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    Marlin 1894 to 45ACP

    I recently aquired a Marlin model 1894 cowboy classic in 45 Colt. I would like to convert this rifle to 45 ACP if such a conversion is feasible. Can anyone provide any information on this conversion and possibly suggest a gunsmith who might do the work? Any help appreciated.
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    USFA single action problem

    My new USFA single action 38 special revolver locks up due to primer protrusion with any load approaching 1000 fps. Buffalo bore Plus P loads lock up the gun and make cylinder rotation impossible. 950 fps handloads that shoot with no problems in my K-38 Smith and Wessons cause the same...
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    USFA 38/44 loads

    I just aquired a US firearms 38 special revolver and will be reloading for it. I understand this gun is as strong or stronger than the Colt SAA and is suitable for the 38/44 level loads reccommended for use in heavy frame 38 specials. The fact that it is offered with a 357 magnum cylinder as...
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    4759 data

    I recently obtained some IMR 4759 powder for use in reduced loads and other uses where it is applicable. I find little data for 4759 loads in most of the recent reloading manuals. Some of the older manuals such as the 1970's Lyman have data, but I understand this powder was discontinued at...
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    marlin 336 bolt removal

    I recently picked up a 1971 vintage marlin 336 in 30-30. I cannot remove the bolt for cleaning. After removing the lever the bolt will not come out of the reciever. It does not appear to be hanging on the extractor and seems to be against something pretty solid. I have tried a wooden block...
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    lil'gun in 38 special

    I have been working with lil'gun in my model 14 and 15 S&W revolvers and find it somewhat different from the usual run of powders such as 2400, 4227 and similar powders sometimes used in the 38 special for heavy loads. It seems to produce more velocity with less pressure than other similar...
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    lil'gun in 38 special

    I have been working with lil'gun in my model 14 and 15 S&W revolvers and find it somewhat different from the usual run of powders such as 2400, 4227 and similar powders sometimes used in the 38 special for heavy loads. It seems to produce more velocity with less pressure than other similar...
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