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Ji- Yea, I will agree with 'ya on "Guns and Ammo" but with your recommendation, I'll pick one up, as I do like reading anything on the 45-70. For some reason, Guns and Ammo, along with Shooting Times has become boring and repetitive. Maybe its because we are learning more and most of what ...

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Any of you guy's with a 1895 Winchester use a tang or do you just go with the reciever sight? Longhair, The only way you can put a tang sight on a '95 without the bolt knocking it back is by the use of a "special base" sight made by Marbles, but............They have not been made since th...

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I saw this coming several years ago. Todays BIG American gun manufacturers cannot compete with CZ, Taurus, Uberti, etc. Like most American manufacturing jobs, the gun business is soon to be a thing of the past here in the USA. I truly expect Remington, Marlin, and Savage to go the way of Winchester....

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Sixgun, that remind's me of Randolph, the brown-nosed reindeer. Know how he got his name?........being in line right behind Rudolph. Santa stopped his sleigh to quickly one trip, & guess what happened?!?! (HA!) jd45 Ha! Looks like Randolph got his nostrils full of Preparation H!!! Don McDowell,...

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A gun from that era should have no pitting (in the barrel) Like the other boys said, you did right. There's a truckload of those guns out there for that kind of money. Sometimes it helps that after he refuses your offer, leave him your contact info. You will probably get a call.-------Sixgun

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jd45 wrote:To my most respected PACO...........your words are wisdom from above. Thank you, jd45

Be carefull- I see a patch of brown on your nose.

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I have never made one in my life. I just do whatever I have to do when the time comes. -----------Sixgun

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Super buck!

And thats OK that it not a levergun, it is a nice Winchester AND with a period scope. Those old K-Series Weavers are nearly indestructable.----------Sixgun

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He would be shot-----after torture. :D The treating of a fine antique like that is almost as bad as abusing a dog. :x I don't know about you boys, but everyone I deal with has their own guns and if for some strange reason someone did need a gun, they sure would not get a fine '93 Marlin to learn on....

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Shawn, I would say your '95 shoots pretty good. Much better than mine as mine will not shoot jacketed. I have to shoot cast sized to .312. BTW, that sure is a late 1895. Not many came out of the factory in the 30's. Ravenman--Looks like a really fun place to shoot. I see you got steel and plenty of ...

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Not just City Folks now but the new landed gentry who are taking over the country as well :? They don't want to have to LIVE in the Utopia, just create it and retire to the country. Big 10-4 on that. I was raised a country boy and have always lived away from people but then the farmers sold out the...

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Rusty wrote:Well it started when Bubba said "Hey y'all watch this!" Well see he had this beer can up on ole Tiny's head and the next thing we knew somebody was callin 911.

Ha! I like that!! Good ole Bubba!

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Dastook, Chuck 100 Yd hit the nail on the head. I am 53 and all of my leverguns are equipped with tang sights. Just focus on the front sight, leave the target a little fuzy and the eye will automatically center itself. Below is a picture of my son with his Browning 1886 SRC with a tang sight I insta...

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Not so-- The "Marlin Jam" is a reality and I would bet my Lorcin .380 on it. :D (I don't have any of that Lorcin junk) Anyway, on to business: I spend my life around leverguns and I have seen more than a few Marlins with that problem. I have also seen more with no problems. As for personal...

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I got in late here on this subject. I have never been big on the 45 L. Colt. Elmer & Skeeter ruined me on the 44 Spl. Anyway, I only have 3 sixguns chambered for the grand ole 45 LONG Colt. #1 is a 1941 produced Colt New Service. Made for the New York State Police. http://www.hunt101.com/data/50...

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El mac, Not everyone here has been around as long as Terry who really is a walking book of sixgun knowledge so let me humble myself and try to explain a little of the 44 Spl. And yes, take Terry's advice and read everything Elmer wrote. He gets $1.00 for every book written by Keith from the Keith Fo...

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Same to you and yours, pard.---------Sixgun

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Junior wrote:Sixgun, get a new pic of the Rev Jessie. He's gained probably 50 lbs since that one.

Thanks Junior, I kind of noticed that too. I was in a big hurry and that was the first one I found. Stay tuned--a new one of the pig will be up soon!!

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There is a lot of truth on the Colt. First, If someone was going to drop me in Alaska with one handgun and I had to live on it, it would be a Ruger NM. Colts 3rd gens. are expensive but when it comes time to sell, you get your money back if the time frame is several years or so. Won't do that with a...

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Depends if they were pre 1952 or not. (as to value) The long forend (pre-52) is more desirable and a near new specimen might bring 6 but more likely 4-4.5 . Short forend (1952-1963) can be had around here for 3-4 in 95% or better. That will all change in the next couple of years as guys who can't af...

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Yea, most of the time here for the camaderie. I have never bought a gun online but I have sold a few. I find it much easier to "wheel and deal" at gunshows. Here in Pa. there is a gunshow somewhere just about every weekend. And good gunshows like the Allentown, Harrisburg, York, Leesport, ...

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Thanks pard.---you too-----------------Sixgun

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Copy that Mr. 71. And the same to you and yours. Those people you saw knew the true meaning of life better than we do. Here, everyone is in competition, (for what, I don't know) and the only thing we are concerned with is materialistic in nature. I, for one, am mighty guilty of that. This is America...

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Man! nice. Those old levers get my blood moving better than any woman could. --------------Sixgun

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No quality problems from that era--just some final finishing and smoothness of the action is not as nice as previous SAA's. Cubrock is mighty close because if you look around you can find them NIB at about that price, but you did not mention: 1.) Are they NIB? 2.) If not, do they have the boxes? 3.)...

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No, I don't like it. I have done enough long range shooting in my life to know there are too many variables that come into play at ranges past 400 yards, especially with a cold barrel and no bench rest.----------Sixgun

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Thanks Jimbo--very nice--(they had airplanes back then?)

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Is there enough room on the sites mainframe for all I have to list? I remember in the early to mid seventies: 1.) a nice standard 1886 went for $3-400--no finish ones went for $200 2.) 71 deluxes were $250 3.) standard pre-war '94's were $150 4.) 2nd gen Colt SAA's were $200 (yes, NIB) 5.) Ruger OM'...

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They sicken me terribly. The whole scene of Hollywood makes me want to vomit. I truly believe Hollywood is the ruination of our great country. Add to that the music videos with MTV in the lead. They force (try) us to accept idealogies that are against natural process. Angelene (sic?) Jolie and Madon...

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WCF3030 wrote:I'll take the snow over the hot weather and hurricans.
Merry Christmas.

WCF3030, Thats a MIGHTY BIG 10-4 on that one!! I hate humidity, and the thought of a hurricane blowing away my Winchesters always did put a fear in me!--------------Sixgun

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Thats one "hot potato". I think its better she "belongs" to someone other than me. I don't want no woman that can identify guns that I'm sneakin' in the house.-------------Sixgun

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Blanket Party? ha! Last year when I was elk hunting in Colorado with my son, we met of couple of his co-workers. These guys were old school who work on the railroad. They were telling me about this superviser who was a total jerk and that something had to be done about him. (this supposedly happened...

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Jason, Mild load for the Springfields? I have been using 11 grains of Unique behind a 350-425 gr. bullet for over 30 years. Its a no-brainer load. Below the speed of sound. Just load it loose in the case. but............................................you can't be day dreaming when loading it. You w...

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Good to see the post! Stick around as we have loads of good times here. (sometimes, you might learn somethin'!--------------Sixgun

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Sixgun, You have 14 Yorkies under one roof? Wowsers, are you keeping notes for the book? You must be working on a book deal. There must be a story here, eh? Regards, Grizz Grizz, yea, looooooonnnnggggg story. We used to breed them (not very long) and out of every litter, my wife would keep one. (oh...

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pharmseller wrote:
Sixgun wrote:Whoa! Hot topic! I LOVE dogs. Common sense here guys.

Hey Sixgun,
What load did you use with the .348?

Quinn

Pharmseller, my old standby--53 IMR 4895/200 Hornady
33 WCF----42 gr. IMR 3031/200 Hornady
22-250---35 gr. IMR 4895/53 g. Sierra BRHP

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Jason, There are some leverguns there that I am going to have to confiscate. When you get a chance ASAP, send me the'73, 94's, '86, the 92's, 95's and especially the '95 musket. UPS goes out in the morning. Don't forget. Come on, send 'em--quick like a bunny! Nice guns pard.----------------Sixgun BT...

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:lol: My mini-dachshund wants his own levergun now to guard my Freightliner. Where'd you pick up the "gun"? 14 Yorkies? DDude, yes, every dog needs a good gun. Your mini-dachshund would enjoy the diversion. He probably gets tired of helping you shift the 18 speed trans that transfers powe...

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Kid,
I never raise my voice around anyone. If the lugbolts I keep handy don't straighten 'em out, I simply fire a warning shot through their windshield.-------------Sixgun

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Whoa! Hot topic! I LOVE dogs. Common sense here guys. 1.) You see a healthy looking dog in the woods just running around. There are houses within a half mile or so--'ya leave him alone or try to return him. I have done that. 2.) Your hunting (or whatever) and you see a mongrel or other nasty looking...

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Dudes & fellow Shootists, I want to to meet Eddie. We have 14 Yorkshire Terriers and he is the first to want to follow in my footsteps. He is a crackshot with his new levergun and keeps the other 13 dogs on the up and up. He wants to go out tonight looking for cats.-----------Sixgun http://www.h...

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Wow, Is that "7th calvary" thing a stick on?

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I told very politely that 32WCF was not the dame as 32 Specal. He said I was wrong and should read up on Wichesters. I told him I would go and buy a box of 32 Spls and if he could get one to chamber I would pay twice what he was asking. If not he had to give me the rifle. Ha! Good move. I'm sure th...

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Geeze, lets see 32-40, 32 Spl., 38-55 from 30-30 219 Zipper from 25-35 or 30-30 (easier from 25-35) 40-65, 33 WCF from 45-70 40-82 from 45-90 35 WCF from 405 or sometimes 30-40 44 Russian from 44 Spl. 38-40 from 44-40 35 Whelen from 30-06 Some are as simple as running them through a sizing die. Othe...

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Hey Kentdep, They don't make 'em anymore. Anytime you buy a quality out-of-print gun and take care of it, you won't loose any money. After a few years, you will make money and have a toy at the same time. Good as money in the bank. I have a Marlin CL 25-20 and its a tackdriver with the Lyman 70 gr f...

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Man, thats nice! Only in America can we enjoy these freedoms. We have to thank our soldiers everyday and the sacrifices they made to make this all possible. People in other countries must be astounded by our freedoms when they see pics like that. Oh! Thanks Jeremy! --------------------------------Si...

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The farthest one is about 70 yards. Seems like wildlife has lost their fear of man. I never could have imagined this 20 years ago.-----Sixgun

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cas wrote:Ooh rollers rollers... rollers I don't own.

Cas, you been holdin' out on me! How come you only bring one to the Noreaster? I want to see 'em ALL come springtime!-----Sixgun

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This is what I use in my Marlin CL. But several years ago, I did some experimenting. I took a primed case (no powder) and loaded it with a bullet in which I drilled a 1/32" hole through the center of it. (longways) I then put that "loaded" round in the magazine of my Marlin. Behind th...

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homefront wrote:There's a place in Quakertown, Pa on 309 called "First and 10 Haircuts for Men". Same idea, with big TV's and beer.
Yep, beer.
Like going to a go-go bar and coming home looking snappy, buzzed, and happy .

Homefront, you got me thinkin'. I'm only about 30 miles from Quakertown!

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