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I have to agree with what Tutt said.

Great stuff amigo!

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Thanks guys. I've always found Us commercial arms with foreign proof marks really interesting. Really wish i knew the whole story that goes with this one.

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I bet it's pretty peaceful back in there. At least until you start hearing banjos.

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I've used the same set for .45 ACP, .45 AR, .45 Cowboy Special and .45 Colt with no issues. I've since added an extra sets so I don't have to constantly readjust the dies for each cartridge.

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I ran across the listing for this 9mm 70s Series and couldn't not buy it. The pistol has been to Germany, where it was worked over by a gunsmith that knew what he was doing and turned it into a very nice target pistol. Slide to frame fit is tight and the trigger can't be more than 3.5#+-. Hoping to ...

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Wow! What a nice thing to do!

Very cool!!!

jb

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A very funny man! He will be missed, but he had a heck of a good run!

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Love the Bee!

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I was looking at a three screw .45 Colt that was almost new in the box on Saturday. The lady was selling some of her dad's stuff, and I gave it some serious consideration, but decided to pass. Too much going on in my world lately.

I'll have to stick with my short barreled version for now.

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Very cool! I need to replace mine. Long story, but there's one on my "short list"

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Ysabel Kid wrote: ↑Sat Jul 13, 2024 7:05 pm
Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Jul 13, 2024 6:17 pm I’m a supporter of President Trump.

This changes the dynamics of this election and the direction forward.
+1 - both counts.

Same here!

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Cool!

I sure wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of that thing!!

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For a Very long time, like here in OH, many states (the mostly flat ones) had shotgun only deer seasons. Rifled slugs for the smoothbores and sabots for the rifled bores. They both can be surprisingly accurate out to 100 yds or less, especially with the rifle sights. A couple of states like Ohio and...

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Finally one missed this end of the Lake! Glad you're ok, but we had three "catastrophic" events in my territory last spring and summer with one additional in January. I was talking to my boss this afternoon, they may cancel our branch meeting tomorrow due to new claims. I hope so, I hate t...

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Love the Bee!

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Pretty cool, Bill! My uncle gave me this before he moved to FL year around. It has a .75" bore and makes quite a racket. I haven't experimented with projectiles yet, too dangerous where I live. My dad has one in a walnut Naval carriage that has a bore large enough for a D cell battery. Those ar...

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I have the Ruger version/ PC9 that's quite accurate and like above, with the right ammunition, it's a pretty potent little carbine.
I certainly wouldn't want to be on the other side of it.

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I say "repel borders" all the time. Must be the pirate in my blood! 8) Still need a Tanker to round out the M1A collection. I've gotten into the AR10 world and it's trials. That's for another post though. :D jb 8) Shiver me timbers ! -- regarding the Ar-10's -- its always something with t...

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I say "repel borders" all the time. Must be the pirate in my blood!

Still need a Tanker to round out the M1A collection. I've gotten into the AR10 world and it's trials. That's for another post though.

jb

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Great rifles!

I have two, a HB stainless barrel and a Squad Scout. The scout gets a lot more use. For me, it's a great combination of size, weight and carries well.

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Blaine is alive and well, having pun on FB. I haven’t talked to Lenn in awhile. I should fix that.

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I just listed a pile of bullets and brass on gunbroker.

Anyone interested, do a search under 2ndovc or 33WCF in the ammunition reloading listings.

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I don't have a Miroku '92 but I have a 73 in .45 Colt.

It's an outstanding shooter and functions perfectly.

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I like those. I just got my 4" Redhawk. The factory grips were damaged so i put on a set of Pach. Presentation style grips. They fit my hand better, but I've only had it out once with a cast load with a new bullet. It didn't seem to like that load much. I'll have it back out again with some dif...

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I’ve reloaded a couple thousand of them.
Use .45 ACP Dillon Dies, no issues.

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I found them to be quite effective for removing the heads of rabbits. Short range from a 10/22 they were devastating.

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I guess I do too. I was thinking that Raptors have been extinct for a bit, wondered where they've been hiding.

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I'll give another vote for the .44 Magnum.

Between a carbine and revolver, it would take care of anything I'm bound to run tint around here.

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Hard to pick a favorite, there's so many good ones. "Sahara" with Humphry Bogart "Lawrence of Arabia" "Murphy's War" "Enemy at the Gates" "Saving Private Ryan" and "Band of Brothers" are hard to beat. "The Cross of Iron" "The...

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. There is definitely a lot of stuff that is irretrievably lost if a tornado hits your house. Yet one flash drive with photos and files on it could help retrieve the majority of it so easily if we just were organized enough to have it ready. That's the genius of this guy. He gets all of that and or...

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Yes, microgroove and yes I've tried just about everything. I've had this thing for a couple of decades. Paid $250 for it at a show. So far, the only bullets that have worked fairly well are the Speer 250 gr. jacketed flay point. Those are pretty pricy and not always easy to find.

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 4:42 am Does the Marlin shoot jacketed? Light bullets?

Gunny,
It does. Much better than cast, but I was hoping to get it in line with my SBH.

Thanks Bill. It sure is a handful.

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Even though it was in the low 90s, I finally had some time to get out. Took the new Redhawk and my Problem Child 94P out with some larger .431 diameter LSWC bullets. Well the Marlin is still keyholing and the Redhawk didn't care much for the load either. At thirty yards offhand, the Redhawk should w...

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Good stuff, Bill!

Interesting that Montgomery carried a carbine through the war.

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Cool!

A friend of mine offered to give me a Model 67 that's in near perfect condition knowing i love Winchesters.
i told him to keep it for his little boy that's was around 3. Should be big enough to shoot it about now.
I'm glad he kept it.

jb

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One of the reasons I bought it. Anytime I see a lanyard loop, the first thought I have is "We're going on an adventure"!

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 11:21 am Good old Speed Six.

I do have a Speed Six, but it's not stainless and it's also kind of a rare dog. It's part of a contract over run in near new condition. I've researched it a few times, but still haven't come up with what org. or country they were made for.

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Those two have seen some action for sure!

I was given a Stevens Favorite, that I still have, long before I was allowed to have a BB gun. My dad's thinking was that I would get into trouble with a BB/ pellet gun. Truth be told, I caused a whole lot more mayhem with my slingshot.

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Close, but I really like my 66-1.

Just got the Redhawk. Changed out the factory grips, the Pachmyars fit my hand better. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but love the way it feels.
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A few pictures of the No.7 and my Greener.

The Cadet rifle is a .25-20 I had made years ago.

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Wonderful tribute, Jim. May her memory last for many many more years.

Jason

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Forgot all about my Greener.
What a tack driver. Pulled it out of a pile of them on one of the Navy Arms tables a an Ohio Gun Collectors shows a couple decades ago. I think it was $149! Should have bought a dozen of them.

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I have this one a 1952 Belgian navy trainer and a schimdt rubin 22lr conversion.I also have an Enfield trainer as well Very cool! I have a few surplus trainers, but my favorite and most rare is an Enfield No.7. The RAAF contracted for 2500 of them, then cancelled the order before they were all comp...

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I love the older .22s and well, most .22 LRs in general. Picked up this Mossberg 152 recently with two ten round magazines, sling and old Weaver scope. I would have to remove the rear sight to use the scope, but it's going to sit with the other unused optics. The peep sights are quite nice and in gr...

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That's just plain cool, but sorry to hear about your friend.

Jason

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My WWI rig and a Uberti 1885, 30-40 and a Case Bowie.
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One of those is on my short list. Can't decide between the 11" or 8".

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