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I picked up a old SMLE #1 303 and would like to make up some medium velocity 170gr cast bullet loads for it somewhere in the 1600 fps. range. Going online to do some research I've run into people saying you should use fillers in the case, some say never some say to tip the barrel up before you shoot...

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Love the flinter looks fun. If I had one of those big bore howdah doubles i'd probably have to try crawling in a bears den just to see what happens, OR better yet convince Pitchy it would make a cool video and send him in while I hold the camera.http://www.levergunscommunity.com/posting.php?mode=rep...

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I've rubbed tru-oil stock finish on some real old white antlers before and had good luck.

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I use them sometimes, I like making knives so it's just another excuse to make more.

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I'm sorry but I keep thinking of the old guy on laugh in.

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Found a set of .270 dies marked Luger A.M. Anyone ever heard of luger reloading dies.

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I was just reading 3leggedturtles quote about the 30-30 and it's so powerful in a handgun and danged near worthless in a rifle. I've heard that for years and the same with the 44mag, some people are just dense huh.

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Well I think someone did it again. I went into the safe to try to pick out a sixgun for rabbit hunting and wouldn't you know it, Somebody or something broke in and stole all the rear sights of my shooters. I don't know but I can't see them anywhere.

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A small horse trough, she's a horse girl. Or one could always build a coffin, always handy in case of a crash. I need to make one for a trailer for the old trike.

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can I have my unicycle back now.http://www.levergunscommunity.com/posti ... =1&t=37432#

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Now thats pretty cool, the motor home in the background could be gutted and used for a traveling spinning wheel museum.

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There sure seems to be alot of us that can't complain about the acuracy of Rugers, but have met a few that will blame problems on everything else.

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Shoots good, to bad about those sights, it's well known fact that as sights age the metal breaks down making them appear fuzzy, we'll at least a well known fact to me.

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I have an old #1 A-B in 30-06 I've taken between 50-75 deer with and consider it to be about the perfect deer rifle between 5 abd 300yds. Some say they have accuracy issues but none I have seen.

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My mother has the twin to that. It's been her deer rifle for the past 35 years or so. I wish marlin would have stayed with the straight stock, classy lines.

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Looks cool, I really like the shape of that one. When the topic said another spinner, my mind thought of spinning targets or a small chick, must be the old biker in me. Did you fix the gong you broke with the 86?.

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I'd have to say 36-24-36 or anything alng those lines.

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If I remember right, which is not very often, sash's should be long enough to wrap around twice and tie in the back. So depending on the person 6- 25 feet should about do it.http://www.levergunscommunity.com/posti ... =1&t=36515#

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Lookin great. Pokey say's he thinks there's a treddle type wood lathe in the future, send a pic of the one outside the shop door.

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I don't hate cats, but I can't stand cats roaming around where they don't belong. We had a problem with them for awhile, between people dumping them and some neighbors letting them breed like crazy and roam free. Dad and I started a clean-up program using the favorite shooter of the day or whatever ...

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You too

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I think I've seen something like that on Hogans Heros, it's really a radio transmitter. But again I know nothing, nothing.

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try to not irritate thy neighbor's I don't do much shooting before 9am and not usually after 10pm unless there's skunks or dogs or other varmits around. I believe we owe it to any possible new neighbors to shoot alot so they know what there getting into. Kind pf like peaple who move next to the race...

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Way to go

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I thought the whole idea was to spin straw into gold.

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The wool might be hard to come up with, I've heard sheep are pretty nervous up in that country.

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Every time I get on the mower I get a pain in my gut, not a bad pain but it hurts anyhow. Anyway I was out mowing and started thinking about Pitchey's post , how close are your guns I started thinking one of mine is too danged close and went in the cabin put on a cross draw gun belt and went back to...

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Well thats just wrong, guns are meant to be kept in safe's not carried around all over and given pet names and such. I WOULD NEVER KEEP ONE OR TWO CLOSE TO ME you know that.

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Way to go, I've always thought that #1's are about the finest hunting rifles for non-dangerous game there is. And their pretty too.

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Sorry The other day I stopped in and thought it was the new biffy. Sorry again, and buy the way you were out of paper.

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Pitchy ran over yesterday and brought over his new cowboy in 45/70, what a fine piece. I couldn't believe how light and well balanced it is for a large cal. rifle, shoots danged good too. I came to the conclusion that if everyone had one of these and a decent set of morals the world would be a happy...

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We never got credit for it but right after that photo, Pitchy and I invented the chopper, Extra long forks so we could strap longer barreld rifles to'em. Looks like a 94 to me.

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Spare parts ? I hope your kidding right. If I couldn't trust a new gun anymore than that I'd trade it for a Mosin Nagant with a bent barrel and a sharp stick.

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I think you picked a winner. Life's more fun with a levergun.

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Very nice, when I was a dumb kid I never cared for the 99's, but now I wish I had a pile of them.

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Thanks guy's I'll probably pick up a bottle of break free and try it.

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Any of you guys use white lithium grease on your 1911's, I have for over 25 years but just seen Kimber recomends against it, just oil. what do you guys think.

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I got one skinned then the barn got buried in snow, now maybe in august it'll melt down some.

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Hey watch out yer a peon on my boot.

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Now that's the prettiest thing I've seen in awhile.

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Keep your original sights around though. You can put them back on to shoot at that danged red dot after you discover the batteries went dead for the second or third time.

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I got a start on one I should finish it this spring. I figured it be handy for rondy's when the weather is far from perfect. From what I've read they must have been pretty common.

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Great find, I'm hoping to see pics of it with that tang sight. I'd just put a new thicker pad on (cheaper).

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Sweeeet

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Danged cool topic Pitchy, that buck got what he deserved breaking into your shop like that.

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My little carbine feeds everthing but those snap caps so don't put to much faith in them. I have a feeling you'll love that little gun. Unless you can really see something that looks wrong I would skip the trip to the gunsmith.

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Anytime I see No 1 posted I immediately think of the finest hunting rifle produced the Ruger #1.

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You know what I think would make those mare's leg guns really cool. A full lentgh buttstock and a 16-20" barrel.

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As much as I enjoy packin around those little carbines in pistol calibers, I always figure it's my rifle when I probably didn't need one. If I'm really serious I'd want a rifle with a little more range and power. A good 94 or 336 in 30-30 would be fine or better yet sometimes a guy can still find a ...

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Thanks guy's, next trip to town I'll grab some gauge material and check it out. I have plenty of other rifles to hunt with but this was grandads and I still like packin it around. My 16 year old daughter thinks it's the coolest cartridge rifle in the safe.

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