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jeepnik wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2015 9:32 am Eastwing. I've used several over the years and all have given good service. It's what rides in my Jeep and work truck. On the plus side if it's lost or stolen (which is what has happened to a couple of mine) you aren't out a bundle.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 7:03 pm Must just be you. I've had a business account with them for decades, and they're not bugging me.

"Same here"

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fordwannabe wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 10:27 pm I had no idea they made a 110 as an auto. Nice. How well does it work?

After some silicone oil, it works great she hasn't used it for anything except open boxes yet.

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This was my wife's Christmas Present. She said she wanted another auto knife for her range bag and I got an e-mail saying they made some Buck 110s as auto knives so I got her one. Her comment "It's pretty" but she likes it.

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Anyone try one of these? 458-SOCOM-Lever-Action-Rifle-by-Bishop-Ammunition-Firearms-1.jpg https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/02/13/458-socom-lever-action-rifle-by-bishop-ammunition-firearms/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2019-02-19&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newslett...

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Been in a few houses due to calls for animal cruelty and made a few arrests. A couple where I had to wear a gas mask due to the dead dogs in the mix. Not how we spent much of our time but sometimes required. Never underestimate the depravity of humans even to children. My current dog is a Rhodesian...

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Done.

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Speer specifically makes a 22mag Gold Dot, for short barreled handguns. https://www.speer-ammo.com/products/amm ... s=22%20WMR
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Good stuff it works well in the Keltec PMR-30 and the S&W.

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. About 15 years ago, I bought a similar Model 351PD in .22Mag when they were 1st introduced, paying $325 OTD @ a local funshop. When I found out how high the demand for one was, about 10mos later - I flipped it in a New York Minute @ a funshow for $450. The flip didn't involve a lot of remorse in ...

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My wife got a 9mm Ruger LCR with star clips and the trigger pull is pretty light. I shot a back up gun qualification with it, and it is a great, light, little gun. Keep in mind today was the first time I beat her in a rifle match in a couple of months.

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Sixgun wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 12:32 am Howdy Ethan....remember this about hunting or competing.....go with the gun that strikes your fancy..... .....the one that's an extension of you....as long as the gun is up to the task , never compromise.

In the end, you will be much happier.....------6

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Congratulations on the find, now wear it out as you would have then.

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VERY nice collection way too rich for me.

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Welcome and good luck.

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I like the short barreled carbines for lever guns but have both in .45 LC, a Henry carbine and a 20 inch 1892 Rossi. The Rossi is lighter so gets carried more both have red dots on them for evening and night problems.

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Congratulations, That is a GREAT gun. I have handled the new ones and shot an old one often even with the .22lr slide on it. Great long range 9mm for special details.

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This is the southern house where legless problems are a major concern along with BIG cats. Normally a Rossi .45 LC for hikes with the dog and a revolver with a shot load when I make the mistake of not watching where I put my feet. AZ Home.jpg This is a photo of part of the northern farm. Where I am...

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Vortex would be my choice over Weaver. I have a few of them and one on my duty rifle.

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Pete44ru wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 12:16 pm .

FWIW, I became a lifer in 1971 for $125 (3 payments of $25ea), when the NRA told me my 5yr membership ($25) could be counted towards life.

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Same here, I was 15 at the time.

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Thats one helluva commute ;-) Maybe there is a town named Alaska in Arizona. Back in Southwest Kansas, we used to go to Moscow occasionally. Not much to Moscow, KS but the name. :D The farm is in Delta Junction and one near Stonewall Jackson Resort in WV, wife's house in AZ (she wouldn't live in Al...

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GREAT finds and rifles. I don't have one in .357 but carry the .44 MAG often. I have a red dot on it as even with my latest pair of glasses I can't see the sights well enough, as I used to

A bit beat up from carrying but works well even after dark.
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When working I am restricted to a Sig 229 in .357 Sig, a Glock .43 (back up), and 5.56 rifle (if needed) or Remington 870 Police Magnum. Of on my own, it depends where I am or what I am doing. In Alaska at the farm, I carry a 3in 629 .44 Mag or a Glock 30SF with a Bar-Sto 10mm barrel. In Arizona ar...

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 5:27 pm Need a like button. That kid started out with nothing, that's for sure.

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Well done, something to consider: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/01/time-for-changes-at-national-rifle-association/?utm_source=Ammoland+Subscribers&utm_campaign=3e2f8c3956-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6f6fac3eaa-3e2f8c3956-20627549&fbclid=IwAR2_CUiIMPWMFxirr0jXcpwdI...

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Don't need one in my collection will stick with my S&Ws. I like the trigger pull more on the S&Ws, Two 3 inch .357s and a .44 Mag

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Welcome, lots of good info already posted, from .22lr -.457 WildWest lots of options. Good luck on the decision but beware they additive and seem to multiply.

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wm wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 7:02 pm Thanks …… I look forward to reading this.

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Well done

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Sorry to hear about the "shipping problem" FBI jurisdiction (interstate transport) along with ATF (Theft of firearm). Good luck, I have a backhoe or if in WV a map of all the abandoned mines.

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Congratulations on the rifle and the wife.

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Mojave Green rattlesnakes before I just killed them.

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I went with the 458 SOCOM for cost and mags it works well. I leave it at the house in Alaska so I don't have to carry it through Canada. I'm headed that direction. I have an unfinished upper and available lower, what parts are necessary if I buy a barrel, plus which barrel should I buy, or should I...

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From my former Battalion, surgeon and I do feel a difference when I don't take them for more than three days. Antioxidants: Vitamin C 1000 milligrams Vitamin A (water soluble beta-carotene) 10,000 units Vitamin E 400 units CoQ10 50 milligrams selenium (for your prostate) 200 micrograms For your joi...

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Had not seen that before, Thanks for the post.

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Ok, I don't feel so bad now. 26 years on jump status with my last jump at the age of 47 in Africa during a combat tour. My last combat trip to Afghanistan (from where I joined this site) in my mid-fifties where I hunted bomb makers. A few scars from getting shot, blown up, and surgeries (two for ca...

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I don't mind rattlesnakes, but at the southern house, we have too many Mojave greens. What can be more fun than a rattlesnake with both neurotoxin and hemotoxin? They seen to want to be next to the house, we have found three next to the garage door in the exact same spot over a two month period. Th...

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I went with the 458 SOCOM for cost and mags it works well. I leave it at the house in Alaska so I don't have to carry it through Canada.

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A trick I did not know.

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A 120-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback who wants out.

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Great photos and story, thanks

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Too Funny

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piller wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:34 am Good looking pistol. I wouldn't be averse to using something like that if the opportunity presented itself.

GREAT looking handgun.

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Thanks for posting

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They even act like a cat when you get them upset.

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Sorry, about the still own your soul decision having to be made. My partner in AK made the same decision to the same end and suffers from the same time restraints. Glad your escape worked out. For the last three hunts, I set up in AK he hasn't made one yet even the jet boat camp up the Tanner river...

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Impressive, you should be proud.

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A few whitetail deer with a 4in revolver (work gun).

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Done, filed in Anchorage.

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Yes, a model 336 in 30-30 or 35 Rem w/a 2/7 Leupold that I loan to kids when I take them deer hunting for the first time on my farm. They are required to pass a marksmanship test so they usually go through at least a box of ammo with the training. For a couple of friends, they get anything they ask...

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Well done don't have your OU but have shot scoped shotguns a few times, very handy.

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