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I saw one of these for sale on a local auction. It was a $74 scope ordered off the internet - they got $375 at the auction! Buyer beware.

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Pitchy wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 6:13 am Do it all the time, what do ya think is in the suitcase.

I'm sitting here laughing like crazy. Thanks for starting my day with a good laugh Pitchy!

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I've thought about the 10-22 thing with the Battle of Little Bighorn. Often wondered if that technology would have overcome Custer's blunder.

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Bullseye Primer before the paint will make a huge difference! I've done a quonset and some grain bins and the bullseye primer keeps the paint on much, much longer.

https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catal ... ase-primer

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Thanks for the responses - especially from Steve!

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This past weekend at a gun show I ended up buying a pair of 1875 Uberti "Outlaw" 45's and a Rossi 92 in 45. The Rossi is a brass frame with a 24 inch octagon stainless barrel. Under the lever is stamped NKJ 92 along with 012212. Does this mean this rifle was worked on by Nate Kiowa Jones ?...

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My Miroku 1873 is an excellent built rifle. Zero complaints.

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No matter how open the ground, you can find bowhunters filling tags in western states. I never have and never will believe short rifle shots aren't possible. And I live in a wide open central North Dakota prairie.

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Sixgun,
I do feel very fortunate for where I live. Great neighbors just a few miles away - we all look out for each other and help is always only a phone call away.

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To a friend there is nothing I own I wouldn't let them use - firearm, vehicle, whatever. It's only stuff.

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Hondo would be a great choice - plus you can then introduce him to John Wayne!

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I bought a Miroku in .357 last year from a cowboy action shooter. Had a short stroke kit in it. Really a sweet rifle that shoots exceptionally well. No complaints.

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Don't know where you are at, but here in central North Dakota we are dry, dry, dry, dry. Year two of a drought, even though this year isn't as bad as last year. Sold 40 cow calf pairs last year because of the lack of rain.

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Thanks guys.
We set a record for at 104 degrees yesterday. Was not much of an outside day. Watched Jurassic World while holed up. Nice Marlin Guide Gun used by the main character!

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Justified is a modern day gunslinger show.

Godless was the western miniseries last winter. Really good.

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That's beautiful! Well done!

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Zoner,
Thanks for the update! I'll have to order one. I like the rifle other than that trigger.
Just picked up 300 Hornady 143 ELDx bullets for less than $30 a box. Long winter nights around here make for lots of reloading time.

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Pete44ru wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2017 6:40 pm .

Nice looking rifle, but I would think a white predator/game caller counter-intuitive for hunting 'yote's.

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Would work fine here in the snow

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I'll be watching for your update!

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I like the paint job. Was thinking of doing something similar with mine. We have a lot of snow up here in the winter and would like it to blend in. Mine shoots great. I think their 5R rifling is pretty good. Just hate the trigger. I suppose what will happen is someday Timney will make a $125 trigger...

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Zoner, You mentioned the adjustable trigger of the compass. I fell for that too. Picked up a compass in a 6.5 and found the trigger poor and not even close to adjustable down to what they claim. An internet search finds lots of people in my same situation. It seems the pre-recall rifles had fully ad...

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I've kept my Cabela's Visa. Superior customer service. .. Oh. So YOU'RE the one that they treat well. I figured that there had to be someone. These days I use a Citi Double Points card because, well, double. But I had the Cabela's Visa for years and years. I put every penny I spend on a card and wi...

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We've dealt with this exact thing. We have big transmission lines crossing our property and they've come in and cut brush type trees that 10000 years from now would still have been 70 feet short of the lines. Not much a guy can do. BUT often these companies will pay for replacement trees. I have a n...

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Cancer is a horrible word, especially for somebody that age. Prayers sent.

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Looks like I'm in the clear up here in North Dakota!

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Would love to hear more about these rifles. I've been eyeballing them online and have tracked down a place in Rapid City that sells them so I can look at them in October when we head down there to visit my wife's sister.

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Looking at that diagram, I'd say that is it. Thanks a bunch guys!

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Terry Murbach wrote:30 HERRETT.....?
What are the markings upon the dies ?

I'm sorry I don't have the dies here. He dropped off a loaded round and asked for me to find out some info.

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My uncle just dropped me off a cartridge and asked me to figure out what it is. This weekend from an estate he ended up with a bunch of loaded ammo and some dies and we have no idea what they are. First, they are a shortened 30-30 case. Case length is 1.58. Overall loaded length is 2.146. Bullet is ...

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Our pastor calls what you are doing "Being Jesus with skin on." God Bless you and your wife.

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CDNN has Ruger Hawkeyes in 338 brand spanking new for $499 in both walnut and synthetic:

http://www.cdnnsports.com/ruger-m77-haw ... pMSIFmR-M8

http://www.cdnnsports.com/rugerr-m77r-h ... pMSIFmR-M8

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Thanks guys. I'm a little late to my own party it looks like. Spent a lot of time on a tractor pulling a baler in 100 degree heat this week (no AC on my old Oliver). But I survived and like I told the wife, I'm officially old enough to be president now!

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First things first - Prayers sent! That by far is the most important thing I could do for you. Second, I know North Dakota wasn't on your list of states, but there is work EVERYWHERE here right now. The oil fields took away people from thousands of other jobs, and those places are all hiring and pay...

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This is certainly a reason to celebrate!
He Is Alive!

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My 3 year old son has a peanut allergy. Our pharmacist clued us in on this very offer about a month back. Saves a lot of money for us!

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457121 wrote:I also don't believe that the typical person interested in No.1's would want a 30.06 or a .223

I must not be typical, because I've got two in 30-06 and would love one in .223 to go with my #3 .223.

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Prayers sent. I truly hope things improve quickly.

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I'll take 'em!

Oh, wait, this isn't the classifieds. Darn it anyway.

Nice collection!

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Red Ryder has a new 75th Anniversary BB gun. It's a sweet levergun with a saddle ring. Ammo is plentiful.

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Here is a link to an article about them for more info:

http://www.gun-tests.com/gow/long_guns/ ... IyIvnsfXjI

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Griff, That thing reminds me of my grandfather's old Stevens double hammer that is sitting in my safe. He shot it loose decades ago. I used to use it for pheasants and ducks when I was in high school, but it got a little sketchy to run even with low brass loads. Your gun got me to thinking and I lo...

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Postal money orders (max is $1000 per MO), are often preferred by both sellers and buyers. I use them a lot. But there is nothing that is risk free, except maybe staying in bed (and even that might not be perfectly safe) . :) Reminds me of something I was told once: Love your neighbor, just don't g...

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I've got the short barrel one. I really wish they would offer barrel sets so I could get the longer tubes and throw them on and have two guns in one.

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Watched some of this the other night. The thing that stuck out to me was the entrance hole in Kennedy's skull was a smaller diameter than the bullet from a Carcano. How can that be explained away?

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This is from opening pheasant season here in ND. I was fairly swamped with work on the ranch, but Sunday evening my daughter and I went out for an hour. Ended up with one nice rooster, and it was the first bird my 6 year old daughter was with for, so it was a pretty special rooster. I shot the roost...

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I don't know how you would possibly get hurt paying $500 for a Winchester. It isn't going down in value.

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Live cattle prices are at all time highs. I spend a fair amount of time at the sale barn, and it is no uncommon to see yearlings bringing close to $2000 a head - and they still need a few months of feeding before slaughter. Cattle prices keep going up and corn prices keep going down. I think you are...

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Please see my response to the Polling Place carry issue 8) I've heard some really good arguments that not only would He approve of SD, He would demand that you do so. Protecting His temple from evil, and so on. There is a book about this very topic called "Guns and Moses." Very interestin...

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