacity), 5.3" OAL and weighs in at 24 oz. * The CW9 has a poly lower, is 4.5" tall (7 + 1 capacity), 5.9" OAL and weighs 17.7 oz. I tend to shoot heavier handguns a bit better, s...

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Well, now I have 3 options for concealed carry -- all with the same trigger action & feel. I finally found a decent MK9 at a very decent price to join my other stainless Kahrs. Yeah, Jay Leno may have a nice Car Collection -- but all I can afford is a Kahr Kollection. I'll have to get it out to ...

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I've had cataract surgery done in both eyes, the first about 8-9 years ago and the other 3 years ago. I now have 20/20 or better vision in both eyes but do have to wear readers, which to be honest I had to wear prior to the surgery. I've had no issues and am glad I had it done. Both mine were done ...

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Whoa, Darryl, how did my post end up on yours? Sorry bro! Total mystery. Gee, Bill, I have NO IDEA of what you touched -- just DON"T TOUCH IT AGAIN!!! Cheers! Old No7 And for those who missed seeing what I'd originally posted... PSA = A Public Service Announcement I'd mentioned recently that I...

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Sun Sep 14, 2025 3:34 pm I too have unsuccessfully tried to contact Victor but he did post here on February 27 2025.

Oh, good to hear that John; I'd clicked on his name to find the last posting date, but it was blank when I looked...

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Darryl, I confess to fudging on a lot of my assigned PT over the years, but there has been so much of it with all the surgeries that it was like being assigned a 20-page paper with footnotes as a high school sophomore, i.e., torture. But I agree that the closer I came to doing the work, the faster I...

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Guys. I hope I am wrong, but I fear the worst for Victor... I'd reached out to him a year or so after he sent me -- for free! -- a full set of nautical charts for Maine, but I never heard back from him; either on PMs from this site, or by mail that I sent out. As I said, I do hope I am wrong... Old ...

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Was always tempted to mess with one of those. 8) We use them to kill the annoying/biting "August flies" that we get when we're chilling on the boat at the lake -- table salt kills 'em good, and it doesn't scratch the gel coat on the boat. I "pattern" mine on large leaves to asse...

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Good info Bill!

Summary =
"In the end the solution is simple. Keep the good fouling in the rifling, remove the bad fouling in the chamber."

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So, almost 40 years ago I bought a Taurus Model 94 stainless steel revolver. A none-shot .22 Long Rifle... But the darn thing is the most ammunition-sensitive gun I think I own... Well, that last comment explains the "none-shot" description... :? Look for a decent S&W 17 or 617 -- up ...

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One word for them . . . . . .

F U G L Y

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(...you know what the "F" stands for...)

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I retired on May 1st, then took a really bad fall on July 1st and had rotator cuff surgery right after August 1st -- so I kinda "screwed the pooch" on the summer and first stages of our retirement......... But before that, and often at my own thinking or choosing -- I had noticed the "...

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Poor 'ol John or Nath would likely be JAILED just for publicly commenting on such an atrocity...

They are both welcome here anytime!!!!

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It was May 1st for me... CONGRATS!!

You'll no longer dread Sunday evenings -- and Monday mornings are "liberating" (my wife's word for it, as she retired the same day).

Cheers!!!

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This link to a BP website has some images of the damage...

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Click HERE for link to images

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I was specifically working on follow through yesterday... +1 to that!!! I modify the standard BRASS protocol to be "BRASS-F" -- Breathe… Relax… Aim… Stop… Squeeze… and include Follow-through. The addition of the F really helps, and I have to credit my twin who shoots a lot of flintlocks (...

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Although I just retired 3-months ago, I had figured I was at least 10 years away from needing to buy "old man" clothing... But due to the 2 torn tendons in my shoulder and the upcoming shoulder cuff surgery (later this week), I had no choice but to get a pair of Skechers' slip-ins as it w...

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Well, here's my late father's favorite rifle and one that I treasure deeply. The standard Model 13 BSA Martin i had a 25" barrel that was 9/16" at the muzzle, and this one has a heavier barrel -- which was an option -- as it is 12/16" or 3/4". With the extra weight, it holds real...

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I wish that worked with human redheads!!!!

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If you don't like the high-gloss finish of TruOil but want the same durable finish, use their new low-sheen/satin finish version called "Genuine Oil". I've used it on several stocks and am really pleased. So far, I've only ever found it for sale on ebay; not in gun shops. Old No7 https://i...

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AJMD429 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 13, 2025 7:04 pm Re: When do you need to add trailer brakes..?

Ideally, BEFORE you need to be able to stop it reliably.

Sorry, no help -- but it is technically correct...

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Thanks all -- hope piller had a good one too!

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Well Jay, one can only hope that Connie has many more bridal showers to attend in coming years!

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Gee -- no issues here for the last several years!

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Hey there Jay:

Maybe that's German and was made for an early 3-barreled Drilling, or perhaps a 2-barreled Cape Gun. Sehr gut!

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If you need to use it to lessen the recoil, fine -- but be careful... I've seen 2 gunstocks cracked by the shooter loading SO much weight on the sled, that the stock cracked. "$#&%, well that didn't work like I wanted it to..." he said. We had tried to tell him before, but... Old No7

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...don't laugh, squirrels committing a felony! Three amigos were stealing barley and one charged me. Ha! LOL :) Glad you got the shot off Nath! 40 years ago I was hunting pheasant with my best friend (ironically, now my daughter's FIL) and from the other side of the field we were pushing, I heard o...

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Happy Birthday Y2K!!

Ysabel Kid wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 8:33 pm If I am in town (versus business travel), we try to head to his gun club once a week or so.

Further proof that you guys raised him right!!!

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 25, 2025 10:31 am ...I'd love to see this shop if I ever get to Florida!

I need to find out where "Tavares FL" is and change that sentence to say when... Wow ! ! !

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...I noticed the forend was loose after the 1st shot, looked down and noticed the screw that passes through the barrel band (threaded pin is more appropriate) had sheared. This was an issue I had when I had first purchased the rifle last year, it has gone back twice... Ugh, is right! Hope you get i...

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