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To a neighbor who works in the Back Country in Alaska as a crane operator on a new Oil field. He mentioned he was looking for a 30-30 (4 months ago), and I had two Remlins I had gotten at an estate sale that were unfired, so I gave him his choice. He has 6 years in the Army with a unit I played wit...

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I have two older ones, rebuilt by STEVE, a .45 and my wife's .357. Then are about 2.357 with 16-inch barrels and a .44 Mag 20-inch threaded for attachments.

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Best of luck, will to bet the current owners are not willing to part with them.

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One case I (there were 5 troopers assigned to it) worked on had just one box of videotapes. It was a child sex case. It took the 5 of us two weeks to watch every bit of each video (you can't send them to court "defense" without knowing what is on EVER bit of tape. I can just imagine how m...

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A sniper had just KILLED me in the Infantry Officer Basic course at Ft Benning after about 100 yards of low crawl.

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Great shooting. The LeverRevolution shoots well out of all my leverguns.

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Well done.

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Yes, maybe with some criminal enforcement added.

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Well done, best looking P14 I have seen. I still play and use 303s.

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I concur.

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That was funny.
Neighbors' medium-sized Belgian Malinois found out a few months ago not to play with them.

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WOW, I am impressed.

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For illegal immigrants with leaking Molotovs.

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Sounds like a GOOD DAY.

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I have wanted one also for many years. The one that always got away for me. Please post how it works out.

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This is my wife's set (she likes "Pretty" toys): a three-inch (New Manufactured) Colt Python, a Simply Rugged Python-covered holster, and a Damascus Knife made by a warrant officer at Camp Pendleton, with the sheath made by ZZZ near the south gate of Camp Pendleton.

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The AZ Set with the First Badge I was issued and our Dress Revolver.

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We did the one-inch spray foam in my wife's She Shed. It is amazing how well it works. You will be happy with it. (except the cost)

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The Russian set.
The Mackarov.

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The Spetznaz knife.

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Thus is one SET.
The Rifle.

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The Knife mounted on my Back, A Cold Steel Larado Bowie (The Peshmerga Loved it.)

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They are a hard-hitting small pistol. I had a 27 but swapped the barrel for .357 Sig.

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I am taking the Ivermectin now (18mg) and have prostate surgery scheduled for the 29th of May. VA has taken 1.5 years to get it done. The PSA number have gone down the DRs say it is not related.

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Just a little bit JEALOUS, nice pair.

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I don't think the safety detracts from the clones once you replace it with a cut off .25 ACP case.

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A suppressed 22 Ruger pistol or other for killing dinner when hunting big game.

I bought this one at Wild West Arms after I wore out a Sig Mosquito

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Sorry, Not in AZ Arizona State and Federally Protected Species Snakes Crotalus lepidus (Rock Rattlesnake) Crotalus pricei (Twin-spotted Rattlesnake) Crotalus willardi (Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake; includes C. w. obscurus and C. w. willardi) Lampropeltis triangulum (Milksnake; Cochise County only) Sistr...

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Yes, they are. This one was at 5000 ft elevation in North Central AZ, an AZ Black Rattlesnake 10 feet from my back steps.

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I only kill the Mojaves

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I’m pretty sure it would serve well even in Alaska. Particularly since a man can probably shoot it better. well it absolutely would work in Alaska, which is just like and no different than anywhere else where big, Big animals live. it's the land that is BIG BIG BIG, and there are awesome obstacles ...

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Excellent, I so used to enjoy ambushing crows when I was a kid.

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One of my Battalion Surgeons gave me this list back in 2002 before the deployment to Iraq, and I have been taking them ever since. He added two tablets of Centrum Multi vitamins to the list a couple of years later. Antioxidants: Vitamin C 1000 milligrams Vitamin A (water soluble beta-carotene) 10,0...

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Hope the prognosis is correct and everything gets and stays better.

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Yes, 110 Round nose metal case on Fox when they were selling $120 for Reds, and $80 for Greys in the early 80s. Also used an Anchutze .308 with a Night scope, 110 grain MC Spre points. Made enough in a year to pay for the Staron Night scope.

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WOW, talk about having a GOOD DAY.

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Yes, get them hooked early, and they will play forever. This is my daughter.

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Her trying to talk me out of my AR-10

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Excellent, now hooked for life.

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Nath wrote: ↑Sat Mar 22, 2025 8:17 am I don't mind either way. Neither has any bearing in decision making as far as I'm concerned.

+1

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I have a couple of carbide lamps. I grew up in North East Ohio and they were cheaper to use than the flashlights of the day (and much more fun was had with CARBIDE than batteries). At night in the summer we used them to spearfish from a canoe the bug attracted to the light became bait. GREAT FIND, ...

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As I stated carrying a gun before I joined the army in 1973 and now have a foot locker full of different types and sizes. For the S&W model 69 (.44 Mag) or Model 60 3 inch (.357). I prefer the cross-draw. Very comfortable, fast while driving or on equipment, and easy to conceal if you have to. ...

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Thanks

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Griff wrote: ↑Thu Mar 20, 2025 1:43 am I got 1100 of these in an estate sale a couple of years ago
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WOW, All I have is empty boxes with parts in them.

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Im steering clear of anything new myself. Got a buddy, a real big strong guy or was, now almost crippled by the second covid jab. he had a multi-millionaire dollar building business. First jab made him sick, dizzy, fainting spells for a time. Second jab, same thing, but the symptoms never went away...

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I have a .45 Colt that I sent to Steve that I still use and two others I wish I had sent but were newer (.44 and .357 Mag) and I am not that good.

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Excellent, best memories you can get.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 21, 2025 10:11 am Video link wouldn't finish downloading for me.

Sorry, I tried two more times to get it to work and refer back to my Analog guy trying to live in a digital world. She videoed a herd of Pronghorns crossing the road going under the fence on both sides.

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My best Optometrist was a retired Air Force COL. He understood my request for a bifocal in the upper left of my right lens for rifle shooting (before I went to optics) and was very knowledgeable.

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Thanks for the info. I have three Old Marlins in 45-70 very handy and accurate for large game that roam Alaska.

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Thanks for the photos, well done.

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Well done, Here I worry about the Mountian Lions (these two were 1/2 mile from the house) and coyotes more than the foxes. The state has reintroduced WOLVES to make it more exciting.

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Griff wrote: ↑Fri Mar 21, 2025 7:56 am
Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Fri Mar 21, 2025 7:43 amGod bless this nation of ours. We are heirs to a very great fortune bought for us with blood.
And seemingly, so few of us understand and appreciate that fact!

"Yes, I spent the 200th anniversary in Germany on both sides of the Iron Curtain.

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I thought I would share a video my wife took yesterday of some of the Pronghorns near us. They can run up to 55-60 MPH and still crawl under fences.

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