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Oldncrusty

Thanks for the on location reporting! Great to see it live (almost).

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That shore is purty. Congrats on getting to be on the list.

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Awesome. Congrats on the new addition!

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I love gray horses. That's the first gray App I recall seeing though. Thanks for sharing.

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Awesome. Thanks!

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Congrats on the new toy !

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Thanks a ton for the article. Been wondering for a long time. I wouldn't amount to a pimple on any of these folks rears, but if I were sneak in I would most likely have my NM 4 5/8 BH .45 convertible, and the Ruger 4.25" SP 101 in .327. Both in Simply Rugged pancakes.

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Took a while but I found my current number 1. Duet with another great Texan.

https://youtu.be/Kc6AsDmuD2U

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Thanks for the topic! Here's a couple of my favs. Second one is a cover.Didn't even know he wrote it till now.

https://youtu.be/zaP8NGML_QE

https://youtu.be/dF2JxJox-pw

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Fantastic! Congrats on another one for the bucket.

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An old watch maker/repairman I knew said that the gold standard for watch oil was porpoise oil. They have a small pocket of oil inside their jawbone for lubricating their mandibular joint.

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"We got a back order of a new Rossi model 92 in today. This is not something new as they have been out for many years but since since Taurus bought Rossi out the quality has increased tremendously. That's good to hear. I found a new one a couple months ago, but haven't been able to give it a w...

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Crusty, how do you differentiate the atlatl from the arrow points? That's a great question. I sure wouldn't claim to know for sure. I can only speculate by studying collector's guidebooks in order to learn established point type to date range associations, which are based on archaeology reports. Th...

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Very nice indeed, :mrgreen: i too have been looking most my life and haven`t found a single one. :) Thanks. I was lucky enough to grow up in prime arrowhead country. It was nigh impossible to turn plow a field around here without turning up several. But, nobody plows any more, so it is much more di...

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I dusted off and snapped a couple pics of some of my native artifact collection. I wanted to show an authentic version of American knife making. The black knife blade is from the Adena culture, circa 200 b.c to 200 a.d.

Misc. Atlatl and bow points from 5000 b.c. to 1200 a.d.

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Big congrats. Here's hoping I get eighty sixed one of these years.

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Really nice knife and gift, question are they as fragile as they look. 8) 8) I can't really say cuz I've never tried to cut anything with it, but I am getting curious myself. I think I might try it out soon. I know the edge angle is much steeper than any chert weapon I have found. Not sure if he di...

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Seems there are several here interested in bows and other primitive weapons so I thought I would share this. It was made and given to me by a friend who is into flint knapping in appreciation for letting him hunt on my place. Blade is obsidian.

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Thanks a bunch. Just got my first R92.

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Woohoo! You da man. Had a deer burger for lunch today

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Good report. I'm glad someone got to go. Missed mine due to an in store find this week. Put a dent in my wallet.

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It's great to see you back. Been wondering bout you lately. I hear you on deer season. My sciatica flairs up like clockwork on opening day. Don't feel up to dragging one. Could have been all that rain too. Love my carbines too. Good shootin!

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Sharp, sharp, sharp.

Never seen one in the flesh.

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I'd sure be bragging on that hunt. Other than migratory birds, I am sol for bird hunting. The grouse disappeared after the turkeys were reestablished, and we have never had enough quail to hunt. I need to find a pay to play outfit.

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Ya did well and you know, the test will be in the field or clay birds….. I really like the way this one feels. But I've never been much of a wingshot. Got to get down to the local club and join up and try some trap shooting. I was expecting some open choke on the 26" bbls., but she's a 2 and 4.

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Ithaca NID Field Grade I believe with cocking indicators . Very nice 8) That's it. My post was getting long so I didn't get to the details. The New Ithaca Double (NID). Made from 1925 to 1948, but due to the depression, and war, only made around 45,000 in all grades. Supposedly the strongest action...

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AmBraCol wrote: ↑Sat Mar 04, 2023 8:15 am That there's a lovely bit of American ordnance! Like gamekeeper said, welcome to the world of proper shotguns!

Thanks for the welcome Paul. Best of luck in your search.

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Glad to see it up and running. I could use something similar. Got someone pilfering eggs.

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Pitchy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 6:56 am Very cool congrats.

Thanks Len.

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Ithaca NID Field Grade I believe with cocking indicators . Very nice 8) That's it. My post was getting long so I didn't get to the details. The New Ithaca Double (NID). Made from 1925 to 1948, but due to the depression, and war, only made around 45,000 in all grades. Supposedly the strongest action...

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 2:54 am Congratulations and welcome to the world of proper shotguns.....

Thank you. I think I will like it there. Already eyeballing the next higher grade.

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Been hankering to try a SxS for quite a while to see if I like them. Just an entry level classic American version in 20 or 16 was my goal.I was not having any luck finding anything in my price range that wasn't either shot loose, or cobbled on. Finally! A local had just taken this in on trade and ha...

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Nuttin wrong with that start. And the manners get better in a .38.

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Another Whitney I didnt know about. Thanks.

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Wow. Been trying to score some Unique for over 10 years.

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Nice windfall there. All great guns. Havent played with a 99 yet, but .250 would be my first choice. Missed out on a .22 Hi-Power a while back.

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Thanks. I needed that!

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That's a fantastic way to treat yourself. Congrats!

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Nice one! Thanks for reminding me to put one at the top of my shopping list. I've had a couple mint ones that got traded because they were too pretty to shoot. Gotta get me a shooter.

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Wow. You must be living right. I'm not a big 95 lover, but I wouldn't pass up a deal like that. Congrats.

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Hey, you are right. I guess I didnt google long enough.

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I'm really curious about this wildcat. Wondering if any one has any experience with it. I think I read it was also called .22-30. I bought a .32-20 Hand Ejector a while back from a guy whose grandfather was a bigtime reloader. He threw in a ziploc of these loaded rounds, probly 30-40 pieces. He said...

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. I was gonna say......"32-20".....but since nobody else said that, I'm guessing they never made the Colt SAA in that chambering. If so, it would be a SWEET gun, and I think my favorite, as I like my Ruger Blackhawk 'Buckeye' in 32-20 quite a bit. They made plenty in .32-20. I'm guessing ...

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Dont have one yet, but doing some serious window shopping. Most likely will only ever have one, so gotta vote for .38-40 since I already love shooting my '73 in that cal..

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Gold. Thanks a ton Jim.

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This is a great read. Thanks for bringing it back

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Nice work. Jealous!

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I have a partial box of Rem. Hi Speed. Cant shoot em. Be happy to part with one. PM me.

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Walt wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 9:05 pm I was looking through Midway's selection of bullet molds tonight and was amazed not only that lots of molds are available again but also that some prices have come back down.

That's good. I need to start shopping.

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Nath wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 1:49 am Wow, where they dug them up

The boss was out of the shop so I didnt get any info. Going back today.

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