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Definitely Cool stuff, but I swear I see a cordless drill in there.

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I have never sold a gun to buy another gun without regretting it later! That '06 will do everything you need it to do. Save your money and buy the gun you want but keep what you got.

I bought a 98 Mauser in .270 for $200 a few years back. It is my utility beater rifle and shoots straight.

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That doesnt appear to be a mass produced Hawken which likely makes it a semi custom or custom rifle. IMO, You wont find another one that nice at that price provided it is accurate.

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Hope the VA does you right! Very nice story you got, every right to be proud of his service.

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Very nice definitely a KEEPER!

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Congratulations, Happy Anniversary.

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horsesoldier, really popular powders like Unique and 2400 are hard to find. However, less well-known equivalent powders are available from several sources. For instance, Hodgdon's Universal powder is not as well known as Unique but it is Hodgdon's equivalent to Unique. It's also known as Universal ...

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I am on my last can of Unique, I have been watching over a year and havent seen any on the shelf in the stores. I do have W244 which is right next to Unique on the burn chart. I havent seen any data for stout .44 Special loads for it. I am assuming one could start a little lower than the max unique ...

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That is great to hear, prayers sent for her full recovery!

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Years ago I had a good local source for primers. Unfortunately, the last time I spoke with them, they stated that primers are so hard to get that they were just going to drop them from their inventory. I do have another source a bit further away that runs about $10-20 more than Natchez. I have been ...

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It carries about as much appeal to me as the 1895 Russian Nagant Revolver!

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Well they need to ensure they include REPARATIONS to the family members of Soldiers that fought to free the slaves. Guess we can just stop all the nonsense and call it EVEN!

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Very Nice!

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Six, As soon as I can feed thousands on 5 loafs and 2 fishes they can open the gate. However, I don't think anyone can fault Christians for setting realistic limits on their generosity. Especially if you take into consideration that these countries are not sending us their social elite, some are eve...

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I seen they had an $80K bounty on him, he would not be safe around anyone I know for that kind of money!

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Prayers sent for a better outcome. My wife had a botched knee surgery, then had 2 more to fix it which were both unsuccessful. Would hate to have something like that happen with eyes. Prayers sent.

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Sarge, you hit the nail on the head, and the AR market is a prime example. I hope the market softens on the good levers, but with MARLIN officially out of business all those old JM rifles and carbines will bring a premium. I am just glad I have a few!

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If what I looked up was correct, he was 62.

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I dont think he was ever a member here, but he was definitely respected. No doubt he and Skeeter are glad to be on the same side of the river now!

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Out of all of my revolvers the .44 Special is my favorite. Primarily because it dont ring your ears like a .357 will.

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Hope to see pics of it soon.

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Very Nice!

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This forum definitely needs a LIKE BUTTON!

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Praying for the best outcome!

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With all the new powders coming out, sharing info is definitely a good thing.

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Sure wish they would make it in .30 carbine as well.

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About 2 years ago, I was down in El Paso for work for a little over a month. During that time I entertained myself going to check out historic sites and also went to the El Paso Saddlery Shop. Sadly, I was not impressed. The leather workers that I encountered there while they were proficient in doin...

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Pretty sure he will find a buyer, glad to know they are not CLOSING.

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Must have alot of YES MEN on the board. I would think they would have done a much better business if they brought back the Model 99 or came out with a new carbine levergun!

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We seriously need a laugh or like button

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Prayers sent for a full recovery.

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Always buy a doe tag! If you ever have a mature doe that knows her stuff, she will ruin a good hunt quick. YMMV.

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I purchased a 1911 Holster from Plum Creek Leather on Facebook. Excellent Quality and the prices are worth it! High Quality with burnished edges and is lined.

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Those ought to make a decent pillow

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My FIL has one. The greatest irritation that I see is the safety. As far as function and shooting, his is accurate and has never misfired. IMO, it would make a good trapline or cheap packing pistol that might save a little wear and tear on a nicer pistol that you dont want to get scratched up in a t...

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Let me know if there is a way to turn those off. YES they are annoying.

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Skeeter's heavy load was 158 grn bullet with 8.0 grains of Unique for 1400 fps. I typically shoot .38 +p but when I do load .357 mags I use a 140 grain XTP with 7.0 -7.5 grains of Unique. I have started experimenting with W244. We dont seem to see Unique on the shelf very often these days. W244 is r...

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Hope you find him, maybe the coyotes aint got him, or at least shot another good one!

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I swear, Kansas has the worst gun seasons around. They start Muzzleloader the last week in SEPT where you are typically fighting nats and mesquitos. It only runs a week, then Bow season opens and runs through the end of the year. They do manage to squeeze 10 days of gun season the first week and a h...

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Thanks for the heads up. Looks like a good movie.

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Those are made to be used for POKING, and looks like it will work. Just keep a good tip on it!

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Very Nice!

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Just a note on shortening a stock, I have only done one in the past, however, I did find a good idea before executing the idea. If it is for a youth and you may want to go back to a full length later, watch ebay or contact the manufacture and get a replacement stock and then shorten it. That way if ...

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The quality of most guns out on the market today is down overall in general. Most places no longer employ true gunsmiths, but rather focus on one task and they are not even required to master that. I used to think that I would like to have a nice Colt Revolver, however, Colt is notorious for not thr...

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I stopped seeing good deals at gun shows years ago. In the rare event I decide to attend one, I dont typically find anything that draws me back in to attend another gun show anytime soon. My best bargains typically come from pawn shop finds. I can only assume a lot of the sellers at gun shows bought...

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Simply AWESOME. Nothing better than getting to spend time with those you love doing something you enjoy.

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I sold six of the seven I had and turned that profits into Winchesters . Couldn't resist at these crazy prices of today. FYI beater grade M44's are selling for $600-$700 today and like new ones well over 1K. I kept an original PU SNIPER inspected at Tula (Tulsky) that's late war nearly perfect .Min...

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Welcome

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I found no evidence that POI was affected by the bayonet position.

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I had a m44 made in Hungry. It was 100% original and shot close to MOA at 100 yards 300 yards with iron sights was no problem. It was as a SOLID battle rifle if there ever was one. Pawnshop buy for $70 itd and sold it for $350.

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