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For me they're Marlins, 39A(1974) and 39A Mountie(1968):

Steve

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HEHEHE, Steve

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Nice catch, congratulations. This is one of my holy grails.
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Brownells is the original gunsmithing outfit and have qualifiied gunsmiths to answer all questions about gun and their operation and fixing.
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My suggestion would be: Don't deal with Midway call Brownells and they have people on staff who can answer any question you have? Midway's ever rising shipping costs have driven me away from dealing with them, recently.
Steve

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Please put me on your list, I'd love to watch it again.
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I had Richard Heinie build me a full house comp gun several years back and he milled and installed Bomar's on it. Best job I've seen on sight replacement.
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I can't tell from your photos but, do Henrys have the two small holes on the left, rear, top of their receivers to mount receiver sights?
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Mayber get in touch with Lyman, looks like an old Ideal tool, to me? Or does it say Marlin on it some place?
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Very nice iron, congratulations on your rifle.
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You never mentioned their cost, any reason? Or posted a link to the manufacturer.
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CBinNH wrote:Did they look down on you for using a levergun?

Not at all, both my son and I used our .35 Remington 336s. The lodge was very hunter friendly. There were guys there that used bigger stuff but, we didn't think it neccessary.
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O.S.O.K. wrote:Nice tusker! I'm guessing a game farm since you mentioned a guide? I don't think these run wild in VT do they?
The 35 Remington strikes again! Factory loading?

Actually, Russian Boar aren't native to north America?
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Guide estimated him at 225 lbs.
Steve

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on Dec. 5,2008. Took it with my Marlin 336 in .35 Remington.
Steve

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It's an article in the article section of this forum, don't you read them?

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I just read SIGNS, by Jim Taylor. Is there any actual stories of such an event happening in American history amoung the native people's lives? Being a people of the earth, they must of witnessed something. Without a written history, I suppose much is lost.Thanks, Jim.

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May God bless and keep them both.
So mote it be.

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Mine are my initials, just a simple man, in more ways than one? Christan name and the spelling comes from one of my mothers uncle from Center, Texas and sir name from my father's family, of course.

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Sounds like you currently work for Ruger?

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Got my Brownells screwdriver set out and took this thing apart this morning, with the help of Gun Parts schematics and internet advice? Bottom line is: the main spring strut was out of position on the hammer? Parts all looked new with marginal wear and lot of factory cosmoline(grease). Trigger pull ...

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Joe or others with an answer: Another problem has developed, my nephew was in my basement shop today and cocked the hammer on my disassembled post 64 model 94, now the hammer doesn't want to fall to the uncocked position. How or what must I do to get the gun back to the uncocked position? Is there ...

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Yes, and this gun shows very little wear?

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Joe or others with an answer: Another problem has developed, my nephew was in my basement shop today and cocked the hammer on my disassembled post 64 model 94, now the hammer doesn't want to fall to the uncocked position. How or what must I do to get the gun back to the uncocked position? Is there a...

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Well, nothing succeeds like success and your advice worked just great. Thankyou very much. Joe, your a pal.
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Joe, thanks.
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How do I remove the stock and handguard from a post 64 model 94 Winchester? The front sight doesn't seem to have any screws? I drove the sight post out of it's dovetail but, no screw under it. How is the front sight and base attached?
Any help would be greatly appreciated? TIA.
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I understand your acronym and don't appreciate it, using polite foul language isn't going to help any discussion. I'm out of here! Far too many threads end up like this, in my opinion. If your vocabulary doesn't have enough words for you to make yourself understood, maybe you should of listened in s...

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Don McDowell, if I looked at the right pictures(first link?), I can't see it's rocket science to come up with something to make it null and void?

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Evidently, Winchester doesn't have the following that Marlins have. Marlin owners or purchasers have been invovative enough to seek out a good looking replacement pin to solve that problem while owners of Winchesters just don't buy the product any more? Too bad. Listening to you guys, I think(?) I n...

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Haycock, I understand others have personal opinions but, I should be allowed mine, also. Hobie's statements that eluded to my ruining a collectors item is not a true statement, in my opinion? I know he posts here, a lot but, is his opinions more important than mine about a gun that I own? This gun w...

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What collector value? I dought it has any? You guys are quick to ridacule and accuse me of not doing as you would with my gun?
It's a Japanese made Winchester 94.

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J Miller, I see you like color but, I can't even see the last part of your reply? I wish I would of asked each replier to list their age, I'll bet each age group has different ideas of what's wrong in our country today?
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What happened that Winchester quit manufacturing this gun? Cheap imported suedo copies(EMF, Rossie(sp), others)? Or was it that the new shooters of SASS wanted cheaper guns for their sport? Where are all the good American made guns going? Why would people from this country turn from old, established...

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Consider the damage that oily fingers do to primers if you pick them up? You've gone the expense of buying two priming tools now your worrying about a few left in one of your tools? Good God man can't you think of a better waist of bandwidth? HEHEHEH

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Got this rifle, yesterday's post. It looks like new, in person, also. Bluing and wood finish are perfect. Action seems like the original grease has dried after many years of non use? One question, is what was the stock finish like on 1970s Winchester model 94s? This guns stock doesn't have much fini...

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I just bought a Winchester model 94, 30/30 made in 1979. Looks new from the picture and comes with original box. Should be here next week or so? It's been a while.
What brand of ammo do you shoot deer with, in your 94?

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DavidFagan, thanks for sharing.
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CC, I thought you always carried that Ruger Super Redhawk, in a cross draw holster, when in the bush? The one you had pics of on another site.
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Nice!
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You guys and your motorcycle talk, remind me of the recent graduates from the H.S. Drivers Education Class? They all ride 50cc Honda scooters.

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Honda Financing is a rip off from the start! Low payment that you will not get the purchase payed off in the year, before payments go to a high interest credit card? Ask, before you get into this and get into trouble. You guys must be younger, to be so easy? HEHEHE

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in its day this was a big bike.I got this a a basket case and dad and I rebuilt it and my first paint job. 500 triumph daytona (1969) don't laugh :D http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/thumbs/Scan100041.JPG 1966 FLH.bought this one off a pilot shipping out for $1000.00 cash.big bucks for a SP/5 http://...

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Don't think I'd be happy on half a Harley(883), I'd opt for a full sized one? Sporters will beat you to death, on the hiway. I get around 50-52 MPG with my '95 Wide Glide? I'm 60 now and have been on two wheels since 16 and got my drivers license. In'05 I rode from Pontiac, Il. to Glaucester Ma. the...

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When I was a kid, I would have given the right side of my male anatomy for a S&W K22 and a Marlin 39A. Still have all my anatomical parts and at least one of both of these guns for all my adult life. Maybe, patients is a virtue?
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You know they went to the gunstock shape because firearms were such a status symbol. Tiger Hunt Gunstocks makes a ball-headed club blank you can finish up however you want. I don't think I could agree with your statement about starus symbols? The American Indians sought function above everything el...

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Sorry to jump in here and walk on your post but, I think they'were called Slave Killer clubs, weren't they? At least in all the literature I've read about Indian artifacts? Probably called different things in different parts of the continet and by different tribes of Indians?

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Don't know what you saw but, I saw a bayonet in the Partriot and slave killer club in The Last of the Mohicans, for the final battle?

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Guys, doesn't the handle (atainless steel) on the Leatherman knife get very slippery after your hands have all that blood and guts on them?

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nemhed wrote: My brother gave me an Estwing hatchet with the stacked leather handle which I find very handy for small chores and camp use. I haven't tried for dressing large game.

My Estwing takes an edge better than anything else, I have.

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