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Here is a link to a site of Headstamps As for the Amerc brass dump it now, Their brass is very inconstant

Seems to be true check out Marlin's website LC Smith

Male age 25. I would go with a 870 express or wingmaster. Use the rest for ammo and lessons, Lord knows I need them.

LUCKY DOG :D

I could be mistaking but I think the term “red neck†comes from a time when rich white folk dared not to be in the sun and their lilly white skin was a status symbol. Poor white folks had to work in the fields growing what they eat or working for the rich, under the scorching sun of the south...

I only clean them when they either, start gunking up the bullets, or when I know I am going to be storeing them for extented amounts of time. I then spary them down with wd-40 which I have to clean that off of them when I use them next.

Looks like a 62 to me also. Great rifles, I have fond memories of shooting a 22 magnum model 62 that was my grandpa's when I was young.

I’m southern white conservative that would vote for Rice. The South has fewer bigots than most would think

Garand

I could be wrong, but I think it's more likely a marketing thing. My 1895gs don't seem to mind them loaded up to 450 pressure levels. Wild West dose not mind chambering SS Marlins in hot calibers either.

the libs are seeing red... :D

Not bad, I would try talking him down a little. If you want it, go for it

For Now, In my area huge population of retirees form more liberal area's running for local offices and winning, and changing things to the way it was up north or wherever they left from.

Dose not cycle well in my 870

I have noticed when using Lee's lube that there is a very faint fish smell, nothing offensive about it thou. I figured some kind of fish oil was an ingredient.

Thanks for the replies. Okay here is the rest of the story. My friend actually ordered the Dissipater model like what's shown in the LEO section of Bushmasters website. He talked to the dealer about the RRA markings today and was told Bushmaster was 4-6 weeks back on all retractable stock models...

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One of my friends got a new Bushmaster AR from a Bushmaster dealer with a retractable stock. When I was giving it a look over, I noticed the stock was marked as “Rock River†in a circle. I thought that was odd for Bushmaster to put a competitor’s marked stock on a rifle. Any of you guys out...

:banghead: Have you ever been to a gun show and bought a weapon from a dealer?? If so you had a background check.

My Grandfather carried one in the WWII Pacific Theater. He died when I was very young. He cussed them as long as he lived. I got the impression that he was not fond of their battle field performance. I hope to find a good GI carbine one day to try one out for myself.