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That's a good collection of articles, thanks for the link!

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I agree with the others, sounds like you're a good man and a good brother!

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I've never tried the the Aquila SSS I have, and they didn't cycle either my 10-22 or my Mark III. I understand that's par for the course with subsonics. So, GoatGuy, what's your secret to making them work in a semi-auto?? Don't want to steal the thread but I will add this, the CCI sub-sonic hollowp...

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Great story! I'll admit to liking my 10-22 but I've never bonded with it like my Marlin 39a. In fact my 10-22 has technically been handed down to my 12 y.o. daughter so I guess I no longer own one. I hope your dog enjoyed that squirrel, because i would have eaten it myself! :lol: I've never tried th...

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Good for you Joe! As one of the braggers, I can say Dr. Tim is a stand up guy. Good luck with your project!

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Yup. Watched it; daughter explained it; I'm good! If she understands it then she needs to explain it to me and the rest of the "Lost" Nation! :lol: Plenty of buzz on the internet from last nights episode. Seriously, it was a gamechanger and a great start to the final season. It was tough ...

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I try not to analyze this stuff too much and just enjoy it for entertainment, but...one thing that seems to really be getting on my nerves is how much noise movie and tv people make with guns. They're always cocking them, racking the slides, or just generally rattling them for dramatic effect. I kno...

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I already responded to your question on the Skinner sight thread, but in this case I would listen to what has been said so far. On your 94, I would definitely mount a Williams or Lyman receiver sight. I would also go one step further and remove the rear barrel sight and put in a dovetail blank and t...

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Welcome to the forum! There are plenty of Texans here. Greater minds than mine will be along soon to answer your questions. Have fun with that '73, but stay safe!

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ow does this sight work for you. does the eye relief pose a rpoblem it all. My only thoughts in regard to eye relief with peep sights is that they seem to work better the closer they are to your eye. You are not focusing on the rear sight at all in this case just looking through it, and you do not ...

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I have the chance to look at one of these, the guy is asking $200: " .357 Single Action cowboy gun, 6" blued barrel, Hawes Firearms Co. L.A., barrel also stamped "Germany." Brass backstrap and triggerguard. Wood grips. Blueing shows wear on cylinder and holster contact points. So...

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Welcome, sit down and stay a while!

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Jeremy, I don't get it, a naked sixgun and a shoot, shovel, shut up kit?

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Welcome, it sounds like you'll fit in here!

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You know, Jeremy, I had a feeling about you. Glad I'm not completely alone.

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This isn't any further off-topic than some of the stuff I've seen lately but it is the middle of winter. Are any of you fans of "LOST"? I'm a Sci-Fi nut and freely admit to having seen every episode LOST. For those of you in the know, tonight of course is the season premier of the final se...

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Amen, brother!

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I freely admit I can't stand cats. Just wanted to get that out there. My in-laws have 3 indoor cats, one of which continues to pee on the pillows in the bedroom my wife and I sleep in when visiting. It's like the cat hates our intrusion and is punishing us every chance he gets. I honestly don't thin...

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I carry a S&W 442 J-frame in a DeSantis pocket holster in my right front pocket at all time unless I'm in bed. I usually wear cargo pants or carpenter jeans and the loose fit is a bonus. With my work I need the complete concealability but ready access this provides. I gave my carry choice a lot ...

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Very nice, I just love those square bolt Marlins!

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Welcome to the fire, round these parts though we put both feet in our photos!

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Good job, wish I could have been with you to sling some lead at them hogs!

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Wow, Doc, I just Googled your light. It has 160 lumens vs 80 lumens for the one I got

. Now I have flashlight envy, but I like using my rechargeable AAA and AA ni-cads in my lights. These new LED lights are simply amazing!

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Here's the link to the most recent discussion which has some posts by Jeff Quinn of Gunblast.com who apparently has shot the carbine.
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... orn+armory

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Yeah, Doc, I went and bought the 2 x AA battery version at Walmart shortly after you posted this. They had it on sale for $23. It's keeping my 870 company right now. It is uber-bright, although the focus feature is a little useless. Between that light and my Energizer LED headlamps, I rule the night...

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Prayers said for you and their families. I had a friend and coworker commit suicide about 4 years ago. I believe this is one of the most difficult types of death to deal with because we, the survivors, want to know the "why" in order to wrap our minds around it, and that why is often incom...

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This discussion reminds me why I need to get a Marlin Mountie and set it up just like my Marlin 1894 in 44 mag. Like others I'm removing the rifle from my shoulder after a shot in order to grab that brass before it hits the ground. Lots of practice with a .22 right before hunting season should break...

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A friend loads X-Ring rubber bullets for his 44 magnums. When powered by a large pistol primer they work well at "garage or basement" distances, but the primer hole needs to be drilled out for best results. I see they are offered in a .451-.452 diameter which may work alright in a 45-70. T...

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Prayers said for her and her family!

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Prayers said for her and all her loves ones!

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Prayers said for all involved and their families.

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That is a great photo!

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jdad, I think you've won, that is awfully nice. I own a 39a and will never part with it before I've shuffled off this mortal coil, but I think my favorite rimfire currently made is the Browning T-Bolt. Alas I need a $600 dollar .22 like I need another hole in my already porous head.

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Nath wrote:made it at work today.

Seriously? You work!!!???? I thought you just just ran around in the woods at all hours of the day and shot things.

I'm just joking with you, that looks cool. I'll shut up and put my soother back in.

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If it was the same show I saw, the guy admitted he was more of a collector than a shooter.

I don't have any experience with muskets but I would expect one to shoot better than that.

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Very nice!

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Great story! I envy your relationship with your brother, cherish those memories!

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Make sure you post some pictures of your treasure! Depending on its level of abuse/neglect that Marlin might really benefit in the accuracy department with a very thorough bore scrubbing.

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If you absolutely have to get rid of one of them, then I agree with the above posters; keep the .357, for all the reasons mentioned. My 357 Marlin would be the last gun I'd ever get rid of. And sadly, as the others have said, you will get the most money for the 357, but even that may only pay for pa...

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That's great news, prayers will continue!

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I tested out the Friend/Foe feature on the User Control Panel. If you mark someone as a Foe you basically don't see any of their posts. So if you have a person you continually have a problem with, just chose to electronically ignore them. I don't have anyone on my Foe list because I love everybody! ...

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No advice for you but welcome to the forum.

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Maybe be it really is time for the people of GB to put on their Guy Fawkes masks!

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Welcome, there's a lot to learn here!

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And once again, I've learned something about a cartridge I didn't know existed. Sounds like a fantastic varmint round for a Marlin to be chambered in. Brass for these looks a little pricey though. My problem is I'm obsessed with square bolt Marlins and am always looking for an excuse to get another,...

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Hobie wrote:I wish it was available as a straight grip. I wonder, would they do one that way?

I would agree with that but some might say I'm nit-picking. There are good hi-res hunting photos on their website. Both the rifle and carbine are very good looking.

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Is the NAA barrel threaded or a press fit or pinned? You've now given me an idea for all those cast off 10-22 barrels I've seen for sale!

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Very nice, can't beat those Kimbers!

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This thread is worthless without pictures ,... I mean a recipe!

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JMiller, I don't have a better picture and I don't think the company wants to show you a better picture. There is a patent on their sling and when you see the design of the adjustable triple wrap, it's just ingenious. I'll try to post a picture soon!

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