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Prayers!

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It seems a shame to me that we in the USA cannot preserve our old buildings. When in the Army in Europe my family toured buildings five hundred and more years old which are still in use. Surely someone could find a use for these old buildings. Newer and bigger is not always better.

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Prayers.

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Just got one of those Cancer diagnoses last month. They are still trying to figure out just 'what kind' it is so they can suggest how to fight it.

Sure is hard to get my head around the whole thing.

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Only reason not to use Mogas that I ever found was the black soot patch on your cars headliner.

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Praying.

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USAA never wanted me as an NCO or as a retiree until a year or so ago. Now I get advertisements and offers every week. Guess they need the buisness.

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Big Bear, you might think about a Marbels folding rear in place of the standard rear sight. Some guys zero the folding rear for 55 or 60 yards and the tang for 125 to 150 yards and they say they are good to 200+.

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I could use some of that Rum.

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I am no expert but I think the first thing Idaho needs to manage is the wolves.

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Could a feller load two of the HB Wadcutter in a fullsize case over eight, or so, grains of Unique? Seems to me that you could double your fun.

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Ziva or Abbey? The answer is 'Yes'.

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Sa-weet!!!

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Tell him what I told my kids, Three services ride (Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard), Two services walk (Army, Marines), make you're own "informed" decision.

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I believe I know that Colonel and the PFC.

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Will do in any critter short of the big bears and perhaps even them if you do your part,
Great lead shooter and strong enough make your shoulder cry if you want to load that way. I prefer to use high-end 38-55 load data myself.

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Not so unusual, I have one as pictured. I bought it for momma and then she didn't like it. I added a Taurus tang sight and it shoots much better thanI do.

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About three pounds.

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Well written Sir, thankyou.

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Very well done!

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If you get that rifle, remove the left cartridge guide from it and file a bevel on the rear end. My rifle broke four ejectors before I finally got it figured out.
My rifle does not like to be babied when I cycle the action. It wants me to get the empty out and another in and do it like I mean it.

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Feds and greenies are idiots. Too many wolves around here, hard on Elk, Deer, and Cattle.

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My Rossi 92 likes .454 boolits. Lee 45 Colt Carbide Dies are super. I shoot a Lee 452-255 over 8gr of Universal for a fun load or same boolit over 23.5gr of H110 if I want to hurt my shoulder a bit. I will tell anyone who asks "My LSI 92 is more fun than a guy should be allowed to have". G...

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Midway and Brownells (also others) sell the Williams 5D-94SE Receiver Sight for about $35.00. I have never been very good with a standard open sight on any rifle but the Williams Sight helps me a lot. The above sight fits the rear scope mount holes already on your 94AE.

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Old Savage, I have a Rossi 92 in 45Colt and anybody who asks gets told it is more fun than a "man should be allowed to have".

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My first thought was "Artillery Piece".
My second thought was "Ouch!!!!!!!!".

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Get some kind of anti-inflamitory such as Aleve or aspirin and take the max dose allowed on the package for a week or so. If that hasn't helped, then it's Dr. time, he will put you on Celebrex or other industrial strength medicine. I use some stuff called Diclofenac Sodium and it keeps the yelling d...

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Spiffy!

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Only thing it does is lock the firing pin. No effect on the trigger pull, just ugly.
Nate Kiowa Jones of this board makes a plug to replace the safety. I personally just ignore the thing.

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Super little carbine, I have a 20 incher in 45 colt and a 24 inch rifle in .357. I surely wish the .357 was a 16 inch carbine.

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Bout 30 years ago when I started reloading I used to have a a stand-up bench and a tall bar stool, best of both worlds.

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Tycer, since you seem to be the (or one of the) expert on Win 94s, I think I need to tell you. I finally found out the cause of the broken ejectors in my 94. The short story is the .357 AE ejector rides against the side of the left cartridge guide as it cycles to the rear and then front. My ejector ...

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Go to http://castboolits.gunloads.com/ as suggested by pete-driver, read read read and read somemore.

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After reading all of this thread, I am too tired to be offended.

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One or two of those were, I thought, Army but I guess we can share.

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Don't fool around, go get that Henry now!

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Jmiller, it is possible to cast bullets from zinc, not fun but possible.

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Get hold of Steve Young's vidio and have that little beauty apart for a max cleaning and general slickup, you will not be sorry.

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Tacky Jeremy,very tacky.

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Where I live in Idaho we get about three inches of snow during a normal winter. We get it usually one inch at a time, having said the above, I now have three years worth of snow in the yard. It's that darned Global Cooling, I'm just sure.

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I've never done any testing, scientific or otherwise, but Remington brass has always seemed to last me longest.

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My 357 trapper SN;6,520,xxx has broken two ejectors and two springs. You can get the parts from Browning/Winchester as per the answer above and they are not overly expensive. I want to know why thet break.

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Try your luck with a few rounds, the worst that can happen would be a leaded barrel. Every firearm is an individual and many will shoot lead pretty fast.

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I hope this is wrong! I always have had the utmost respect for Gen. Powell and even tho he has always been a liberal I never thought he was stupid.

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Dad used to tell me about the old Ranger who stayed around Quanah, Texas when he (Dad) was growing up in the late 20s and early 30s. Dad said this old boy was rough as could be and very few folks would try him on. Dad said he still carried an old Colt thumbuster and had the thumb and forefinger cut ...

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Just to further confuse yourself, check out the little Henry lever 22. Hard to beat at $250.00 or thereabouts.

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Scary,very scary.

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Well Mr. Tycer, I'm back again. I put the new parts in my Trapper today and took it out to shoot. Fired about 100 38sp lead and all was good, I then fired 18 357mag and it broke again. The ejector itself broke in two at the juncture (sp?) of the spring shaft and body and the spring crushed lengthwis...

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Birdman, I finally got up the nerve to have mine apart just a couple weeks ago and the article by Mojave Gambler works very well. I printed the article and printed the pictures separately, took them to my bench and it all came together. It all works. :) Tycer of this board gave me an excellent place...

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