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That's impressive. Grand opening?

Would you hang $1000 in cash on a gravestone?

casastahle wrote:
Hobie wrote:Waited about 5 years to say no.
I don't like to make hasty decisions

I think I will note that you are a deliberating man...

Waited about 5 years to say no.

This would have likely helped. http://castbullet.com/misc/tdown.htm

As a former infantryman, I would have thought you'd have learned some patience. Just sayin'...

Terry Murbach wrote:A STOCK DETECTIVE ?

Obviously!

Seating depth? I think the XTPs are accurate, albeit in my Marlin 1894C, I use the max charge or Lil'Gun, CCI Mag primers and just about any .357 Mag case (all trimmed to the same length).

QCI Winchesters wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Women ... rifles.jpg

Looks like Model 70's?

M1 Carbines is what I believe the original caption said...

<sigh>

The generator can ride in the boat on the trailer behind it...

I bid it up to $1000 (I'm sure it will go for more but I don't have it). I am dehydrated from the heat and drooling over that.

Scoping a 94 is like having salsa made in New York City or a USofA flag made in China.

The slickest setup I saw (aside from the usual AR) was a Mini-14 (one of the new ones) with a scout scope.

I imagine that the server is being over taxed in the mornings. This is new so I don't know what has changed.

Beats me. It would seem that somewhere a router is out making everyone take too many hops to get to the forum server.

PS - and it just reset again!

God has blessed you both. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you.

This should be similar to converting the .45 Colt rifles to use Adirondack Jack's .45 cowboy...

2LT Van Cott wrote:8-10 gr. of IMR SR 4759

I have used 8 gr. with 140 gr. cast GC bullets. I was looking to match factory ammo POA at 25 & 50 yards.

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6pt-sika wrote:Well we got in a component order today from our distributer that delivers !

I got my 5,000 CCI200's I might add !

But no cigar for any IMR4350 or IMR4831 !

I didn't have RL-17 on that order , but next order !!!!!!!!

Was that Jerry's? I need to check the shop tomorrow morning.

Once upon a time the ARC had a great rep. Not so much anymore, at least not with those who actually have to deal with them. We donated for Katrina. Twice. We didn't expect to donate twice, especially for that amount... :? No satisfaction from the ARC. Never again. The Salvation Army will provide the...

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#1 don't leave food out. Attracts all the wrong critters. If he won't eat it, take it up. He'll eat next time.
#2 killing 'em works. I have a plastic owl. Looked out one day to see a jay looking into his eye trying to figure out just what it was.

DPris wrote:Hi Edwardy,
Good to see you again.
I've worked with about five of their guns, own a Rodeo, but I've never understood the way he runs that place.
Denis

Me neither.

One asks questions and discusses in General Discussion, strictly SALES, TRADES and AUCTION ALERTS in the Classifieds. This STARTED as a question.

I think that with the extras that $1200 looks pretty fair. I didn't pay quite that much for my carbine which was NIB but then again I shopped quite a while for it.

Dave wrote:I use those CB shorts to pop squirrels that try to get into my attic. Out of my Marlin 39A they are very quiet. It is best to shoot them twice I have learned.

File the nose flat. Knocks 'em down more better.

When I was really young, like 50 years ago, we only shot shorts for everything including groundhogs.

I used to stick with the issue sights. I thought them adequate. That was another time. Optical sights of some type are now de rigueur and for good reason.

I do like mine . I think it was one of the first. I'm an early adopter (i.e. gun nut for the 1876 SRC) and paid twice what they are asking. Is it perfect? No. Is it awful? No. Is it pretty good? Yes. I do need to shoot it more. Have to cast some bullets. House repairs have messed up my reloading spa...

Flint? Have you gotten any out of there? Photos? I'm thinking knapping material, flintlock necessaries...

That is one of the coolest planes ever.

A way back when who'd a thunk it. Neat vehicles.

If you can't get it from your dealer, who can't get it from his jobber/distributor, who can't get it from the "manufacturer" who can't get it from the off-shore mill, then, yes, in this case, there is a "shortage..." I do wish that Hodgdon's had kept the manufacture of so many o...

I've seen several such reports.

Everybody smells a rat but nobody remembers that as ammo disappeared from the shelves folks got into/back into reloading and bought up the stocks of powders and other reloading components at likewise increasing rates. Many powders are made overseas now and those imports have (new I've heard) restric...

PLUS the $25 HAZMAT shipping charge on top of shipping. :roll: Then again, it has been 4 months now since we had any HP38 or W231 powder at the shop. In fact, we haven't had a powder shipment since December. The club usually does a component buy/order for members at this time of year but they've put...

DANG!

Hornady once had a chart on line for all their XTP bullets. I can't find it at the moment but I have a copy.

StoppingPower_HornadyXTPchart_Ex-1.jpg

FP-336 is the top mount Foolproof, FP-94/36 is the side-mount. All 336s after about 1952 are D&T. If yours hasn't got the two little 6-48 holes on the left side of the receiver then you need the FP-336. If you don't have the waffle-top 336 (so-called for the wavy matting on the top of the receiv...

piller wrote:If you stick with the published loads that are in 2 or more books, then you don't usually have pressure problems. IMR4227 also gives a little lower pressure. That may be why you like the 2400 better. It gives a little faster pressure spike and may cause the lead to obdurate better.

Yes I know...

You need to be concerned about PRESSURE and not VELOCITY. Your rifle chambered for the .44 Mag is safe with all standard .44 Mag loads. If you need/want more velocity than you can get with the .44 Mag, then you need more gun/cartridge. Get a manual and read it. If you've done that you can answer you...

Here in VA it would only be legal during other than the regular gun season for deer. Really good camo does help get closer to deer, even when still hunting. Even issue woodland camo works in our area. The KEY, I think, is to cover the FACE and to not have big eyes, aka glasses.

I have HEARD (but don't know and can't yet confirm) that shipping regulations have been changed at this end and in Australia to limit shipping of powders to the US and within the US to distributors which has the effect of further slowing the flow of components. We have not had a shipment of powder t...

MSRP.

You can use the 35K PSI loads in your 92.

There weren't many of those, I'd suggest snapping it up.

NOBODY I know has seen ammo. Have you seen ammo?

I have tried another way of annealing that will eliminate over cooking the brass. Deprime as usual. Holding the case with your thumb and finger, rotate the case in the flame of a propane torch UNTIL YOU CAN BEGIN TO FEEL THE HEAT IN YOUR FINGERS. Do not hold anything beyond the initial feeling of h...

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