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Looks like a Thompson-Center for their muzzle loader line.

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In Firefox, go to Tools, Tabs, check Open new windows in a new tab instead. I was having the same issue with a full screen pop-up and this stopped that. This was just this morning, so the information is current.

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SR-4756 is great for standard revolver loads. Look at the can again though, you will find it is 8 oz, not a pound. 4756 is quite bulky. Leaves very little residue too.

4756, 4759 and PB are all on the list to be discontinued.

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1970s. Maybe into early '80s

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Winchester (Olin) was still head-stamping brass WRA into the 1960s and possibly early 1970s. I have .44-40, 34-70, .38 sPL, .32 S&WL and others which were purchased new by me during that period. Both WW and WRA were available at the same time.

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The Gould bullet was designed before smokeless powder and was, obviously, intended for Black Powder only. With Black the charge is compressed and supports the bullet, there is no crimp groove. Seat to the top band and crimp as Hobie said,

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But do you know the historic significance of Palo Duro Canyon? Lassiter alluded to it.

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If the bullet you are asking about is fairly recent, since 1989 or so, there is an excellent chance that those bullets are Hornady. Remington used the 250 Hornady RN in factory .35 Whelen ammunition for at least several years after introduction of the cartridge as a production round instead of a wil...

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Tycer, You are worrying about way to much. With all the original 1873 Winchester cartridges there has always been an exceptional amount of variation. You want to see a difference between fired and un-fired, try .38-40. The shoulder is so far forward in most guns chambered for this cartridge thatthe ...

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Chances are the first mould is 42798 , the standard 200-215 gr RNFP for the .44-40. The 35891 is pretty well self explanatory. It is a 148 gr. wadcutter for .38 Spl. or .357 Magnum. The three digit numbers stamped under the mould number are simply a matching number for the set of clocks, effectively...

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This Wikipedia article lists all AZ museums. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_museums_in_Arizona

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I own 2 1907s and did own a third, which was one of the French WWI contract guns. They are a very early, if not the first, semi-automatic handgun that used a double stack 10 round magazine. When most other automatics held 6-7 rounds I would think the Savage could be classified as high capacity. In t...

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Cicada, AKA 17 Year Locust.

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Isn't the Museum of the Fur Trade there? Well, near there. Harold Warp's "Pioneer Village" is near Kearney, 16 mi. SSE in Minden. The "Museum of the Fur Trade" used to be in Kearney County, possibly also in Minden, but that was 35-40 years ago. It is now E of Chadron, NE, which ...

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Starline makes two different .38-55 cases. The first is basically the same as the Winchester dimensionally. The second is dimensioned like the original cases were, 2.125" long with a thinner neck that will take bullets up to .381-.382" diameter. If you have a Marlin, and are shooting cast ...

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It's a Marbles "Sheard" Gold bead sight, and it is on backward!

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These were mentioned in a "336 Sights" thread title but not mentioned in the thread. Googled for them with zero results. Does anyone have a web site URL for the maker or seller? Just curious.

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Ranch Dog was a mould designer who contracted with Lee Precision to produce limited production runs of his designs which he then retailed on-line.

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Two things likely. Either you are not holding the lever closed completely, which is the reason for the two-piece firing pin, so the gun will not fire unless completely locked. The other is you have a broken firing pin caused, generally, by dry-firing the gun without a snap cap.

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Slip-ons come in small, medium and large. You heed the next smaller size so it will be tight on the stock.

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Buddy can play the harp!!!!!!!

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The Lee case trimmer is intended to be used in fired cases, not sized. Read the instructions. All Carbide dies, all sizer dies for that matter, slightly over-size the cases with the expectation they will then be expanded. This is why they leave a ring if you try to size to the base. I don't recall w...

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There is a serial number look-up on the Ruger web-site, did you look there?

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H110 WAS INVENTED TO LOAD THE 30CARBINE WWII AMMUNITION, SO YOU CAN BET THE RANCH IT IS GONNA WORK PRETTY DANGED GOOD. No, not exactly. H-110 is very close in burn rate, but the actual propellant for .30 Carbine was retailed many years ago by Hodgdon as H-109. It was just a very little bit slower t...

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I was going to E-mail it to you, but no address and I don't see how to attach it to a PM. Send me your E-mail address and it's yours.

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The name of the "Grass Widow", Martine, was selected by the author, Jack Schaefer, in the original book "Monte Walsh". I read that several years before the Lee Marvin original film was made. Sometime in the 1960s.

Who was Lawrence Gifford?

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Hobie's comments notwithstanding, that is very common when sizing new brass without lubricating the inside of the necks slightly. It doesn't take much. I use a bore mop with a few drops of case sizing lube. Lube it once and it will literally do hundreds of cases before having to re-lube it. New bras...

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Ysabel Kid, The number is somewhere around 208. It is kind of hard to know for sure as there are a few of the Republic Pictures B Westerns that were released under more the one title. IMDB says 172, but I don't know if that includes all of the ones he was not credited in, or the ones where he was cr...

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According to IMDB, the only Hondo Lane character in any movie was Hondo Lane played by John Wayne in the movie "Hondo".

Almost anything you want to know about almost any movie ever made: http://www.imdb.com/

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Select a bullet which is a round nose flat point such as the Lyman 358665 which is a 158 gr.. A blunt round nose such as Lyman 358430 would work if you really want a 200 grain bullet. You will not be happy with any semi-wadcutter style bullet in a Marlin Model 94, they do not feed well because the b...

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Does the gun feed properly? If it does don't worry about it. The purpose of the kicker in the lifter was to correct feeding issues.

Not only can the average person not do this modification, you are going to have a hard time finding a gunsmith that has any idea how to do it.

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Quite contrary to being disturbed when an author gets it wrong, I am surprised when they get it right! The problem I have about attempting to contact the author and point out the errors and offer assistance is, that by the time I discover an authors works that I feel are good enough to continue to r...

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If you want a book about Hugh Glass which is biographical rather than being a novel then look at this one: http://www.amazon.com/The-Saga-Hugh-Glass-Mountain/dp/0803258348 "Man in the Wilderness" was the Richard Harris movie. Poorly told, overly dramatized to the point of being silly. Kind...

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32/33. Couldn't remember the basis of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates. Since this centered around the basis of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and I am from, and schooled in Nebraska, really feel silly about missing that one!!!

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Sorry if it wasn't clear to you!. I said "bore .358", not "chamber for .358"! Note that I said "Use same dies", means use 9x57 dies. The .002-.003 difference in bullet diameter wouldn't preclude using standard 9x57 dies and loading .358 bullets instead of .356. Then you...

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Imagine if you will, a box stock looking Yugo M48 (or similar bent bolt, intermediate length Yugo Mauser action). Pretty plain Jane and normal, right? Then you see the barrel is stamped 9x57... :twisted: :mrgreen: Have it rebored to .358 instead of 9mm. Use the same dies and there are a lot more bu...

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It's been several years, but that looks like the Winchester revolver displayed at the Cody museum. If I remember correctly the the label indicates it was chambered in .40-60 or similar. The bottle-neck cartridge appears to be why the cylinder was rebated, for weight saving.

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+/- 1% of bullet weight. Unless you are shooting bench rest you will never know the difference between this ans +/- 1 grain.

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It appears real, it IS NOT a flipped photo for all the reasons Rimfire McN. stated before.

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Yes, you buy an RCBS "Stuck Case Remover" (really) and simply follow the instructions. Failing this send the die back to RCBS and they will remove the stuck case. A slightly oversize fired case does not cause this, insufficient lubrication does! It is the die that determines what is adequa...

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Contact John Linebaugh, http://www.customsixguns.com/ Heck of a nice guy and building custom Rugers is what he does. He may very well have a cylinder you can buy, and he will be able to tell you what to look for.

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I've never saw a need to loc-tite them, but blue loc-tite wouldn't hurt a thing. Yea - it's the 1st time it's ever come lose shooting... almost lost the screw! Just want to make sure it doesn't happen again. Blue loctite it is. Thanks guys. It's not a screw, it's a nut. There is no reason to use Lo...

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Couldn't believe it... a friend of mine had a 1915 S&W revolver in 32-20, just four years older than the '92 in 32-20 I just picked up. It's not been shot much, great bore and tight action, but well worn finish... so it's a shooter, which is just what I wanted! Traded him a WWI machete and a co...

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Didn`t Horn himself say that the shot would of been the best dern shot he`d ever made if he done it? What Horn is recorded as saying was something to the effect of: "If I did shoot him (Willie Nickell) it was the meanest trick I ever done." His remark had nothing to do with the difficulty...

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Hobie wrote:That's a Savage 99. Can you id the mount?

First guess is Weaver. Next would be Herkner "Echo". Just not enough detail to see more than it is a side mount, even when blown up.

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It remains to be seen if no good deed goes unpunished... :| Why this remark? Is there a reason you perceive he did something wrong? All Willden did was use a readily available tool to accomplish what is a difficult task when time was of the essence! Have you ever tried to break a tempered car windo...

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Bob, Unfortunately I don't have a .32 Spl, but would definitely shoot cast in it if I did. I only have a few rifles I don't shoot cast in. I have both a .30-30 and .30 Rem. which I am still looking for a mould that fits them. On the Marlin .30-30 and Rem. 141 the bore rider is too large to fit the t...

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Don't give B.C. too much consideration when selecting a bullet, at most reasonable ranges a difference of .100+/- makes so little difference as to be negligible. In this case, at a velocity of 2200 fps, and a zero range of 250 yds, the difference between bullets with B.C.s of .283 and .310 is: MRT w...

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Model 1885.

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Depending on what you want, a piece of steel flat stock, a Silver half dollar or dollar, or a "Gold" Susan B Anthony, Sacajawea, or President dollar coin for stock. Dressing any of the above tp the required thickness isn't any problem, just work the side on a reasonably sized mill pattern ...

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