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Alan Wood

Man I wish I could afford to move out of Kalicornia. In Kalifcornia the vic would be in jail on a no bail murder charge.

Alan Wood

right on. Don't forget you can take your time going through school, i.e., just do one quarter a year if you can't afford more. Takes longer but it gets done; my mother got a master's degree that way. No debt, just pay as you go. Dooable however you need to check on the school rules on graduation ri...

Alan Wood

Hm given the circumstances and the fact that you have posted about it on the web I suspect that the best you can safely do is render your trash unpalletable. Say some extremly hot hot sauce. Of course my luck would be that the dang bear would like hot sauce.

Alan Wood

Thunder50 wrote:Not to hijack, but that looks to be near Mustang!!. Don't you just love OGE

Ok having lived in Yukon (Oklahoma for those not from Oklahoma) in the 70's I'm left wondering why you says it's near mustang?

Alan Wood

That's great. He deserves some national attention. Might make him to busy to hang with us, but that'd be okay for that reason. I second that motion. For some time now I've been thinking that there ought to be a bolt peep for the 92 reproductions that retains the bolt saftey function. And He's deliv...

Alan Wood

awp101 wrote:
Alan Wood wrote:Nice bit of land there. What's a swamp donkey?
Moose I think.

Pics like that are almost enough to make me leave Texas if I were single. Then I think about winter up there...

Thank you.

Alan Wood

Man if you call that beach crowded I may have to look into job oportunities there! Though with Microsoft in Washington they would be Windows

Alan Wood

Nice bit of land there. What's a swamp donkey?

Alan Wood

I'm with Jreed on this one. A darn good movie.

Alan Wood

Welcom back!

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Which gun shop by the way? Might get one myself

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Wow! I never even heard of rolling blocks before reading this sight and this is the second time I've been thinking of getting one.

Alan Wood

Might help if you told us what parts.

Alan Wood

Yes please!

Alan Wood

Thank you Hobie for this and running the board.

Alan Wood

Bear 45/70 wrote:You have a long way to go before you can call that thing tricked out.

Is it just me or is he not looking through the scope?

Alan Wood

What about a squib load where the bullet just leaves the case, then the next round comes in and the stuck bullet sits directly in front of, and in contact with, the next bullet? You have essentially a double-weight bullet with what is then a major overcharge. Without anyone having determined where ...

Alan Wood

Congratulations indeed. Having lived in Kalifornia for 30 years I'm suprised to here of schools where archery isn't an expulsion offence. Course when I went to high school here we had a marksmanship team. 22 caliber target rifles!

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Kansas Ed wrote:Anyone notice they had a coyote driving that car

Nah when that there coyote found out how much the bounty on his kind were he turned against em.

Alan Wood

Is that a real weapon. Or a prop?

Alan Wood

I'm in the try heating it crowd before oven cleaner. If you look around on the surplus rifle forums youll find tempurature recomendations for it. Don't get it too hot though. I wonder if this is actually cosmoline?

Alan Wood

This almost has to be from something like Candid Camera. Pretty funny all the same!

Alan Wood

Congratulations. Hope the water situation improves there for you.

Alan Wood

My guess would be prop department gaff or just what they had on hand. 1903s M1s and M1carbines would have been unavailable I think for an entertainment film due to the war.
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Do I misremember or were the originals usually loaded with a special conical rather than ball. Wishing the reproductions weren't so expensive.

Alan Wood

It's a comercial mauser. IE factory sporterized. He posted pictures including the broken original trigger a few days ago and I recognize the weapon from it.

Alan Wood

My first firearm is the win 94ae carbine in 44 magnum "ranger" bought new so late that it has the tang safety not crossbolt. Still have it though I have wished more than a few times I had gotten it in 357 instead. Less pain in the wallet and shoulder after a box of 50 at the range. Alan Wood

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Yeah they can be pretty funny at times. My parents and sistem came back from a camping trip once and told me about the young daughter of the other family singing "I see those potty lights".

Alan Wood

Funny thing about .22s; many are finicky about what they are fed. Both my Marlin and Glenfield semiautos prefer Winchester, Blazer or Federal and can't seem to digest Remington of any type. Now my Model 39 levergun, is happy with any brand. Go figure. Got an example of how true that is in high scho...

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Yup, it's looking to be a bit flattened. You can also see a crater beginning to form around the firing pin indentation as the pressures go up. At 32 grains, there was no crater ridge. You can DEFINITELY make out a crater ridge around all the firing pin indentations at 36 grains. 36 grains was a MAX...

Alan Wood

Just a quick question from someone thinking of getting into reloading. Is the left hand primer in the top row of the 36 grain photo a flattened primer?

Alan Wood

So I'm not the odd man out on this. No interest in the Superbowl at all. Just doing laundry and catching up on the forums.

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Be aware that mosin nagan carbines are loud. I have seen the muzzle blast going away from the line as it knocked the grass down!

Alan Wood

AJMD,
Microsoft has released free somewhat limited versions of visual studio. Seems to be at http://www.microsoft.com/Express/

This should let you work with VISUAL Basic .NET or C#. From your comments I think VB.NET would probably be a better place to start.
Good luck.

Alan Wood

Sounds like a nice deal to me. One thing that I have wondered about these. How accurate are they?

Alan Wood

Sorry I forget the details. There are some web sites that go into the madness. It can be done with the right reciever but it is a hassle. Among other things the magazine has a special catch that requires a tool to remove it instead of the usual release. Try googling California ar15 and Hell Kitten a...

Alan Wood

Sorry, the pistol grip thing had me there, my opnion has changed of the device. If it can circumnavigate Kalifornia madness, it is indeed a thing of beauty. No problem. I should warn readers however that the pistol grip replacement alone is not enough to make it Kalifornia legal. The reciever has t...

Alan Wood

newpighunter, That is uglier than a mud fence! That is the somewhat infamouse hell Kitten ar15. The owner builder wanted to build a California legal ar-15 and did. that is the reason for the odd thing where the pistol grip would normally be. Any way as the gun grabbers mostly go after "ugly ri...

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Thank you all. Sounds like there probably $100 high unless there take downs. May still go for one of the 308's. My comment on the marlin was with regards to the 30/30. Beings I don't reload the only possible advantage of the 99 in 30/30 would be if it's a take down. Granted the cheap hardwood stock ...

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Doc Hudson wrote:Heck Kid, if you are 44, you qualify for membership in the IOFA and OOF.

The under-40 crowd have to be satisfied with Junior Memberships.

So just what are IOFA and OOF?

Alan Wood

I thought that RCBS originally stood for Rock Chuck Bullet Swage Presss and the original rock chucker press was designed for bullet swaging. Could easily be wrong on that though.

Alan Wood

I love the 99's. Up here in the Willamette valley in Oregon, a shooter can be had for less than $400. .22 highpower and .250-3000 will be more. I have yet to see a .358, and expect they would be the most expensive. Also, you can count on about $100 more for a takedown model. The .303 should be less...

Alan Wood

Rusty wrote:Put it on the roof and use several sets of lights for the lever(s) and make them flash so it looks like the lever is functioning.

Now that sounds like a good idea to me.

Alan Wood

Well I make my living programming computers and while it does seem for the moment that firefox is safer I have my doubts about this lasting. Until recently there just weren't that many users using it so the criminals didn't spend much time trying to break it. I suspect that it will be just as vulner...

Alan Wood

Hi long time lurker here. Went to what is becoming my favorite gun store recently and they had several shooter grade savage 99's. I'm thinking maybe one of the 308's would be a fine next rifle. So is $500 reasonable for a shooter not safequeen savage 99 in 308? In addition to the 308's they had one ...

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