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I would guess it would depend on wether you have that hollow above your belt to tuck that piece into. There are inside waistband holsters available. Me, I haven't seen that hollow place for probably 30yrs now!!!

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JimT,

That was great!!

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I envy you guys with near unlimited choice. Here in Illinois, no centerfire rifles of any kind for deer. I'll use a 62# longbow for the most part, when it comes to firearm season, my choice will be either a .54cal muzzleloader or .44mag three screw Ruger Flattop.

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Thanks for all the replys so far, I'll check some out. Still looking for ideas, I'm paid through the end of the month, so have so time to make a decision.

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I finially took the plunge and went to a wireless internet connection. My dial-up was just to slow and unreliable and even though I'm still out of work, my wife absolutly needs the computer for her business. So when I discontinue dial-up I'll lose my e-mail. Do any of you have any recomendations on ...

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If I was going to carry a PPK sized gun, I would probably choose something other than .380. However, as others have said, with modern ammo it can be an effective caliber. I carry it in the Ruger LCP, like the P3AT, about as small and light as you can get and even with the miniscule sights mine will ...

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Gotta go with my Ruger Security Six or Model 19 Smith. Would love to find a Ruger Speed-Six in stainless though.

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Beautiful country, you're a lucky man. Looks like the water level is a bit low, not much snow?

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twas good indeed!!

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I'll pass on the mechanicals, just don't trust 'em, I'll stick with my Zwickey Deltas they work for me.

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I currently own several Marlin 39A rifles and one Winchester 9422 all bought used. I like them all. I owned a Browning BL-22 grade I at one time, I found it reliable, accurate and very handy. Traded it for a used Marlin Mountie. I have had no real functioning problems with any of them. My advice wou...

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Good to see ya, Doc!

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I've probably used more Unique than any other powder, mostly in .38spec, .357mag, .45ACP, and .44mag. Great powder, I need to pick some up, down to 3-4 pounds on hand.

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ya just gotta love the 39A, I do mine, all three of 'em.

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I like that , I'd put a grip adapter on it to better fit my hand, but then it would be perfect.

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Prayer sent on their behalf, both my mother and MIL are breast cancer suvivers, now in their '80s.

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Good article Jim. Makes a man think.

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Yeah, thats the way she's 'posed to look. Nice!

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Very nice, let us know how she shoots.

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Blaine, hows that SKS shoot, my boy bought one, a russian that won't stay on a USPSA target at 50yds.

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Sounds like a good time, wish I could have been there. Maybe next time.

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Well, I ain't got one, just have to depend on my M1 carbine :D I was in a little gun shop yesterday afternoon and they probably had 25-30 on the rack. Still not a lot of handgun ammo though, no .380, very little 38spec and 9mm. Did get to handle the new Ruger LCR though, sweet trigger sure 'nough an...

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Thats great Blaine, glad you like it. It would shoot into 3" @ 50yds for me sitting with my back to a tree and the gun rested over my knees. Shoot the fire out of it, it can take it!

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I use that 4gr bullseye load with a cast wadcutter, fun to shoot, very accurate and as Terry says it will flat take out small game right now.

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I remember reading Jeff Cooper, whom many considered the guru of 1911, say that all a 1911 needed was a good trigger and good sights. Mr. Cooper is credited with being the father of modern pistolcraft. He thought the standard issue sights on a stock original 1911 were too small to quickly pick up in...

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Been fortunate enough to have never had a case of PO or PI, even though I've been in it all my life. What I do get though is a case of Cocobolo. When I was building custom longbows and recurves many customers would request Cocobolo as their choice of riser wood. Cocobolo is a very hard, dense and be...

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I don't know where to look, but if you find it, let us know it sounds like a good'n.

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O" I like that. Good on him!

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Been here a while now, don't post a whole lot but do when I think I can contribute. Took me a long time to reach 500 posts on the old board and I'm still a long way from that here. However I spend a lot of time here most every day, its home, a place to relax and learn, to laugh and learn and sometim...

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Mike, this is the first thread I opened this morning and I have no idea what caused it. I do know though that I feel exactly the same about this board as you do. It would be a lesser place here without you, so while I may not know what has happened, I do know I'm glad you're staying. We have lost fa...

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I like 'em, use them for a home defense pistol and carry around the farm quite a bit, my favorite was a 70 series Colt that I had Bill Wilson do some work on back in the late '70s or early '80s. My boys favorite too, so I presented it to him for Christmas a couple of years ago. Only one I own now is...

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I was on Midway a few minutes ago hoping to find a couple of boxes of .30 carbine SP for my carbine, no luck out of stock no backorder, pretty much the same for anything .38special. As far as .380 goes, Ruger is selling the fire out of the little LCP pistol, I know I like mine. Even lucked into a fa...

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Yes, very nice indeed!!

I wish Ruger would re-introduce that little .22 revolver, this time with a real fully adjustable rear sight. They are in sore need of a double action .22 in their line.

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Thats what I do. The only 38 I have is my little Smith snubby. I load a run for it every so often for practice and its easy to keep it separated. My .357 guns only see .357 loads from plinkin to huntin. Just easier that way for me.

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Yes, but 50-60yds is about the limit. Fine for handgun and rimfire though, and of course my longbow. Do have a spot behind the pond that with a little work, I think I could get 200yds.

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Double action .357mag, do most anything a handgun needs to do for most folks and is super fun. I love the single action, but the only one I own is a original Ruger Flattop .44mag for huntin. I love my Smith model 19, its a early one and I expect no trouble from it, but I seldom shoot light bullet ma...

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Well Joe, if you get a good solution here, let me know I have the same problem. I just checked my connection and it says I am at a speed of a whopping 42.6 Kbps. This is on a new puter I just bought last week when my old one went south on me and it only averaged about 28Kbps. DSL not available in my...

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Now that was a good laugh!!

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Squirrels and rabbits mostly, sometimes yotes, illegal here in Illinois for whitetail.

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I give 500.00 for my 20" CB 3-4 years ago new. Haven't kept up with pricing since then. I would think the 24" would command a bit of a premium.

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Looks to me like the intervention worked perfectly!!

Congrats on a fine revolver.

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Thanks guys, been laid off for several months now and was thinkin of selling my rifles. You all make me realize how much I would miss 'em.

No 4 Mk 1* Long Branch 1942
No 4 Mk 1/2 Ftr 1944
2A No.1 Mk 3

Dang, I love these old rifles.

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I was in my local Walmart Friday, no bulk .22 at all on the shelf. I did score 4 bricks of the Winchester Expert bulk packs a couple of weeks ago. Figure I've got enough on hand now to shoot a hundred rounds a month (and that don't go far) for about 15yrs. :wink: :D As far as the .380 ammo, its hard...

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I too agree with Terry, while I don't like it, it is the law. As Joe said, here in Illinois, there is no provision for public concealed carry. Get caught means jail time with a felony conviction. I know it ain't right, but it is the way it is. I do hold a Florida non-resident permit which is worthle...

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They all look better at closing time!!

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I got both!

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And when ya traveled from Chicago to Joplin you was probably close enough to holler at me when ya went by. I'd a went shootin too! Been laid off since Feb. so I was home. Say, ever do any team driving, I may be lookin for a new career!!

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That TC above sounds like a right fine deal to me. I've been told that a .40cal Green Mtn on a Renegage is a bit heavy, but I may have to find out for myself.

I know that I really like the .54cal Green Mtn I have on my renegage, its a real shooter.

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I enjoyed the show, but agree with mklwhite.

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Amazing, wonder if they can tie their shoes.

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