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Ranger,

See if Nate Kiowa Jones would be willing to take a look at it.
Heck, he might fix it and sell it for you - worth a try.

I expect he might chime in on this post when he sees it.

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Prayers Up!

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Thunder,

You might be able to sell your Marlin CB right here

I'd be interested in learning more about it - year of manufacture.

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Incredible

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That's awesome!

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Rube, I hope you & your children really enjoy your horses. Be very careful with 'em. I'm guessing Trigger is closer to the 23 months originally suggested than he is to 12 months. His head is shaped like a mature horse. It would be unusual for a 12 month (or 18 month old) colt to have that much t...

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I just watched the movie this weekend and enjoyed it as well.
The movie is available for rental at RED BOX.

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Great photo Marvin.
We've always called the red squirrels Fox squirrels.

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Merry Christmas!

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Wow - I've read of some really nice rifles bought by members here for a pittance. This is by far the most fortunate group of shooters I've ever heard of! I wish I could tell you all about the bargain I found for $114 with four boxes of shells - but I can't. Most buyers will have to pay $1,000 or mor...

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Good one!

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Awesome (and so is that second whitetail photo). Where was the large whitetail taken?

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Add me to the spreadsheet.

Thanks!

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Was the photo taken at the kill site? Who took the photo?

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Will there be brakes on the sidecar or just the two on the bike?

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Victor,

Good to have you back online

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Be careful with a close fitting cover on your tractor if the cover & tractor are exposed to moisture.
Just like a firearm in a canvas case - you could inadvertently retain the moisture & promote rust.

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Really good questions.
The cool factor was always in the calculus.

I'm considering having a holster & belt made.
I can't see any practical reason to have cartridge loops all the way around the belt.
I'm considering 10 loops sewn onto the off side as practical for a SAA resupply.

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Great Grips!

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G Keeper,

I'll try & post a link to a video on cleaning & polishing the bolt on a similiar type rifle.
I followed the instructions on the video and really cleaned up a bolt.

http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-polis ... le-204324/

I hope the link works and is beneficial.

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Splendid!

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[quote="Streetstar"]

Matte finish 870 with a pretty plain wood stock ----

Streetcar,
That plain stock seems to have a raised comb? Is this factory?
Is the extended magazine aftermarket or factory?

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Nath, Here in middle TN our rabbits look just like that one; we call 'em cottontails. Before the first frost, our rabbits are likely to have a worm or two just under their skin. My folks always called these worms "wolves". I've always heard that the wolves (worms) were killed with the firs...

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Pitchy wrote:Lets all gather somewhere and heck with the world.

Pitchy,

I know you already know: Someday we will!

Griff - I hate that your phone was stolen.

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Kirk,

I appreciate you taking the time to post this.

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765x53 wrote:Because your sword hangs on your left side. It would be unwieldy to have to swing it over the horses back every time you mount.

That's as good an answer as I've ever heard. I'm sure there's some validity to that.
I mount from the left because that's the way my granddaddy taught me.

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Pitchy wrote:Well wherever it is might as well put the hay baler away.

I'm with Pitchy on this one.

I'll say the pic is of Utah.

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A heavy canvas tarp laid out where your brass lands might help.
I usually take a tarp with me to the woods where I target practice.
I use it to help police up the brass. Although I don't reload I do clean up after myself.

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Chuck,

Your holster looks really well made. Lined or unlined? How about a picture of the other side of the holster.

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Glad to hear the good news RR!

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Prayers sent, Victor.

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It is hot here too, guys.
Middle TN ~ 100 for the highs. It was 78 this morning at 0542 when I left for work.
Going to pickup some square bales in the morning (but not many).

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A Colt bag ought to be black

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I sure like this forum

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Cool,

thanks for taking the time to show us.

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Awesome

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I had a package of ammo delivered this week from Cabelas. The carrier left it on the porch.
Cabelas delivered the ammo at a better price than I could buy it locally - and I had a $20.00 off coupon which made the shipping free.

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I did a quick look. Are photos available for the weapons?

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Hobie wrote:I'm glad to hear that somebody else finds they have a practical use. Great guns. I like mine, too.

Hobie,
Is that a B92? What reciever sight is on it? Did you drill a hole or two for the sight?

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Surefire flashlights are top quality tools. I'd hate to be without mine.

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Jdad,

please relook my recent "1893 generalized questions post" - I'm interested in the Hepburn reproductions

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..........after 1905 the top of the receiver was d&t'd, for a Hepburn receiver sight. I know someone that had excellent reproductions made. He sells them for $175 and has 15 or so left. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c385/bnw439/1893001.jpg Jdad, I'd like to learn more about the Hepburn repr...

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Your new rifle is really, really nice. I'm sure you're going to enjoy it.

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I'm thankful that I'm not the only one who has lost a post!

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Just thinking about a Marlin 1893. Consider a rifle made in about 1915; the caliber is 30-30; the barrel indicates "Special Smokeless Steel", and overall the rifle appears in excellent condition. Also consider that the potential owner does not reload. Generally, would there likely be any i...

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Yes Sir, ejector instead of extractor

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I have a couple of Marlin 336s and am afflicted with what some of you guys have oft complained about - just can't see a target through the buckhorn sights anymore. I picked up a few options in receiver sights and recently decided to try one of them on. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/BCinTN...

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Mike, thanks for the tip - I've got a fair set of screwdrivers. I used the one in the photo for contrast & as a pointer.

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Opens & closes properly now. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/BCinTN/Repair%20336/Repair001-1.jpg The problem almost had to be the broken small loop in the mating end of the spring - I did find it loose in the reciever. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/BCinTN/Repair%20336/Repair0...

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