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Welcome.

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Heard a good sermon this morning dealing with these issues
https://youtu.be/wDkfla2hWxk?si=IeJdSxQGRMbHdzDT

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Nice mess of squackers. Im itching to go but waitin till it cools off a little. Sposed to be nice next week. Traded off my 16 ga 37 a while back but I have other options.

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Awesome. Thanks.

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Congrats on finding some long lost friends.

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What an awesome pair. Still kicking myself for passing on a SBH Casull a few yrs ago.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 10:25 am Virgil Earp is buried right here at Riverview Cemetery. Been up to see his grave site a couple times, but he's not talking much.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/1567/Virgil-Earp

Wow. Really cool. I see that he was born here in KY though.

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Very interesting research. Thanks for turning on a light bulb.

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Yep. Horrible stuff. Makes you want to tap your foot. Everyone knows that leads to dancing. Don't forget those square dances. The fiddle is the devil's instrument!

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Cool stories guys. They say it's a small world.

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Found this today and figgered Id pass it on.

https://youtube.com/shorts/3z9yoEKcca0? ... obYaZN1cuI

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Awesome. Love seeing antiques given a new lease on life. Currently waiting on my first year 92 to come out of the shop. My only 25-20 so far is a Savage 29b.

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Rosewood has class. Looks great.

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Been looking for an old Westerfield model 30 with birdog on side. For a while. Stars finally aligned . Store brand via Stevens 520 pre war takedown. Which is the most fascinating part of the gun. Should be here next week. I wish I had known you were looking for one. Mine just sold last week after b...

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Blazing fast now. Hope it stays thataway. Thanks to all who are working on it.

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 9:08 am It's still not quite right here. Yesterday I couldn't get on from my phone or tablet. Today both are working but very slow.

Ditto

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I snagged an 1881 in 45-70 a few months ago and if I can remember back that far, it needs a new lifter spring. I took it to my smith and he can't find the part or parts needed. Wondering if anyone here has any secret connections in that department. I assume he has tried all the usual places. He used...

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Good guns and good stories to boot. Proud to have ya. Welcome!

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Lovin it. Thanks.

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Besides all the ones I can't afford, I think my current fancy is for a prewar 94 SRC in 25-35. Havent had a SRC or a 25-35 yet so I could get two birds with one stone. I have a first year 92 in 32-20, and would love to score one in 38-40 as a playmate for my '73 in same cal. And I still drool anytim...

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Now THAT is going out in style. Thanks for the share.

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WooHooo!

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Wishing now I hadn't passed up that stainless .480 for $550 a few years ago.

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I like it, I like it! Thanks for sharing.

Oldncrusty · Re: Ruger Buckeye 32-20/32 H&R Mag, convertible (Mfg. 1988) Lucky you!

Lucky you!

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Been there twice while TDY to Holloman. Was a really neat place. But that was in the late 80's.

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Yes. All the above. Still acting up

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Wow. Wish I was a little closer. Happy tradin.

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The perfect .44

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That’s a great looking revolver. I have so many PPSs that I have a hard time picking which one to take along and usually ends up being at least two. Now I have another custom just getting started. Have fun with the new shooter! jb 8) Thanks, I shall. I'm not sure this one will make it to my favorit...

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I put in a request a while back at my lgs for a John Taffin PPP. I was nervous after reading all the horror stories about the grip frame fitment troubles but am glad I didn't chicken out. Thought I'd put up some pics in case anyone else is on the fence.

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Looks like an awesome place. Thanks for sharing.

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What a great thread. Thanks to all for the great info. Just picked up a 65 model that looks great, but is " loose as a goose" operation wise. Thinkin about trappering it if I can get the action improved.

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Thanks again for the tip. Love leather, but can't afford it for all of them.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 03, 2025 2:33 pm
All those old 1881's had really nice trigger pulls, and the .45-70 caliber 1881's usually had a very short front silver blade sight.

That sure describes mine. That's good to know. Maybe I won't have to replace the front after all. The the ammo I ordered should be here tomorrow.

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Thanks for the link. I hadn't seen her yet. I have a few Youtube docs I watch. Sure can't pay any attention to my VA pusher.

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Are you sending from a phone or PC? I upload mine straight from my phone. I might be able to show you how. I ain't no tech whiz though.

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Glad you got it up and running again. Some pics would be really nice.

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LeverGunner wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 3:53 pm
Oldncrusty wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 10:16 am
Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 7:49 am Drooling over your Marlin sir!
Thanks Bill. I'm still in disbelief myself, and wondering how it ended up in KY.
Way up north on the River.

Where in Kentucky are you? I'm in Hardin county.

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 7:49 am Drooling over your Marlin sir!

Thanks Bill. I'm still in disbelief myself, and wondering how it ended up in KY.

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 10:04 am I sold a Model 1881 with double set triggers last month at our local collector gun show.

Double sets would be awesome. This one has a trigger pull probably in ounces, and a nub of a front sight, so it likely has seen some long range work.

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Love the wood some guy at Marlin grabbed out of the pile for the forend. Is it a black powder barrel or was it made late enough to be nickel steel? I'm not Marlin literate ... my oldest gun being a Marlin 1897. The only vague ser. number chart I found on line puts this one at 1890. That is a late m...

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Been after a '92 for years. This one seems to have been carried way more than used.

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Been sidetracked with life for a while and after this wild winter, was anxious for the local show to come to town. Went this weekend hoping to downsize. Oh well. Ended up with 3 new levers (2 grail guns) and a Win 1903. #1- Marlin model 1881 in 45-70. Bout soiled myself when I saw it walking around ...

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Good stuff. Thanks.

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Congrats on a great score. Got two 39a's, but the Mountie is still eluding me.

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Thanks for getting me fired up for squirrel season. Used to hunt them voraciously as a kid. Probably have 30 good squirrel rifles to choose from, but I really need to draw blood with my Winchester Model 1893 12 ga. I paid huge $$ for a box of 2 1/2" black powder shells. I don't mind a few stray...

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Gorgeous! Congrats on the piece and having a friend that generous.

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Awesome!. Haven't finished my .32-20 kick yet, and here's another idea to think about.
Thanks a lot.

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A great duo. Been wanting to try both of those for a long time.

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