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Sold guns are nothing but regret.

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A former member here had a prototype 336. It had no loading gate and loaded like a tube feed .22 or current Henry. It was chambered in .35Rem. The sight dovetails were not cut. It was obviously a proof of concept or tool room prototype. Pretty neat. I would love to up-grade my Marlins with Henry ma...

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Been retired for nine years. Haven't had a single day of rest, relaxation, or fun since. Good luck!

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Search trapping supply houses on the web. https://www.northamericantrapper.com/co ... ebe-knives

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Vegetable tanned leather will not corrode brass the way chrome tanned leather will. It's more expensive to tan that way which is why the other is more prevalent. So, you could have a bandoleer made but with vegetable tanned leather and it would resist verdigris. Also, nickel plated cases will resis...

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Canvas cartridge belts are available from Buffalo Arms and Wolf Ears Equipment.
https://www.wolfearsequipment.com/cartridge-belts
https://www.buffaloarms.com/search/?q=c ... ridge+belt

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Sounds like a project for a high school or local collage advanced chemistry class.

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 6:35 pm Keep a check at everygunpart .com . Not sure if Pacific Tool makes Winchester bolts or not.

Also keep an eye on the Gun Busters page on Gun Brokers.https://www.gunbroker.com/all/search?in ... ageindex=2

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It appears to be hand-stitched. Mr. Brooks is likely a skilled part-time hobbyist.

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In summer rabbits may have bot-fly warbles under the skin. Thus the old custom of only hunting rabbits during months with an R.

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I still have the lamp and cap I used when coon hunting. It had been my brothers before me. I also have the Prince Albert can for extra carbide and the hip flask for water. If you are not familiar, you only need a few pebbles of carbide in the bottom of the revivor. Test the drip of the water to find...

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 05, 2025 11:51 am
wvfarrier wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 7:00 pm Unique is probably thr most versatile powder available
And also likely the oldest powder still being produced! I think Moses reloaded with Unique!

Unfortunately, no longer being produced.

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A perfect illustration why it was never chambered in a lever-gun.

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I thought DMSO was a solvent used as a liniment. I didn't know people were drinking it.

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I like the cave-man diet. "Whatever is available and easiest to acquire."

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The Advent of Christ and his Church is prophesied throughout the Old Testament. As I learned in my grade school catechism classes from Schuster's "Bible History".

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Considering the time period, he may have been referring to his Smith carbine. A later editor, having little knowledge of firearms, would have added the Wesson and maybe even the "target rifle". Or, it could have been a Frank Wesson rifle with the "Smith" added by a later editor. ...

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Isn't the .480 Achilles close enough for a specially renamed commercial run?

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What would happen if a customs agent found a traveler with a note book written in Gregg or Pitman shorthand?

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I recall a comedian whose reply for all of these absurd warning was "if you don't know this, we don't need you".

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All of the above happened to me this fall, within days of taking my flu shot that was designated for people over 65. I think they want to get rid of us.

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bkmeis wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:46 pm 765X53,
I Realize it is 4 years later, but I am curious as to what your offset ring setup looks like. Would you mind posting a photo?
Thanks

They are Redfield rings and mount. I don't really need them for the scope I'm using now.

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When the front sight of one of my 1911's came lose, I applied a tiny amount of "JB-Weld" with the point of a toothpick. So-far so-good. It saved me the price of a staking tool from Brownell's.

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From my eBay selling, I found that Des Moines is the Sargasso Sea of the USPS. Packages that enter take two too three weeks to leave.

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The V-notch works best with inverted V blades.

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Sounds like an expensive way to load bird shot.

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Liquid Alox works for everything I load including BP.

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Dimensionally, I wonder how it compares with the .22 Winchester Automatic cartridge? Would it function in the 1903 Winchester semi-auto rifle?

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After 200 years of failed western intervention in Afghanistan, we should have known better than to put people on the ground there.

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Success , the 7/32" with 3/16" I.D. worked perfect drilled center out leaving only the copper jackets. Lower one pushed out easily . I'll make a close fit guide to push the other out tomorrow. It's soaking again tonight. I confirmed exactly what CCI noted and warned of . Colt used standar...

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Any straight hanging left-hand holster should work for a right-hand twist draw.

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As my favorite lawyer says, "It doesn't have o make sense, it's just the law."

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I have equipped my Henrys and 10/22 with this sellers apertures. https://www.ebay.com/str/kmayrbfunstuff ... 61.l170197
I have been very happy with them.

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I still have a land line. Too much trouble to change numbers with all necessary contacts. My cell phone is sent free after each successive obsolescence.

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4t5 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2024 6:04 am Scott , I’ve never taken this gun apart as I don’t have a manual , if it’s similar to a sp101 , I’ve got that.
Also primers are flush.

Down load and/or print the manual from the web site. https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/_ma ... itySix.pdf

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It has been my understanding that the "Reloader" powders were imported. I wonder if they might become available under another name?

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I seldom find enough for more than a taste. Like paw paws and hazel nuts, other critters get to them first.

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A $197.00 Walmart "Maverick" might start you off closer to what you want.

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Lil' Gun is all I use for .32 H&R Magnum. I haven't tried it in anything else but .410. With 2400 no longer available that may change.

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Mineral spirits cleans grease and crud but, won't do much for lead or copper fouling. It does however, instantly dissolve cosmoline.

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JimT wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 8:29 am For me, the tiny calibers shine for practice/training/keeping in shooting shape.

Also, for penetrating German overcoats. (7.62 Tokarev)

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Replacing the fiber optic with a filler won't solve the problem of the over size bead. However, simply driving out the plastic might leave a sight picture similar to a globe sight.

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Because it's an updated .30 Pederson / .32 French Long.

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My Dad's old full choked J.C. Higgins model 20 will group Foster slugs better than my rifle sighted cylinder bore Remington 1100 barrel.
Range time will tell the story.

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I had a good friend accidentally shoot him self with a Virginian Dragoon. The bullet went under his collar bone and punched a hole through his scapula. The gun fell out of his waistband as he crossed a fence. It could have easily killed him. Keith recommended to Bill Ruger to call the Super Blackha...

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Pattern! Pattern! Pattern! Short shells often show better patterns than 3 inch shells. If you load your own, petal-less wads will often produce a more open pattern.

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The idea is eliminate hogs by trapping entire sounders instead of scattering them to create more sounders.

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LeverBen10 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 4:51 pm It would be closer to 5 inches of barrel length and 2 inches of tube length.

I misunderstood. I thought you had a 18" to cut to 16". Give the ATF 1/4".

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My question is, what makes 1.75 inches worth the trouble?

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The title is "Flight From Mexico". Found in "Selected Works of Skeeter Skelton: Vol. II." (Hoglegs, Hipshots & Jalapenos)

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