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You can either a) save to your phone's memory card, and transfer to the computer using a usb thumb drive that accepts the memory card, or b) you can look for an app that is compatible with your wireless printer.

That's about all I know to do. I'm not very tech savvy, so I'm probably not much help.

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The Super Blackhawk designation, from my understanding, is used solely for the .44 magnum. In all of the other Blackhawk models they came with an aluminum grip frame unless you got one in stainless. The Super Blackhawks in .44 came with a steel grip frame whether stainless or blue. Some of the Super...

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The one that I think is disgusting are those guys in Texas flying around in the helicopters , shooting the feral piggies and leaving them to ROT ! WTF is FAIR about ANY of that ! And yeah I do not really think of piggies as game animals but they are living breathing creatures . I can't say I'd enjo...

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Pistols: 38 special, .44 mag, .45 Colt, .45 ACP

Rifles: .223/.556, .243, 7mm-08, 8mm Mauser, .270, 30-30, 45-70

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Malamute, I have been considering 3031, too. It's know to be great for the .30's and there are some decent loads (I believe) for the .45-70 as well. I've played with several rifle powders and tried to use more 'specific to caliber' powders to work up loads for different stuff I own. I keep coming b...

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The Lee 6 cavity handles will fit the Lyman and RCBS molds. Don't have any experience with the Saeco.

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Unique, IMR 3031 or H4895, H110. Those are the powders I use in the vast majority of my loading. Unique for just about any handgun at moderate velocity. I use 3031 for every one of my rifle loads, though H4895 is also very versatile, so I put those as interchangeable with 4895 probably taking the ed...

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Most folks won't even try what works for me... it took a few years of using less and less support, but now I wear Merrel Barefoot hiking shoes. I stand constantly in my day job, without ever sitting down. No foot problems at all! I used to have Plantar Fascitis, but that is long gone... licked it b...

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I'll second Merrell shoes. Every one I've ever worn has been extremely comfortable. I've even got into their "barefoot" line of shoes lately, but that takes some getting used to. I hate wearing shoes, so when the weather permits I'm usually in flip flops when I'm not at church or in the wo...

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We were under a tornado watch/warning till about 1 am last night. I went to bed at 10. Nothing much I can do if one hits, and there's no use worrying about it. Last year one came through my town and tore up a neighborhood about a mile from my house. Some of my wife's family lives in Granbury where t...

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GoatGuy is right. The Owl Bar is the place to go for a green chile burger. I used to drive back and forth from Roswell to Truth or Consequences every week because I was doing work out there. I would eat a cheeseburger once on the way there, and once on the way back, as I passed right by The Owl.

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I couldn't shoot if I didn't reload. I got caught a little short on primers and a couple of powders in this current shortage, but I'm working on that. I rarely buy anything commercial. I will buy a cheap box of 30-30 every once in a while, and I don't reload 7.62x39. My revolvers (except the .22) ha...

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Heard that Tom Knapp passed away today. I don't think there will ever be two more entertaining exhibitionists than Bob Munden and Tom Knapp. I think they were just about the last of that breed.

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The Cabela's in Allen, TX had a bunch of .223 and 7.62x39 on Saturday morning. Today they had zero left. They had plenty of everything except for .22 lr, .223 and 7.62x39. Their bullet selection was pretty picked over. They have some brass, not much powder, no primers.

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Welcome from another Texan. What area of the state are you in?

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I have a Leupold 2x pistol scope mounted on an XS scout rail. Works like a charm. I would love to get a 2-7x variable power, but what I've got works great.

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^^^^ What he said. I have a question, and don't take offense because it is all about personal preference, but why not put the holographic sight on with the original front sight, and not use a flip up? You can use the holographic sight with the AR front post sight at the same time. The dot, IME, shou...

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What all do you want the caliber to accomplish? For just deer either will work just fine. Some look down on the .243, but I have never shot at a deer that didn't hit the ground with mine. Plus you can load much lighter bullets with the .243 if you are inclined to hunt varmints. The .308 is probably,...

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I had a 300 Win Mag once upon a time. I could shoot it...about 10 rounds before I was ready to pack up and go home. I don't mind shooting my 45-70 at the bench, but that 300 Win Mag beat me to death. I had no problem hunting with it. I never even noticed the recoil when I pulled the trigger in the f...

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I have its slightly bigger brother. Mine is the officer's size frame on a Commander size slide. I love it. Hope you get as much enjoyment out of yours as I have mine.

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My bad, maybe I misunderstood. It's been a long week. If I had to cut down my collection to "minimalist" standards....I'd need a better definition of minimalist, but I could get it down to my 30-30, 45-70, one .22 rifle, my AR, 1911, one .45 Colt single action, and my Single Six without mi...

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Minimalist is hard for me to do, especially with guns. If I had to walk out the door with what I could carry on me, I would probably choose my AR and my 1911 as they could both serve hunting duty, and are the best I have for a self defense scenario. If I could take what I could carry in my vehicle, ...

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Prayers up, YK. I had the microdiscectomy on L5/S1 last August, then a laminectomy 3 days later because of a blood clot. Didn't help me at all. I'm going in for injections on Tuesday. They didn't work for me last time either, but hoping they will provide some relieve this time. I feel your pain. The...

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I used it after my back surgery for nerve pain. It works wonders for some stuff. Make sure you are using pharmaceutical grade and not industrial grade. Industrial grade has impurities in it that the DMSO will take through your skin with it. Some people are sensitive to it and it dries their skin out...

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Bulldog, I remembered your advice from a couple weeks ago. I kept my false casting to a minimum except when fishing dry flies, which is what they were hitting on this weekend. I need to work on keeping my extra line in my hand instead of in the water. I'm still not very good at that yet. I also prac...

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Got back this afternoon from the trip. I learned that the place I went, Broken Bow, OK, is kind of a beginner's fishing spot. All the trout are stocked, used to people (lots of people), and are fairly easy to catch. It was still a blast! The weather wasn't great. Got rained on Saturday, windy as hec...

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My buddy got me hooked on fly fishing, and it has renewed my interest in fishing in general. Heading up to Broken Bow, OK for some trout fishing this weekend. Are there any other fly fishermen on the forum? I know bulldog is one, as I asked him several questions about gear to purchase. I always enjo...

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I do roll my on so that's not an issue. I want take down power with plenty of penetration! It will be fed heavy hardcast hand loads. I want it to be able to defend me against XL pigs and large predators if need be. I don't really want to go 454 beacuase I like the look of the Bisley Blackhawks. I k...

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My uncle reamed a new model cylinder to .22 WMR and it worked like a champ. He wanted the option of both .22 LR and .22 WMR, so he just bought an extra cylinder and reamed it. My cousins are still shooting the heck out of it, and it's a dandy little pistol. I've always though that a Bowen conversion...

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I have two .45 Colt Blackhawks, and one .44 mag Blackhawk. The only reason the .44 is still around is because it was given to me by my dad. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the .44, and there are even some advantages such as being able to shoot .44 special, a wider variety of factory loadings,...

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Did you happen to have those stored in a plastic cartridge box? If so, I think Griff can give you some insight on your problem.

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Both my buddy and I ordered a pair each. They just arrived today. Unfortunately they didn't have the exact size I wanted, so I took the advice to get a half size bigger. I got the 12.5 W, and they are too big :cry: BUT they cinch up tight enough as not to slip in the heel, and if I wear thick socks ...

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Found a Braztech/Rossi 92 today in 45 Colt. It is used, but looked to be in decent shape, and is priced at $299. The only reason I didn't buy it is because it looked like it had been messed with by someone that wasn't too careful. It has 3 pretty good size scratches on the right side of the receiver...

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I really like those Sturdy Safes, and have looked at them before. They are about twice the cost of what I am looking at paying right now, though. I'm all about buying quality, and I am planning on upgrading to a good safe in the future. I am in a little bit of a bind right now and kind of need somet...

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I had that opinion about Stack-On safes when I started looking, but after researching a bit, I've decided they have about the same construction as the cheaper Cannons, etc. that you find in my price range. After watching the video that Pokey posted, I may settle for a smaller capacity safe with bett...

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I'm looking for a safe with at least one hour fire rating, holds 36 guns or more, (I don't have that many, but I've always been told to buy the biggest you can afford), and is priced below $1,500. I've been looking at a Stack-On waterproof/fireproof safe. I can get a 36, 48, or 54 gun safe all with ...

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That Bisley is purty!!

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One of my best friends grew up with one of the GM's of Cheaper Than Dirt, and also knows the owner. I've never been impressed with their prices. Even their "good buddy discounts" aren't much to speak of. The only thing I've ever bought from them is a case for my AR. After Sandy Hook, their...

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My shooting is down to almost nothing. I don't have much time because of work right now, and I got caught a little low on primers when this shortage started. I don't buy ammo, I cast and reload just about everything, so I wasn't stocked up on loaded ammo either. It pays to be prepared! I have learne...

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Bought my wife a Savage Axis last year. I think I paid less than $350 for the rifle/scope combo in 7mm-08. The trigger was unbelievably heavy, but I replaced the trigger spring and now it is good to go. It will shoot 1/2 inch groups easily at 100 yds. with the right loads if I do my part.

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A .44 magnum will also fire in a .45 Colt cylinder and fire form the brass, or so I've heard.

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I like an AR 15 as a tool. It's not my first choice of things to shoot for fun, but it was designed for a specific purpose, and the newer versions fill that purpose very well. An AK is reliable, but I hate them. I don't like the way they look or feel. I can never get comfortable shooting one. I woul...

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Welcome to the forum! IMO, you can't beat a good Ruger sixgun for the price and quality.

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Mr. Hamilton Bowen sure knows how to build sixguns. I would love to have him build me one someday, or at least acquire a gun built by him. His guns are works of art. If I hit my personal income goals for this year, that might just be my present to myself.

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$440 for a new one is the best price I've seen on any Ruger in quite some time. Either I'm in the wrong place or I have missed all of those deals around here. I might think about snatching one up at that price!

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I liked both of these rifles. The Brass model's set up is not ideal for hunting, but could easily get the job done. As mentioned, it is a little weighty to carry all day, but it was pretty accurate even straight out of the box. There were a couple of features that took me some time to get used to, a...

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It was great to meet everyone today and I really enjoyed the visit (and the shooting). Thanks to Joe and Ricky for putting together this shoot. I haven't got to get out in a while, and it was just what I needed!

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Welcome aboard Tony. I am also in the DFW area, as are several others here.

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Thanks for posting that! That made my day, those kids are talented!! I love bluegrass music. Check out the Triple L band if you like family bluegrass groups. They are a family out of New Mexico, and they are pretty awesome as well. First saw them at a bluegrass festival up in Littlefield, TX a coupl...

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I'm about 30 minutes from downtown as well.

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