Kind of like locusts... really.

Ed Harris' 45 ACP levergun- look about halfway down the long, long page.


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.450 chambered rifles can still chamber .45-70 correct? No, the .450 is a belted case. Looks a little like a .458 Winchester Mag. Marlin/ Hornady did this to keep people from stuffing a hot loaded round into an ole Trapdoor or something similar. jb 8) Also, the 450 belt is located a bit forward of ...

He's so darn slow that I have to give him a 2 minute head start, just so he can keep up with me.

Perfect!!!

Bummer. I was just thinking about him the other day, wondering how he's doing.

As an aside- Mag-na-port is not the same company as SSK. SSK is owned by JD Jones, Larry Kellys old hunting buddy. They co-authored a book on handgun hunting several years back.

Try Lyman 358430, the 195 gr version. It's available in 2 bullet weights. Personally, I'd try to find an older "Ideal" mould since Lymans quality is almost as erratic as NEIs since Walts passing. Chances are that you can juggle alloys a bit if necessary to get the diameter you want, or you...

I believe in planning for the worst, and hoping for the best. While the lever action is a fine hunting & sporting arm, I wouldn't depend on one for serious defensive use unless it was my only option. Remember, the U.S. military has never officially adopted a lever action as a battle rifle, for v...

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It's they use to shoot ghosts.

Only the little ones.

People buy bullets?




Really?



You need a new gunsmith, this ones hopeless.

You didn't eat the fowl with your fingers did you? In the Middle Ages, the fingers were always eaten separately

Help me out fellas. I've been bouncing around the internet, trying to find gun boards that aren't nauseating to frequent. They're tough to find. I still remember the days of the original boards that were little more than e-lists, and you were more likely than not to run into plain speaking folks lik...

I use a Gracey trimmer. It chamfers the case, inside & out as I trim. Plus I can completely trim & chamfer a case in under 8 seconds. It only cost me a little over $300.00 to be able to say that.

It sounds like a Throttle Position Sensor. I assume it's fuel injected. Most car parts stores anymore will run it on a scanner for you. If that's all it is, it's a fairly cheap fix. Don't keep driving it the way it is, you could really break something. Get thee to a mechanic...