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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Sun Oct 05, 2025 4:33 pm We have a few million over here that weren't invited and they have brought the stone age with them.

Sad, I can say I told them so.

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Great photo of a Great country. Good luck when you get one. I hope he doesn't find a steep draw to get into.

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This one was in the yard two months ago.

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I have a couple of the 16-inch Rossis in .357 set up for walking the dogs at night in AZ on the mountain. My daughter took one, then I got the second one already threaded for the suppressor and cerakoted OD Green, then I painted it. Rossi 357 painted.jpg The one my daughter took. Rossi Alicia.jpg

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If you want to tuck your shirt in, try one of these. I carried a Colt Officers Model for a few years (before I got fatter); it worked great. It will take a while to get back in the holster and re-tuck the shirt, but that should not be a consideration. https://aliengearholsters.com/collections/iwb-h...

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One of my instructors, a Brit, sent to Africa to work for Westley Richards and became a game ranger later on told us of a white farmer that watched baboons dismember his beloved Great Danes. The farmer declared war and killed every baboon he saw. They are vicious critters, lots of people kill them ...

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One of my instructors, a Brit, sent to Africa to work for Westley Richards and became a game ranger later on told us of a white farmer that watched baboons dismember his beloved Great Danes. The farmer declared war and killed every baboon he saw. They are vicious critters, lots of people kill them ...

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I flew my nephews from WV to Ohio in a Cessna 172. They were a bit loud when we started North, so I took them to 10,000 feet, and they went right to sleep for the rest of the ride. Those things are pressurized. At 10,000 were they turning blue? 10,000 is fine- just a little less O² but perfectly sa...

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I flew my nephews from WV to Ohio in a Cessna 172. They were a bit loud when we started North, so I took them to 10,000 feet, and they went right to sleep for the rest of the ride.

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Try Kevin, he was the one who threaded two of my lever guns and a few other items of custom work.
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It's about time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LYcWIYd3Ok

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Back to history: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,”

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog ... right

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Some of the later reports stated it hit his rifle plate and was a "SPLASH" into his neck.

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I just sent a note to my Congressman to shut off their federal funds.

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Eddie Southgate wrote: ↑Thu Sep 25, 2025 1:33 pm Anybody got any good loads for UFO's ?

I have 100 rounds of .50 Armor Piercing for my sniper rifle.

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Nevada has the largest portion of the state that is BLM land in the lower 48. There is almost no BLM land east of Colorado or New Mexico or southwest Texas. Alaska likely has the largest percentage of the state that is under federal control. Between BLM, USFS, NPS, NFS and military, then toss in na...

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Thanks for the info, I just sent them a question.

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Lassiter wrote: ↑Sun Sep 14, 2025 2:02 pm I loved me some far side

+1

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Nick Freitas was right about "Waking a sleeping giant."

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Thank you for the information on the load, and the historic information, and how to fix the sight

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The facts are not anything they want to hear.

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Jeepnik, this is my Canadian truck gun (Purchased from a member). I usually wait until I get about 5 miles North of the crossing to put it back on the passenger side of the F-350. Co Pilot.jpg This is what I carry in the lower 48, as it is a 7.62x39 Pistol (It gives me 300 yards with thump). TK GUN...

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Yes, after getting back from that contract, I may have indulged.
(From the CODY MUSEUM)

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jeepnik wrote: ↑Wed Sep 10, 2025 2:31 am I always wanted a Detonics Combat Master. But during it's time they were lean years.

I had one in the late 70s, Great gun, but a bit heavy for a (then) skinny guy.

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Excellent

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When I was a trooper in WV, we rode the buses at times; by state law, they were to provide transportation as needed. They were always glad to see us.

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I am not capable of forgetting that. I resigned my Commission and reverted back to Enlisted status to take a position in Special Forces to FIGHT.

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Rube Burrows wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 1:53 pm Very nice. I wonder how much. I would love one or maybe a super wrangler in .22 mag with the adjustable rear sights like he talks about in the video.

I would consider that a GREAT field gun if I were 50 years younger.

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Enough is enough. I am not saying we resort to violence - at least not yet. But I am saying we make the penalty so high for espousing this leftist violence that no one dares do it. Fire people. Refuse to hire them. Take a page from their playbook and publish the names of all of them. People forget ...

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Great article, and his cleaning methods are good also. Only thing I disagree with is his cleaning intervals of 400 rounds. When I shot both adult small bore and .22RF bullseye matches I never cleaned my bores until the season was over. I shot 60 rds. every Wed. night, plus a 60 rd. match on Sat. fo...

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I carried an Officer's Model I got from a friend as back-up to my MP-5 for drug operations, and never had problems with it. My friend had sent it to Wilson when he first started, and I put a King Tappen barrel in it, had Wayne Novak put night sights on it, and changed the grips. VERY accurate and f...

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Marijuana, when I started the State Police in 1977 had a THC content of 3.5 % in the pot sold then. "Now, vapes and joints routinely push 30% THC, while dispensary shelves are stocked with concentrates—some boasting 90% to 95%" It is not the same DOPE.

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I have a .50 Hawkins copy, percussion cap rifle, and a few revolvers. I have killed a couple of deer with the rifle and one with a Ruger Old Army, shooting balls. Two of the revolvers have .38 special conversion cylinders from SASS days. Haven't used them much in the last several years but have a s...

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I have (my second) Charter Arms .22 Mag Pathfinder 4in. (my first was loaned to my daughter and was stolen out of her vehicle in Houston) Great little revolver. Half the price of an S&W. I thinned the front sight blade and got better accuracy out of it. The frame is the size of a J-Frame Smith ...

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We have a 40-footer in AZ for storage, as I got rid of two houses (one East and one West). The one I got was still serviceable (water-tight) until I cut the vent into it. The price was $2500 delivered, and it cleaned out two temporary storage sites. The metal was rolled steel, much tougher than I e...

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That is almost a rite of passage on a farm. I had that problem, and my daughter had that problem.

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I used to get those when they first put me on statins. I had heard on NPR's Home Pharmacy in the 80s that taking Vitamin B Complex ( a mix of B vitamins) would help with them. I started, and the only side effect was that the mosquitoes stopped bothering me.

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Welcome, if I were only considering animals, that would be all I would need in the lower 48.

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Thank you for that.

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Welcome to retirement! My first retirement was on December 31st, 1999, from the WV State Police, and my second was in Feb 2004 from DOD. I still play (though not very often) as a contractor for various government operations. I was a contractor in Afghanistan with JTF Paladin when I joined this webs...

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Well done, I took a FOX and did the same thing, but for BUCKSHOT and gave it to a fellow state trooper to carry in his cruiser. Very effective for a backwoods WV drinking establishment. I have not tried slugs in it, or the most recent one I made.

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Glad you proved the DOCs wrong, and congratulations on the recovery of some of your favorites. I am a bit jealous of the Winchester .22 Mag. Growing up near Akron, I wanted one of those pretty bad.

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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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