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You have some serious things there Bogie, prayers up, and get back to us as soon as you feel you can. All the best to you.

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I've got some SilverTips in 170 GR a friend gave me long ago, 3.29 on the tag. As a kid in 1962 I got .348 's for 6.95 a box. That 63 loaded Impala for 3100 bucks looks good now too.

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He sent me a PM just Sunday. He's probably still trying to dry gulch that bean counter.

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A good man really needs a good woman. Glad to hear this excellent news of Mrs. Rangerider!!!

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We hear of blow-ups like this, but pictures sure show a scary story. You guys could have been whacked real good with flying metal-----big time. Happy for you, that you walked away safe.

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Wecsoger, I just read an interesting post, I feel like I am a family member of yours because you shared this trip so well. Thanks for the details, and I think you did the right thing.

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Hey OSOK, you looking for work? These pics explain your craftiness, You're liable to have people begging you to fix guns for them now

Good job, I always wanted a 30-40 Krag, glad you have one that's close to your heart after the fix, and a gift from your dad too.

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I always laugh when I hear about "gamey" meat, or strong taste with elk or deer. You go kill a deer on a 80 degree day, sun beating down, gut shot, bladder bursted, dried blood everywhere in the cavity, and finally get it skinned 8 hours later and put in a cooler. Some people won't waste a...

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Old Dwayne is a young guy yet, but I got tired of tooting an air horn after about 30 years of it. The last 12 I just shook my head side to side, hope I didn't stunt any kids growth by doing that.

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Old Ironsights wrote:I'm not gonna question why it has to be rated for 500#....

No, I'm not....

I'm gonna shut up now...

500 pounder model must be for someone who's really full of it!!

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I tried to PM Miss Kitty back a few weeks ago, get her to start posting again, but she hasn't opened the message yet. Must be busy looking for guns for Dwight

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I have a big place with lots of roadside coming up to our house, then a lot of grass also around the house and barn to mow. Have a Cub Cadet with 42 inch cut, but would love a tougher and better machine. Blamed things sure cost plenty. but a well mowed place sure looks nice in the summer. Glad you g...

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I had a lot of guns much bigger than a 30-30, I thought they were necessarry. But the 30-30 finally found me a few years ago, and they are nice rifles. Congrats.

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That's the kind of gun that a man will starve for awhile, in order to finally get one. Looks like it might have a few shots left in it, pretty!!

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Thank you all for your input. I am going to look at the Taylors, look to be costly as well but very well made and reputable. I will try to get to Wichita, (90 miles away) and look down there in some music stores where they have some inventory. I just don't want to mess with and buy a 100 dollar piec...

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I have had a big desire to buy and start learning guitar, and wondered how many of you guys play, and practice the guitar every day, are active with them? I am considering buying a new Gretsch, and learn all I can. am I kidding myself at age 64? Finding a teacher hasn't been all that easy so far, an...

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I am a supplier to a Russel Stover Candy plant. Often, they have complimentary boxes of reject candy, some little flaw that hurts nothing but looks, and I get a pound of it or so. Not good for the waistline, but sure good chocolate.

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You better be careful Joe, pretty soon----if you talk to her 2 or 3 more times---she will end up owing you money

Good you found a place for repair on it.

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At one time, 20 years ago, I had a connection in Oregon that I could get tons of briquettes for free, enough to give all you guys several bags every summer. Those were the good old days, those Kingsford Mesquitte's, hard to beat. Nice set up you have for sure. Where's the beef?

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My hands are about shot from 42 years of holding a steering wheel and shifting 2 four speeds for years. I can relate my friend, but I tend to lan towards the DSMO before putting those aspirin type chemicals in my gut.

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They gotta figure a way at some point to hook us and crook us without a vote, something crippling to gun owners. Glad this was BS, Ill go out spread it around my tomato plants, manure belongs there.

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Reminds me of that sticker I saw once, " If you love Jesus, "tithe", any one can honk"

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Those pump model Remingtons have been on the job a long time, and it's true that the Benoits up in Maine are about the most serious deer hunters around, bagging dozens of them with the pump Remington. I like the style of the gun, but suppose I would enjoy the semi-auto version of that style if I wer...

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We had a new house built, moved in Feb 05. All Kenmore appliances kitchen and laundry. No problems at all yet, wife washes more than most women do, but washer sounds great so far.

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I've owned a NIB 86 carbine for over 20 years, this posting has got me anxious to take it's virginity away this week-end. If I don't, someone else will in a lot less than 20 years, I suspect.

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You wouldn't be likely to just toss that in the back of the pick-up at days end.

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Mr. Reed, I didn't see the post about your mom, and while I'm glad to know your mom won't have to worry so much now with her new job, I am equally impressed to see her son caring so much for his mom. I would move mountains for my mom, and I can see that in you as well, thanks for sharing this info

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I lived in Northern California as a kid growing up, and from there on up into the Oregon Cascades there is a weed that grows wild in clear cut areas called fireweed, due to it's red blooms later in the summer. My Grandma would harvest fireweeds, boil them in a pot like so many greens, and bath her a...

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Any one of those stocks----IF she were a woman-----would be Miss Universe!! Beautiful Victor, looks like you have a nice thing going there. Still havn't shot the 32, but got ammo.

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Mint condition older collectables have cost a lot for a long time. But increased prices are slamming folks who want even the newer guns that we enjoy, making it hard, especially for some younger guy with 3 or 4 kids, a lot of bills to pay etc., to acquire what he needs and wants. In 1986, (not too m...

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Sure am glad that I might------just might-----still have a chance in the future to buy some choice lever gun from you Mike, you deciding to stay is like a good medicine that has just kicked in at the forum, making things feel better!! Thanks Mike, for that decision.

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I am probably the odd ball with guns on this forum. I am an "accumulator" of guns, tons of ammo, scopes, trinkets of all sorts including re-loading equipment, but because I don't have a close friend who does ditto likewise, I tend to not shoot much at all in the last 15 years. But I come t...

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Mike, E-Mail sent, but this is bad, you leaving here. I still kick myself for not buying that 30-30 you had not long back, one more wouldn't hurt, but now I won't get another chance from you. Stay here, and do your best to influence anyone who might be out of line, to get their act together. That's ...

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You guys talk about this rifle, and the tremors stir within other levergunners who try to remain in control. Looking on Uberti's web site I see 4 calibers mentioned. I have none of them now, but do have several 45-70's. Between a 45-60, 45-75, 40-60, and 50-95, I think I want a 50-95 for that 28 inc...

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My wifes dad just turned 95-----how do you replace these old fellas? Sorry for your loss Rangerider. A friend such as you had is irreplaceable, but you have many memories to recall. I'm sure some folks would feel tremendous loss if something happened to you my friend.

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Men such as these were "DOERS", not just good talkers. They loved their country, they loved their fellow countrymen and family, and gave all to defend them. These days, I look at a serviceman and realize how much they care, because so often the very people who are at the top of the command...

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It happens to us all. Was going to go on a major search for an 1886 in 33 Win, but recently got sidetracked in the local Stihl chainsaw shop, and bought a brand new MS 660 saw-----1028 bucks with tax, so the 33 has to wait, but if any big diameter firewood comes along meanwhile it is definately goin...

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I'm a little down on UPS myself. Shipped a chainsaw recently. When the gal over there knew it was a saw with gas engine, she acted like I was shipping an explosive bomb. I assured her the gas was drained completely' lots of padding inside to hold any drips that could by chance secrete. NO WAY!! So I...

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Several years ago I bought a worn slick 30-30 model 94 Win. No blueing left---just from someone carrying it for years on end and hunting with it in Oregon. No abuse, just lots of use. I wonder about one of these Henry's, my 94 was made in 1950, I wonder how proud you'd be of the Henry after 59 years...

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In all the chaos of the political scene, and people out of work, have you guys remembered to get those tomato plants in the ground? I had some planted, then the neighbor came by and gave me more. Even had a few of those ones Tycer likes, Cherokee Purples, I started those myself. Discovered I had 53 ...

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How about Winchester Silver Tips in 170 Gr. 30-30 @ 3 boxes for 17.99, no limit. That was a smidge less than 6 bucks a box, and I cobbled on to many ---many of them. Back about 15 years now. .22 LR for 6 bucks a brick, 45-70's for 14.99. If I didn't drive a truck 90 hours a week for 30 years I proba...

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When the BR. 86's were introduced, the first ones were delivered in 1986. I got the long gun after a 1 year wait and some money tied up on deposit, paid $479.00. I believe it was 1989 that I got the SRC, NIB too, paid $675.00. Seems cheap now. But I would hand over both those rifles for a color job ...

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Getting a S&W like you have is like finding a vintage Cadillac with no miles on it, and get it at a good price to boot. Nice handgun. I got a NIB model 29-3 with 10 3/8 tube awhile back, would look great alongside one like yours!!

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Just guessing, but looks like one of you kids should have Power of Attorney, to be able to rake up their assets into one pile----(house, cash, investments) and then pay bills out of that pot. An attorney could help with this, and the cost shouldn't be too much. I wouldn't want anyone forking over a ...

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Dwayne, I think your going to have to start running 3 log books, and drive about 20 hours a day!!

This gun buying can start to get serious in the money department. Oh well, hammer down friend, and buy ammo too!!

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I'm going to bed for the night, glad I won't wake up tomorrow facing the reality that I did this horrible deed to my own son, or someone elses son. You couldn't eat, or sleep, or live, with this in your life. Totally consuming.

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Jim, a belated sympathy to you and yours, I just saw this tonight. My own dad died less than 2 months ago, it's a bad thing we all have to face and it isn't getting any easier. My mom, as perhaps yours was, is getting weak and frail real fast since dad died. So I know your feelings at this time my f...

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Probably started waxing the truck and ain't got done yet.

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I'd just like to meet the tree that the wood came from, beautiful grain and color.

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You are a lucky guy, that you even got someone to come out to your house and give it a try, at fixin it. I live about 18 miles from any city (there's 3 fair sized little towns in 3 different directions from my place). Just try to get a tech of some kind to drive out here, good luck. They promise all...

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