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horsesoldier03

Just because I am kind of slow at times, curious if your Georgia is a State or a Country? Welcome all the same!

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Just received those Altamont stocks I ordered a month or two back, and I am quite pleased with the fit and feel compared to the black plastic OEM stock on the Super Wrangler. Now if the wind will just lie down I 'll go shoot the thing. 8) https://i.postimg.cc/8F4ky61H/image-67204097-2.jpg https://i...

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Jay,

Those grips do really dress up the gun and those speedloaders are just plain snazzy. Very Nice!

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Sorry to hear about your situation. Prayers up for a full restoration and safety for your family.

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Man, that is a good question. I really enjoy my 5.5" Bisley flattop Blackhawk in .44spl. That said, I love 45 Colt more than 44 special so I would pick my Blackhawk 45 that I am currently in the process of building. It has been a great revolver for many years and now with its new face lift I g...

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Hey, Horsesoldier, that Jeff Ault is a mighty fine shooter. Great looking gun, too! Thanks for the picture. Jeff is indeed a fine shot. I have come close but I have not obtained that group. The smooth action on it is even better than the group. If anyone is ever on the fence about sending him a gun...

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The only Blackhawk I have. It was nothing impressive when I got it, but we got that fixed so I will let it slide.

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Scott, I think S&W definitely improved the M19 when they came out with the fixed sight L frames. If I didnt have one of those, I think the M19 would be my preference.

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My Dad bought a Marlin 1894 .44 mag from an older man at First Monday in Canton TX back in the early 90s for $125. It came with the first box of shells he bought for it with only 3 missing, the recoil was too much for him. After my dad shot it, he gave it to me, he shot it twice. Definitely one gun ...

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He may have been friends with Bill and Killary and was coaxed by the left to exploit gun laws so that they could justify closing the "Loop Hole" as they like to call it. Now that's some real conspiracy stuff right there! And they certainly don't have to worry about him rattin' out their p...

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He may have been friends with Bill and Killary and was coaxed by the left to exploit gun laws so that they could justify closing the "Loop Hole" as they like to call it.

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When you go to the hodgdon site, WSF does not even show as an option for any weight of .44 Special Bullet. I prefer to use W244 as it sits right next to Unique on the Powder Burn Rate Chart. That is only because I have not seen another can of Unique since I bought my last one.

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No doubt it will beat the hell out of a .380 or even a .38 special with the average commercial loaded bullet.

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Well we always seem to have the self appointed grammar police. Before the internet we were all apparently all ignorant. I dont even care is someone calls a magazine a clip. If we both know the type of weapon they are talking about, we get the meaning.

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Glad she is ok. Did it even throw a breaker?

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My dad passed back in 07. Following his death, I ensured my mother had my S&W 19 loaded with .38 LSWCHP. We went to the river and practiced quite a bit and made sure that she was proficient. She is now 83 and I was worried about her being able to manage the pistol so I picked her up a Ruger 10/2...

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A great man to be remembered. Sorry for your loss!

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I found this article interesting. Complaints of 3 other negligent discharges on the set that were blanks but actor was told that the guns were not loaded at all. The Unionized Camera crews walked out 6 hours before the shooting occurred due to complaints of safety. https://www.latimes.com/entertainm...

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Reed, the armor, is the one that brought a box of live ammo to the set.

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Years ago when I was involved in reenactments, they held required safety briefs. One of the cardinal rules as that you never point the gun directly at someone. You elevate or aim to the side of them. I am sure even Hollywood would have rules in place that would have prevented this.

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Competence is not a genetic trait! I doubt the round was swapped out after the armor handed the gun to Baldwin, however, Baldwin should be ultimately accountable. I did read an interesting point that stated Baldwin had gone off script as it was not in the script that Baldwin would point the gun at t...

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No pic to post, but I purchased a rusted old REM 870 at a pawn shop for $100. It was just surface rust nothing a little 0000 steel wool and some oil wouldnt get rid of. It had a 28" barrel with a MOD Choke tube stuck in it. I went on EBAY and was able to get a NICE Remington 20" barrel wit...

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Very Nice!

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Somehow, and I am not certain how that was, I had convinced myself I did not need a 300 BO. I am starting to doubt myself! +1... And as long as I have a .30-30, I probably won't. I am about to pick up the 30-30 that my dad had when I was growing up. It will keep me more than satisfied without feeli...

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I have a 94 in .44 mag with the 20" barrel. I shoots store bought, as well as my reloads to include CAST just fine. I did go to a .431 on some of the cast but my top grain is 240. I have heard going over the 265 grain bullet brings out several issues with the marlin.

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Deleted comment. I just noticed it was directly with Colt Walkers Only.

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Somehow, and I am not certain how that was, I had convinced myself I did not need a 300 BO. I am starting to doubt myself!

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I was born in Athens, Tx back in 65. My grandfather was born around 1913 and lived in the Henderson Co area most of his life. He worked the oilfields, and was pretty rough cut. I remember numerous stories he told about Sweeten and his bottomline was Sweeten was a man you did not challenge or provoke...

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No intent to hi-jack your thread, but thought this was at least loosely related. Looks like Tisas is teaming together with the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). Tisas M1911 A1 CMP Specs: Caliber: 45 ACP Barrel Length: 5 Inches Accurate reproduction of WWII issued 1911 United States Property marke...

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No doubt it would handle a lot of things!

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Nice Job, Cool Story!

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I got to see a good one in real life the other day. 8 state troopers chasing a late 90s Jeep Cherokee. The troopers got into formation and were constricting him getting ready to take him out. He had to be redneck because he tapped the brakes and they went past and he jumped off the highway cross cou...

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A friend said they still have in stock here.

https://wisconsincartridge.com/product/ ... 00-gr-jsp/

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I dont need a video. My first rifle was a 1979 Marlin 336 in 30-30. It has worked every time and I dont have to buy premium bullets that cost you an arm and leg. It does it with Federal, Winchester, or Remington 150 or 170 grain promotional ammo.

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Much rather find a cylinder than a magazine. That magazine will be alot cheaper to replace.

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I am not so sure they guy wasnt CROSSEYED! Glad it worked out in your favor.

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YEP, they rated me for TENITTIS = 0%

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Definitely worth keeping in your inventory!

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Glad you are ok. I read an interesting article the other day of a guy that had a neighbor that was alway very slow to remove his livestock once he told them they were on his place. He decided to run them into his on squeeze chute and decorated the cattle by using bleach and putting different WORDS a...

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Grandkids are the greatest. God has blessed me with 3 of them. CONGRATULATIONS and hope there is more to come!

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I had a 1953 Hungarian version of the M44 Mosin. It was a very straight shooter and in as issued condition with all numbers matching. I honestly regret selling it. I just recently ordered a Remington 1903A3 dated 6-43 that is a sporter. I should get to pick it up today or tomorrow. My hopes are to m...

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Nice job and a save of a great rifle.

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Pretty good. I did like his explanation of DELIBERATE and DRIVING FORCE. I forget the school that had several kids get killed while the cops waited outside. That is an excellent example of what should have been DRIVING FORCE.

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As much as I love my 30-30, I dont think it would be my first choice if I had to stretch it over 225 yards. I have good optics on my AR and would feel very comfortable out to 400 and even to 500 depending on the scenario. As far as reloads go, but the side loading gate is pretty handy as well.

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They really need to read more Army Ground Accident Reports or QASAS reports regarding ammunition issues. However, I think that was a foreign rocket and not US. Somethings shouldn't be played with even by those that might consider themselves SAFE or even an EXPERT.

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Ruger to the best of my knowledge has always been pretty good on their warranty. HOWEVER, I would send it to Jeff Ault at Munden Sixgun Magic. I was about ready to sell my Ruger Flattop but decided to suck it up and spend the money. It was truly the best money I have ever spent on a gun. Here is a V...

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Back around 1987, the unit I was in was having a gunnery exercise and brought out Veterans from Vietnam, Korea, WWII, and WWI. There were only two veterans from WWI that were there that day. The most impressive story that they told was during battle they would occasionally lose the ability to elevat...

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I have been sitting on the fence for 2 years now wanting to get either the an ATV or the TW200 for deer hunting. Part of me keeps saying just get an old pickup truck.

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1. I enjoy it.
2. I can reload a variety for multi-purpose.
3. It is another tool in the box that if hard times hit, it is a barterable trade if not a necessity.

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I was just reading that assembly line workers at Ruger start at $11.50 an hour and tool makers start around $18 an hour. Their machine operators are sitting at about 26% less than the national average for their job skills. IMO, that equates to dissatisfied workers that probably took the job to get b...

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