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Interested.
Fallow Deer.

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I have one in 9.3X62. So far it does it's work well. Interested to put some different ammunition through it this upcoming year.

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It appears that Vienna Hot Giardiniera peppers might be hotter than just Jalapenos 20000 - 30000 from what I can gather here on the net quickly. I just bought a case of these jars. They are a staple at my house. We have not tried much other than Jalapenos and Cayenne peppers in the garden so far.

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JohndeFresno Post subject: Re: OT Campsite CookingPosted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:19 pm Senior Levergunner Joined: Fri Sep 07, 2007 1:52 pm Posts: 1880 Location: Central California Marlin32 wrote: I have grown the Red Savina, and usually grow the Red Caribbean Habaneros along with the orange ones. I ha...

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Marlin32,
Now that I have my head clear I can begin consideration of a custom Reeder build. I ought to have at least one built the way a want it, eh?

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Thank you.

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I got off the fence and bought one today. Your advice is now even more valuable.
Thank you,

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NRA Endowment Member

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Excellent. Thank you.
Looks like a great combination and similar to what I do with my 629 MG. now. I will likely try those grips.

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Uff da!

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I am interested to hear what your experience is with the S&W 329PD is. It seems to be the best fit for what I was recently certain was going to be a .44 Special proposition. What are your preferred grips and what are they used for? What is your preferred load and what is its purpose? What is you...

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Excellent, very cool!

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Paladin,
What is your opinion of the Pachmayer grips?

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Some great ideas here. Thank you all. I am not committed to the bore size, I just have a few revolvers in the the bore size and it would be handy. Lots of the 45 Colts are attractive, just not as available in the lighter weight guns. If one hikes at a strong pace over rough country, where one is oft...

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Having Reeder do some modifications to one of those Lipsey's stainless flattops?
It would be personalized....I will have to look into it. The problem is that this is turning into having fun instead of focusing on light weight.

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I own a Ruger Bisley in 44 Mag. It is very nice to shoot stout loads in. The FA 97 sounds great, the same weight as a 696 with another 1.25 inches of barrel. I have much more experience with double actions. The muscle memory is there. But the idea of this 97 is growing on me. I did stop by and look ...

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Dale Frickie's Arch Angel or variant. I like it better than the VM2

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PM sent.

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Thank you for the suggestions fellas. The loads I will be using are similar to the 255 grain Keith load in either heavy 44 special or light 44 mag BB load, which is too much for the Charter Arms guns I reading. I would hand load some 250 grain Beartooth Bullets. The idea is to have a load that could...

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I am going to purchase a light revolver for woods walking soon. I would like it to be as light as possible with at least a three inch barrel. Initial thoughts in the ballpark are.... 1. 396 Mountain Lite 18 oz 3.125" brl 2. 696 33 oz 3" brl 3. FA 97 33 oz 4.75" brl 4. S&W 329 29 o...

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If one likes this type of reading and also the time period I suggest "Company of Adventures" and "Cesars of the Wilderness" by Peter C.Newman. Serious readers only need apply. The story of the Hudson Bay Company. Great stuff on the voyagers! These books are out of print and hard ...

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If this history still interest you, I recommend the book "Uncommon Friends". It is, perhaps, a little rosy, but interesting non the less.

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Could be a short throat.

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Regarding the Privi ammo, this season I learned why experienced hunters advise always cycling the ammo one has through the action. Upon removing an unfired cartridge from the action, the bullet on three rounds was left in the barrel, as it was grabbed by the rifling, and the case was ejected spillin...

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Does anyone know if the 1895 could take the pressure, and generally be reconfigured for the 9.3x64 Brenneke?

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yep, those sneaky b@$7350$, I get so aggravated I could just kill 'em! Luckily I have a Sempi to instruct me.

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There is a fair chance of seeing me on this deal. I will email you soon.

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Love the book. Everyone in my family has read it. I give it as gifts at Christmas also. Good for adventurists and rifle cranks.

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I don't mind shooting a 250 grain bullet, but I want it in a .338 for a sd of .313. The 250 in .366 is an sd of .267 which is comparable to a 175 grain in 30 caliber, not my idea of an elk round, although I am sure many here routinely do it with less. I also like traditional bullet weights for calib...

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Thanks Marlin32. And no, we don't need an EXACT repeat do we?

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Stepped away for a few days. Three shots were put on the animal. The first shot was quartering away at around 36 yards lazer measured. This round is assumed to have exited. The second shot was approximately 12 yards across a creek bed also quartering away. The final shot was approximately 9 yards wh...

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Gents, Recently I purchased an 1895 Winchester (new model) which had been rebarreled to 9.3x62. The entire rifle has been hard chromed. It has a scout scope mounted on the barrel. Today I hunted opening rifle deer season in Nebraska with it. I shot the second nicest buck I have ever bagged. A big bo...

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Very cool! Just got some meat from the moose today. Will probably eat some tomorrow.
Les, the 210 grain bullets might be an issue in the tubular magazine.

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Awesome, Joe!

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Posting this reply quite late. For those who are interested. We got out to the site early and got organized. Like Joe said I was able to use a Krag originally owned and used by my Great Grandfather. My grandfather and countless other relatives have used it deer hunting for many years. The wrist suff...

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I grew up thinking that it was a staple cartridge as my grandfather has been using a winchester "94 for 60 plus years chambered in 32 special. My great uncle and my uncle both hunt with that cartridge occasionally. Grandpa has killed some where around 150 deer with it along with a few bear in t...

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Joe,
I will not be taking this opportunity.

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United States Army Special Forces Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller - RIP and may God Bless your family.

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My wife intends to buy me a save the Ta Tas shirt.

I have relatives that are breast cancer survivors.

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Sounds pretty good! I live in Nebraska, have all the gear, (have slept in a tent with no heat at -17F before) and will likely be looking for more Bison meat around that time also. I would like to say yes, but can only say maybe right now. Money being the issue. When do you need a firm yes by? You kn...

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Fun, cool and very nice. Enjoy!

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86er, Have you considered a M1 carbine? Small, light enought mabe, peep sight he is used to. Semi auto helps reduce recoil. Pleanty enough oompf for what you are trying to have him acomplish. Not too much "reach" so there is no temptaion to have him try for a shot he is not ready for yet. ...

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Thanks OS. I have quite and extensive library on this subject. I always enjoy reading as seeing more and more. 86er, I am curious about any info your have regarding 338 WM. If it was used at all. I am a fan as you know. Will call a friend who has had some very favorable although limited experience w...

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86er,
How many critters for the 280 Rem?

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I would that I could recall who stated the following- "The bullet does the work" That is what so many riflemen forget. People get excited about trajectory, and love to state "I don't have to worry about hold over at 300 yards". Not that most of them have ever shot anything at 300...

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Biggest turn off is 15 shots from a Colt SAA. It's not a Glock, they often loaded only 5 back then. Turns me off!

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I always liked Hondo, amongst most of the others listed above.

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Born in Sarpy county and have now returned here. Very near Omaha. Sure beats the heck out of the Minnesota winters I am used to!
Terry,
Many of the residents of Douglas county (Omaha) are just as bad (liberal) as you suspect.

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Marlin32,
This article by Paco may be of interest to you if you have not yet read it.
http://leverguns.com/articles/paco/45coltlevergun.htm

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