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results count --- go for it! I don't know if i would drill any extra holes for one, but if i could get a mount using existing holes --- i would

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Sixgun wrote: Nice pics Danny! You sure play in some nice country.--------------Sixgun

Yes, yes he does. Makes my mind wander. Great pics

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That barrel looks shorter than the Commander-size to me. Yeah, looks more like Officer size to me. Durn it Streetstar, yer gonna convince me I NEED another 1911... :lol: Best i can tell, the barrel is roughly 3.5" from chamber entrance to the tip . Now i am confused and dont know whether that ...

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Well, hate to resurrect such an old thread, -- but this is a proper epilogue for the title i guess. But it came at a price. My Springfield GI, while it chewed a hole through the 10-ring at 15 yards easilly , did so with frequent failure - to -chambers and failures to return to battery. It was taken ...

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Read a test on that in a recent Shotgun News ---- 1175 minus the receiver

Looks likje a capable toy, but shouldn't give Barnett too much trouble at that price

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I am in the "love it" category !

Cant post any examples because i don't have one yet, but i am one who really likes the contrast and flashiness of the Turnbull CCH's. That Stevens on the first page with the Tiger Stripe pattern also makes me swoon

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I passed on an 375 H&H #1 in favor of an EBR a few months ago in a post-election fit of pain and shame

stupid stupid stupid stupid

i'd almost rather have one in 223 so i could shoot it a ton too though (hell, why not both since i am in fantasy land right now)

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Hey, it's not me. He's wearing something other than a slipper! :lol: See, if he had slippers on when he took that photo, he'd have more blood flow to the brain. It would have lead to a much more realistic BIN price. Has to be the shoes... :wink: That shoe looks like it has spent some time tromping ...

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I go to H and H occasionally too DBW. I have a serious man crush on the 3rd generation SAA's they have in the glass case in front of the reloadin' shop. Little short barrelled 3.5" "shop keeper's" gun , a 4 3/4 incher and a 5.5" one , all in case colors with matching grips ------...

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Hmmmmmm --- i have a crew cab 3/4 ton, so i have tons of room for things! I keep a lint brush, tire pressure gauge, couple of cd's, a bunch of spare change and a pile of old receipts! :lol: I think there's a pocket knife in there too if the bad times -- Seriously though, I have an old K-5 affectiona...

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. He comes back with 94 AEs are bringing close to 800.00, how can a special order, 1915, 1894 rifle bring just a100.00 dollars more even if it is redone. If he is seeing $800 for 94AE's, he is in the wrong store or on the wrong web site. Maybe if it was in 444 or something, but i recently passed up...

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Guncranks, Ain't it somethin' how Jeep owners, like colt-winchester-marlin-remington-s&w-ruger owners can get allfully defensive about their AMERICAN made purchases. I absolutely refuse to buy anything unless its made right here in the good 'ole U.S. of A. :D ---------------------Sixgun (funny ...

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Thanks Mesc :D I almost bought one of those a couple of months ago ! Just a rough shooter, but i am glad i passed --- it looked like it had potential, but if it is not compatible with MArlin replacement parts, i did the right thing for me ! I am thinking about buying a Glenfield now though -- nut at...

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17 k price point, with a diesel, would put that in my garage ! The Jeep Liberty has a diesel version, maybe it is A similar engine ----- alas, me thinks it will be as ont of the other posters said, --- much more than 17k by the time it gets imported

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Is it a lever action? The only Revelation i have seen was a pistol grip Marlin 336 re-badged as a Revelation in 30/30

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Can't be a real ranch, I'm guessing it's one of those hobby farms. Definitely a reflection of the owner. What did Forrest say? "Stupid is as stupid does" my guess too ------- 50 head, a couple of dogs and a "cute" name. I'd be embarrassed for my mother to come visit me with a si...

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Time to fire up the mystery machine so we can get to the bottom of this one !!

SSSSHHHHRROOOOBY DOO !!!

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Old Ironsights wrote:Hey, at least MY movie gun is available off-the-rack at your neighborhood S-Mart.

Shop Smart, Shop S-Mart!

"Gimme some sugar baby"

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The Shiloh Sharps Selleck had in "Quigley Down Under" or the Henry Robert DuVall used in "Lonesome Dove". I would pick this one too for greatest movie rifle of all time --- it does technically have a lever, --- i just interpreted the OP's intention of lever guns being magazine f...

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# 1 ) case colored 1876 model in .45-60 as used in "Crossfire Trail"

# 2 ) big ring model 92 SRC

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did they send you some pics before you bought it? They have a ton of model 94's on there -- good prices too !

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I hope your in a position to take it off his hands if or when he decides to sell it -- sounds like a nice rifle Gun Broker prices are around $1000 average it seems --- the .218 Bee calibre might add a couple hundred to it if someone wants that. Nice, turn of the century examples fetch a bit more, ob...

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I've got a couple of those things myself (lower receivers) and am just waiting for the public to quit buying Sam's Club type numbers of the things so i can get a couple of uppers. Since i have a .223 AR, and a 223 AR pistol now, i think these 2 spare receivers will be reserved for something cool May...

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has any one mentioned the 577 T-REX yet?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EVqT3XE ... re=related

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--- cannot replace my dad's model 94 , even if it is a rather mundane Ranger model. But in reality, a quick trip to GB and a fresh credit card could get me several duplicates of his easily enough. His 20 gauge Model 50 shotgun would be a bit harder to replace Other than those 2, the rest can be dupl...

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stay safe ---- you are not alone. My mother has lived on 5 acres for 30 years and recently had a break in as well as several flat bed utility trailers stolen from the yard (they were mine---- i was more annoyed about the break in than the trailers though--) I am glad she was not home -- but not much...

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Well, just shooting it would devalue it, kinda like driving a car away from the show room, but that does not keep me from driving a new vehicle. i would shoot the HECK out of that rifle and begin to give it character of a well used and treasured tool. Just my thoughts. Beautiful! Its a Turnbull res...

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I wish i had mine back compared to the Remington 870 i have today You don't say what the problem with the 870 is but if it is in feeding you might just need to reform that carrier. I understand (and one can see in a side-by-side comparison) that the newer carriers are "flatter" than the o...

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Model 94 30-30 with .45 Colt Ruger b-u. Have a Guide Gun, but haven't used it yet, other than sighting it in at the range--- if i ever get time to go hunting again, it will get its turn, but the 30-30 is sufficient for most Oklahoma/Texas sized piggies http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb285/street...

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I wish i had mine back compared to the Remington 870 i have today

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[The moral of the story is this, the Ruger #3 isn't worth owning even if the seller paid you $500 to take the misery stick off his hands. Walking around with a fresh pile of dog poop in your shirt pocket while someone big continues to punch you in the face would be more pleasant than owning that ab...

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Just get it and shoot factory spec loads out of it -- no need to shadow .458 Mag ballistics for pigs (unless they are over 500 lbs or something)

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M-16 A2 issued to me in 1989 was the first, if that counts. I never had my own rifle growing up other than a bb gun. In '96, after i had gotten out of the service, i purchased an FN-FAL and a Mini-14 at the same time

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Timothy wrote:I agree, great movie despite its disarm the citizen parts. .

hmmmmm -- i never thought of that. Shades of Milwaukeee today

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Hadn't seen the Kevin Costner Wyatt Earp version in full since it hit VHS after it was released. (think it was around 94, maybe 95) I bought the dvd recently and held off, as i knew it was a long, drawn out affair ----------- well, tonight was a rainy night and i had little else to do I practically ...

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Must be because Quigley treated his rifle like a lot of us would treat it -- with love and care :o I'm not so sure.... After lifting himself out of the burning Hotel with it, and later on, using it muzzle first as a crutch, I'm surprised it shot at all :lol: i need to watch that movie again anyway ...

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cut it, cut it , cut it :lol: Or not - its your rifle mine cut to 18" --- i know its a 3-9, but i keep it turned down to 3 and have trained my eyes to look through with both eyes open (not a Sav, a R700 in 243) I cant see how a scout scope would be too much faster - because 1st shot capability ...

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Dont have one, but i have a hankerin' for the .44 mag N frame model. It sure is a big honkin' pistol for a snubbie

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Interesting how so many of us think alike. The first thing that popped into my head before reading the posts: The original Quigley Sharps from the movie! Must be because Quigley treated his rifle like a lot of us would treat it -- with love and care --- plus the rifle played such a large part in th...

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Quigley Sharps rifle replica made in 45/110 (EMF replicas are either 45/70 or 45/120 it seems)

I love the way the rifle looks and i love the big .45 cal thunder boomers !

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--- i remember when i could shoot as much as i wanted from my backyard with no fear of striking a suburbanite mowing the lawn of his cookie cutter tract home 1/2 mile away from my mom and dad's acreage --- i remember when i never saw a wild deer or coyote close to my home , because they stuck to the...

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If its a 30-30, re-chamber to 30-30 Ackley Improved, Chop and re-crown the barrel to 16", parkerize it , sand the checkering off and thin the profile of the stock out at the same time, re-finish with a low maintenance oiled finish. Optional: attach rail and fwd mounted red dot sight. Make a fun...

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Hobie wrote:Everyone needs a militia rifle.

Or three

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Ruger Single Six and Henry .22 --- awesome plinkers ! --- Only thing better would be a USFA 12-shooter/Win 9422 or M-39 combo

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J Miller wrote:Well, I got right to it, but when I got down to the 454 Casull and .45 LONG Colt I lost interest.
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you're kidding, right ? I am looking at an ammunition box right now marked ".45 Long Colt, 250 gr HP/XTP " it seems to be a pretty common slip up

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Another one in the "Lord, I apologize" category. Rock River Arms pistol lower and a 10.5" barreled upper. I have perused the AR forums before, but those guys are not nearly as much fun as levergunners as a general rule :lol: Because of how loud centerfire cartridges are out of short b...

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have an 870 Rem. patrolman's shotgun == parkerized finish, oiled wood, rifle stock and sights, magazine extension, etc. Its OK -- i'd sell it in a minute if i could get a deal on a wood stock Winchester Defender to replace it with. (they had one piece full length magazines without the need for the c...

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very nice --- i would love to feel the trigger on that baby

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Leupold used to make (maybe they still do) a 2.5 - 7x variable with a small , straight objective lens. Had a friend with a 45-70 #1 and thats what graced his rifle -- it looked about right, size wise

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Well, the Californians do have the 101 coastline drive from San Luis Obispo to Big Sur and beyond ---- thats worth a little aggravation i guess

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