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Odd Job replied to the thread As a private party, can I still mail a long gun via USPS?.I'm going to lock this thread. Dogtown Tom if you want to edit your stickied thread, let me know. Otherwise I'll assume the info is... -
I picked this up yesterday at the FFLs. Picked up a brick of CCI-SV on the way home. I shot that, SK Standard Plus, Lapua Center X &...
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Here's a pair of Kirst's in 45acp- Here's a Ruger Old Army with a Kirst cylinder and a Bisley style hammer and trigger- Mike
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In the last couple of months I have added a shamrock & 3" round plate (5 targets in one) in the right lane, moved the Zombie from the...
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Odd Job replied to the thread Another bite at the apple?.It would have to be for financial reasons, once I've let the gun go it is unlikely I'll want it back otherwise.
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So this might take the cake...I’ve bought this exact Model 28-2 back not once, but twice. I’ve learned my lesson for sure—the full story...
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Well normally I would not advocate such a thing BUT this 336 survived a tornado and found itself impaled in a field. The wood was...
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Odd Job reacted to Larry Ashcraft's post in the thread Reasons for keeping "safe queens"? with
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Yes. I have my granddad's m90 Winchester, shorts only. My great grandfather bought seven of them in about 1921, from Sears Roebuck... -
Odd Job replied to the thread Well, at least the rifle was okay....but what's up with the suppressor?.Yep, in the cases I have seen, you cannot even see where the bullet has touched the baffle. Even in circumstances where you can take the...
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Odd Job replied to the thread Well, at least the rifle was okay....but what's up with the suppressor?.You have baffle strikes, is my guess. If it was me I would check that the suppressor "shoulders" cleanly to your barrel. That means no...
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Did some digging and found mine, but it's a Weaver brand mount. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1009208042?pid=241340
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Odd Job reacted to Tallball's post in the thread I tried to ignore this, but darn it, somebody had to buy it... with Like.
This one is also from 1915-16. It's seen some use.
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