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Bringing a cased shotgun on the bus and leaving in the office at school so you could go hunting with your buddies after school or over the the weekend, and I remember the days when everyone over the age of 6 carried a pocket knife, all day, everyday, and it wasn't considerd a weapon, or maybe you ha...

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Does that thing double as a bed warmer or bun warmer?

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I've got it torn down right now, the wrist and grip were so danged thick for such a little rifle Dad figured it would be hard to use with gloves on so I thinned and reshaped it to match his ol springfield sporter, maybe next week I'll e-mail some pics to Pitchy and see if we can get him to post them...

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Thanks awp101

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I am hopeing accuracy will be good, dad came up with a few shells factory Federal 140's, We mounted a Leupold 4X on it, bore sighted it, then I took 3 shots at 25yds. 2 holes touching and one less than .25'' away. He ordered some Hornady 139gr. bullets so maybe next week we can do some loading and t...

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This is a simple type saftey that keeps the sear from rising when the trigger is pulled and mounts with one pivot screw on the upper tang, I wish I could post pics. The saftey is numbered with the last three didgets of the serial number.

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I was wondering if any of you knew about safty's on these old swedes, Dad just picked up a sporterized, manlicher stocked 6.5 swede with a additional side mounted trigger block saftey. The checkering on the saftey matches the checkering on the cocking piece and 3 position safety and has matching ser...

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Nice stands, I'd be more than a little worried about those hostiles though, by the looks of those bright colored arrows they use (I think they call those flaming arrows) they appear to be part of a San Fransico tribe I think are called the Village People, what ever you do don't let em sneek up behin...

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From the photo it looks like a pine martin to mem either way there's no reason to hurt it they love to be cuddled and petted, trust me.

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Prayers sent.

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Every year I count the days till ruffed grouse season opens which will be this Saturday up here in Mn. It's by far my favorite game to hunt. Well Monday morning I fired up the brush hog to do a little cleaning along the driveway and a cantalope sized rock shot out from under it and hit me in the shi...

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I remember someone called years ago, something about lesson learned, don't go down the steps with your spurs on.

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Don't know nuthin about 401K's but winchester marketed a nice little 401win. many years ago, as for the IRA you don't hear too much about them anymore, pretty peacefull in Ireland now. Hope this helps

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Go slow and check often.

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Sit in the chair and drink whiskey, thats about the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time.

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I'm with the majority, the 88 should have a scope on it, the 284 is a fine cartridge and just the ticket when that prize bull or buck is 250yds.away, a little too much I think for the .375. I do think the .375 94 is a fantastic walking rifle, I had one when they first came out, had to wait a long ti...

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It's those kind of great memories that will stay in a childs mind forever, old folks too I guess. Great work boys.

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Nice, I really like that marlin.

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I'd have to do a search later and find out if there still in production. I took this one in years about 15 years ago that was missing some parts, the guy wanted me to put it together for him but didn't want to pay for the parts, so I set it aside and finally decided he's not coming back for it,(afte...

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I used flintlock rifles and percusion revolvers for a few years for most of my shooting and hunting and have been pleased. I put together a 12 gauge CVA double kit this winter and hope I have as good of luck as you, I'm thinking it's going to be my woodcock gun since limits are small anyhow.

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It took a lot of years to figure it out but as a semi retired outlaw (independent) I have definatley slowed down and sobered up. I've spent way too long in hospitals to keep that stuff up, now my only bike is my old bob job H-D trike, three wheels is still fun. I'm wondering in this day of distracte...

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I leave the powder measure set on 8grs. of unique, I use it for light 44, 41, and 45 colt loads, seems to kill chipmunks pretty darned quick. I've tried 8.5 and 9grs. unique but my 4.62" Vaqureo likes the 8.

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I'm glad to see someone is still carrying a 39, I always thought they were a nice pistol.

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I somewhat answerd my own question the other night after supper, I took my two dogs for a stroll down the trail out to a very narrow point on the duck lake. The two dogs were looking for chipmunks and birds when the thick brush in front of me sounded like it exploded, I never got to see what it was ...

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It just had to be not 15 minutes after they dropped the mars rover, the windows came down and someone threw out several pop cans and fast food wrappers.

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What ever happened to light midsized fun guns, when I was a child I ran all over up here in northern Mn. with nothing but a .22 then sometimes a navy 36 or smith .38spl. I felt safe, we have plenty wolves, black bear,stray dogs ect. not to mention poachers, thieves meth-heads and lately I even heard...

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I think COSteve is on to something here with the penitration of the old 45 auto at least in the real short barrels. Years ago my neighbor emptied his little colt officers modle into my old mailbox that was sitting at a little bit of an angle at about 15 yards, not one of those fmj's made it through ...

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I wish S&W would have built the 29's with the 3.5 inch barrel like the early 27's I always liked the way they looked.

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Looks great, should be a fun gun.

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I don't see anything wrong with a compact 9mm like the Glock, 9mm fmj can still be bought fairly cheap so there more economical to plink with. A mag full of good hollowpoints and a extra loaded with fmj's for grouse and bunnies and such.

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Have a cool and easy day you old fanny burp. Happy birthday.

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A lot of those plastic guns have very large grips, I didn't say all. I think part of the switch might be tradition, but they still wouldn't pick something that didn't keep them alive. The 1911's still rule,I have spoken.

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One thing I've always loved about the 1911 is it has a very comfortable grip, it even fits smaller hands, alot of those high cap plastic guns have grips like 2X4's. The only way a military weapon can be truly effective it must fit everyone. Besides people who don't like the old 1911 just haven't car...

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I used a tanker holster a bit years ago and am thinking of making one for my Vaqureo, In the danged cold weather up north here I think A holster like that keeps the gun protected from snow and rain, much easier to get at when wearing bulky clothing and more comfortable than any regular shoulder type...

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I don't shoot too awful many factory full house loads through my mountain gun , mostly 8grs. unique with a Lee 214gr. swc.

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I forgot about the Double H boots, bought a pair of packers made by them and wore them everday doing constuction and for some hunting and they lasted years, I wouldn't hesitate buying another pair by them.

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The Tony Lama bullhide boots seem pretty darned tough, but I bought them with leather soles, I won't do that again, go with a rubber type sole.

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Danged I really like those short Smiths, Dad had several 3" 44's but always seemd to trade them off, now he'd kinda like another one too.

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I'd bet if I carried a extra loaded cylinder I'd manage to dump the loaded rounds out of it in my pocket or on the ground, I don't like the idea of removing the cyl. anyhow gun being apart and all. better to practice shooting and reloading as you go. Just a thought.

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I know leverguns and single actions seem to go hand in hand but every once in awhile I like to carry my Smith m29 blued mountain gun, the little 44 is probably the most accurate sixgun I own and plenty easy to pack. Anyone else have a thing for big bore D/As.

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Order a extra and carry a pair. On those rare days were I thought a fast reload might be nice I've carried my little Beretta jetfire as back-up. It might not be much but the little 25 shoots pretty good and might keep there heads down while your reloading. I've seen some guys with .45acp S/As carry ...

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Dingleberries?

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I said Mn. ID number because I'm thinking not everyone has a drivers license, but as far as I know everyone in Minnesota has an ID card like a drivers license.

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We all seem to fall for the dark side once in awhile, but not me anymore, I'm only going to buy guns I really really, REALLY need from now on.

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Well I took it out and shot it a few times and found out the extractor is missing, I need to order a few things from Numrich anyhow.

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My mother called and told me they bought a new toy at a garage sale this morning so I drove over to look. Dad found a Marlin 336 30-30 carbine made in 1949 in fantastic shape for $250, someone must have bought it and just stuck it away for years, just cleaning it once in awhile. Now the kicker. It's...

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Yep, my duaghter when she was about 13 or 14 decided she wanted a flinter that stood out a bit (she wanted a blue rifle) I was a little leery at first but did some research and found painted trade guns weren't uncommon so there we are, I really like it now. The middle rifle is a 1750 era transistion...

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Good pic's Pitchy, thanks. There kinda, sorta lever-guns, the lever is on the side.

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buy, she looks great.

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I had one of the boy scout fire starting kits like that about 40 years ago, I think they can still be found for a reasonable price.

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