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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Thu Aug 21, 2025 12:52 pm
AJMD429 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 21, 2025 10:43 am .
Guns like that are ones that you can look at and think you don’t even need your other guns.
Yes, but what would I do with my other Bowen guns?

I am willing to suffer through the requirement to use them for you.

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Mon Aug 18, 2025 12:35 pm Thank you for posting this data. Very helpful.

I agree, thank you.

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But it runs so well in a submachine gun.

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Well done.

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2ndovc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 30, 2025 12:01 pm I'm still chasing that '95 SRC in .303 British. My favorite Winchester chambered in one my favorite cartridges.
I've come across a few and they are pricey, but finding one with a bore that doesn't look like a Cleveland city street is the hard part.

jb

Same here.

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I got my first 1911 from an uncle for $80 (his Marine-issue regiment pistol) in 1970. I don't know how many I have owned since then, but I currently have several in a few calibers. I carried them in the State Police Undercover, and in Combat in the Army, ALWAYS Condition ONE.

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Crazy Horse wrote: ↑Mon Aug 11, 2025 9:43 am I am glad nobody was hurt

+1

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I have been known to even shoot off the porch to the 25-yard targets with the 22s.

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He is a Southern Ohio Police officer. When I started with the State Police in the late 70s, we still had Model 94 Saddel Ring carbines in 30 WCF in our lockers.

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Add in, they bought out Anderson Manufacturing, so that was a big hit to the budget. Short term loss, but the added capacity of the facilities, equipment, and expertise should be a positive investment. Let's see... a $350 Marlin 336 is now around 1200 bucks, so a bare-nekkid Ruger-Anderson should M...

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Happy Birthday

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WOW, that will upset some people who want SIG to lose.

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Well done, I wore one of those out as a teenager. I shot it so often that the last 3 inches of the barrel cracked.

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If you don't like the loop over the barrel, you can use the Uncle Mike's front sling mount, which clamps on the mag tube as a two-piece.

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SAD to hear about the trust. The ones I worked with in Afghanistan do not deserve that or any of the others.
The video is funny

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jeepnik wrote: ↑Tue Aug 05, 2025 5:47 pm Oh how spoiled we have become. Remember the days of 300bps modems and BBS'?

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Good information, I have been using thermals from the 90s on, but have not seen the newer garments.
These are photos of thermals set up you could see in 3D to judge distance, a company I was VP of developed in 2010-13.

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You had me at "Meat Target" :lol: Seriously though, sounds like a worthy endeavor and I'm looking forward to the results. If it's any help, Elmer's heavy 44 Special load does 1400 and change from my Trapper. YEP, as I don't work for any GOV agencies now. Looking forward to the results.

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 10:54 am I've used several Green Mountain BPCR barrels over the years and liked them a lot. Glad TC is dragging its feet bringing back the Contender, though, 'cause I can't afford one!

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 7:06 am That's a handsome levergun, Steve. I didn't even realize Mossberg had made one.

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It is SAD that the Magna Carta of 1215 no longer means anything. It is hard to force a new one with even knives banned. I guess you could apply for asylum in the US or the country of your choice. Some of the British EOD guys were telling me this and that they were moving to New Zealand, where they ...

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I have carried a 12-inch 870 at work since 1990 on a Remington 870 Witness Protection (a $5 tax stamp as an AOW). While Van Comp was in town bought some barrels from them and had them convert one for my wife to use when I was gone. Very good crowd pleasers when needed. My AOW before Ceracote, which...

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When I have to NOT say what I am thinking due to where I am, I may have to be arrested.

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jeepnik wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 3:51 pm
Paladin wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 11:27 pm Makes me glad to live in a box canyon, on a mountain, with solar, and the ability to control access on the only road from at least a mile.
.50 BMG?

Got rid of the Barret Semi and replaced it with a Styer Single-shot for the accuracy.

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I have seen and fired some very nice doubles and drillings, but as a retired GOV guy don't own any and as an OLD guy don't want to carry one. This one probably weighs about 5 pounds and has 16 inch barrels. It’s easy to carry. Not like any I have used before. I always just assumed they were all hea...

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I have seen and fired some very nice doubles and drillings, but as a retired GOV guy don't own any and as an OLD guy don't want to carry one.

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Blaine wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 9:52 pm Doc, I know that you have said that the best safety in between your ears. Need I expound on that?

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I agree, but consider it wishful thinking.

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I don't agree with everything he says, but I do like his toy collection and watch a few of them.

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Looks like one of these, and these are local mountain lions.

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Makes me glad to live in a box canyon, on a mountain, with solar, and the ability to control access on the only road from at least a mile.

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Sorry for the loss, good luck with the recovery

Paladin · Re: Sunset on the San Gabriel River, Texas 7-25-25 Excellent

Excellent

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I have been educated. Thanks

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I saw that a few days ago and had heard of them, but not seen any of the collection. I was impressed and saddened at the same time.

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I have eaten my share of reds and greys in Ohio and WV. I used to take my nephews to the farm on weekends to have a contest to see who could get their limit first. Great times, with the Best meal being Shepherd's Pie, mom made us one weekend with mashed potatoes as the top crust. Caught a couple in...

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I am not a fan of striker-fired pistols, but I do own a P320. I like mine, but would probably like it a lot less if it just up and went off by itself. Ian at Forgotten Weapons just dropped a video on this same topic. I like his recommendation; discontinue the P320 and phase it out. The new P365XL d...

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I agree, but it should be without any of my tax money.

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Thank you

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To carry a gun without a legal defense plan is extremely reckless. I agree that we are not the problem, it is lawless individual content to prey on whoever is available. However, you can never dismiss a bleeding heart judge or jury that finds you criminally or civilly liable. The best case scenario...

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I had to check, I joined in Jan 08, sitting at my desk in Kabul, Afghanistan, working for JTF Paladin. I am much older than I ever thought I would be. In high school in the early 70s, the poll said I would be dead by 27. My toy collection is finally going down in number as I part with items. I am a...

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YES, I wanted one badly for my first .22, but due to my budget bought a Model 150.

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2ndovc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 30, 2025 12:01 pm I'm still chasing that '95 SRC in .303 British. My favorite Winchester chambered in one my favorite cartridges.
I've come across a few and they are pricey, but finding one with a bore that doesn't look like a Cleveland city street is the hard part.

jb

Same here.

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NEVER underestimate the power of STUPID people who hold the power to control.

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 7:05 pm Caliber is not marked anywhere on the rifle. It is chambered for .30-40 Krag. Very smooth and locks up tight. The bore even looks good.

A tight patch slides smoothly muzzle to chamber and back.

Well done.

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Jun 28, 2025 5:25 pm Great tune , great movie.

Yes, it is on both counts.

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Well done, I wish I could say the rest didn't help. I have an AZ Ranger Cimarron in .45 Colt that shoots that well.

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I can call a friend at Albuquerque PD in New Mexico and ask him. He is working on his law degree and, due to work, knows too many lawyers. If you wish.

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I made the mistake of going to take a look up on GB. Man, the 38 Super has got to be the most pimped out pistol of all time. There's just a ton of them up there, many factory builds. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1111310731 That is the gun of choice for the Cartel member in Mexico. .38 Super is le...

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It is interesting to hear other guys like me having a recent interest in the 38 Super. Recently I have coon-fingered a few a few and almost whipped out the wallet. But for the life of me if you look at the ballistics it seems you can do almost as well with the 9mm chambering with specific loads. I ...

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