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bikerbeans wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 11:56 am https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... rpnRcAFNPg

I like the Lewis Gun idea

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I have several threads in the classifieds that are no longer active and need to be deleted but I cant figure out how to do it. Somebody help???

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rock-steady wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 11:38 am An Emu has very large talons....I suggest a 45/70 with 405gr Jacketed Flat Point bullets.

My wife gets annoyed at the smell of black powder smoke in the living room. Thanks anyway.

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What gun should I use to harvest a yellow emu? Will a 6.5 Creedmore overpenetrate? Will a .22 rimfire work if I get a headshot? Is a 1911 .45 enough gun if I empty the mag in the ***? (very tempting ) Dont want to use a 12 gauge and get pellets all in the meat. Suggestions welcome, but hurry, I am a...

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A wasteful and useless action , long forgotten by all but the families of the participants and serious students of WWI. Here's a pretty good book on the subject: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=the+polar+be ... _sb_noss_2

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Worth a trip from anywhere in the US. Figure 3-4 days minimum to see the gun show and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.

Book reservations NOW or be disappointed later.

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Kernels?

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wm wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2019 11:35 am [

Or I could just use the old standby reason …… because.

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Why do you need a reason??

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Linkie no workie, "page not found".

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 9:21 pm New look? Looks like a revival of the WWII Army dress uniforms.

That's exactly what it is.

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Our little mutt, 13 years old, we rescued from the shelter when he was about 1 year old. Recently, although he was the friendliest, most loving dog you would want, he had taken to biting without warning, got me a couple of times over the space of 3 months or so. Yesterday afternoon my wife was sitti...

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Wishing you good fortune and a speedy recovery, Bill.

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Welcome back, Nath. Hope your health improves with the coming of Spring.

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Gamekeeper, any chance the police in his town could make a welfare check? This sounds somewhat ominous.

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Most people who live in Wyoming stay well clear of the town of Jackson, bunch of uber-rich phonies for the most part, always packed shoulder to shoulder with tourists. If there IS anything to see there, about 2 hours should do it, that is , if you can find a place to park. :roll: You might enjoy the...

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AJMD429 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 10:47 am He must have been barely through puberty...!

That was my first thought, but the video was filmed in 2011 .

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Alas, they vote and they breed.

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There are very likely much more productive and entertaining ways to spend your time and money.

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I recall years ago when the Bank of Boulder Colorado used to have a deal on a CD, you deposit something like $1500.00 or so (big money back then) take it out 7 years later and get a nice Weatherby rifle as your interest. Can you imagine the outcry from the snowflakes if they tried that now? :o

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J Miller wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 7:52 am Thanks guys. I'll ask my wifie to get some of those gloves.

Joe

Joe, let us know how that turns out for you, might help someone else if it works.

'Bout cracked a rib laughing at "Popeyephobia".

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big bear wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 12:54 pm

who "needs" 6 Model 71's

What does "need" have to do with it?

Once you sell a gun, it's gone forever. Go to the credit union , get the bux you need for your hunt.

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How about some food handlers gloves? The clear plastic ones you see people using in fast food restaurants, etc. Would those help you? That way you wouldn't be really touching the meat.

You wife has the correct scientific name for your affliction.

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Nothing like using the right tool for the job.

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I would just as soon go on a good PD expedition as go elk hunting, maybe more so. You dont have to freeze your heinie off in the snow and wind, you dont have to rassle a dang horse, you dont have to live in a tent and you actually get to see some of your quarry. Plus, you dont have to field dress th...

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I'm thinking you got this used, I'd bet the previous owner tried to do a trigger job, screwed it up and unloaded it. Track down a sear and maybe even a trigger and replace. However take the barreled action out of the stock and look at the engagement surfaces, bet there isn't much engagement... This...

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I cant add anything to what Old No7 said, except to stress DO NOT buy an electronic lock .. Also, watch the size and make sure it will do the job for you. If a safe is advertised as "40-gun" safe, in reality it will hold about half that unless the guns are shotguns or leverguns. Start thro...

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The EBR/tactical jockey shorts crowd will buy them by the thousands.

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I have a Uberti 1873, 44-40. For cast bullet accuracy I need to load Oregon Trail .431 diameter bullets , makes the loaded round kind of hourglass-like. AFAIK, doesn't hurt a thing.

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Get 'em. I cant imagine having to lube a bunch of pistol cases now.

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crs wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 7:54 am Weather forecast looks good for a day at the range.

That's exactly where I was headed but the wind is screaming. Guess it's a good day to curl up with a good book.

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I too am really curious about how you did that.

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You guys need to get togather and buy me one of those. PM me for my shipping address.

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I see this guy running around the gunshow every time I go to one, regardless of the location. He's the fellow all decked out in cammies that the top doesn't match the bottom, cruddy old combat boots with the pants legs tucked in, his version of bloused. Mostly gray hair with a little pony tail stick...

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Yesterday in my travels I lost my cell phone, belt pouch and all. Combed the house and vehicles to no avail. Went back down to Home Depot where we had shopped yesterday afternoon, being a cynical old grouch I didn't have any hope of finding it there but sure enough, there it was at the self-checkout...

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See them every day.

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Go for it, GM, go for it!!

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Looks like a great start.

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That'll buff right out.

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"Yes, Dear"

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My family got a Life Membership for me for my 40th birthday, that was in 1980.

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Sig P238 in a Galco pocket holster. Never leave home without it.

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You will get more shooting accomplished with a .22, I recommend Marlin 39A first, Henry a close second. Winchesters are getting VERY expensive.

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I will gladly trade you my 78 for your 45.

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Good job, Ol' 7, another one added to the ranks. Now, for a nice educational session on how to clean a BP revolver.

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It's too heavy for me now, my back is so screwed up I cant take the weight, plus it's almost impossible to conceal wearing hot weather clothes. I DO carry my "little 1911" Sig P238 in a Galco pocket holster. I figure 6 rounds of .380 in the pocket is going to be more effective than the 8 r...

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Pitchy wrote: ↑Mon Dec 24, 2018 6:20 pm Sexual activity gets my heart started in the morning.

So, you only wake up every month and a half?

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Bladder is right on time every morning.

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Outstanding.

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I still have mine, complete with unopened bottle of sauce. I drag it out every so often for show-and-tell. IIRC, the McIhenny corporation donated 500,000 of these to the GI's in Vietnam during the war. I dont recall ever seeing them in the cardboard tube with the p38's, etc, mine just came in a litt...

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