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What is up with that magazine? AI has got to do a better job. Or the person monkeying around with PhotoShop.

I have the precursor to that. The model 950 B in 6.35mm (25acp). It’s a good little pocket pistol. Not quite a pretty. GLWS

.22lr or 25acp?

Price Drop - $500

This want is still there. If any of you all run across a Marlin 1894 made in 1969, please feel free to let me know. A 1969 (up through 1971) 1894 will have a saddle ring. The serial number will start with 69. The serial could be on the top or the bottom tang depending upon when in 69 they were produced. If early 69, made in New Haven, it should be on the bottom tang. If late 69 made in North Haven, it should be on the top tang.

Thanks Hozzie, my will was breaking and I have other expenses ATM.

I have a Warn 8274-50 for sale. While “old” it is practically new. The inside has no wear. The gears look new. The brake shows no wear. It does have a new 6hp motor because the rotor of the original motor was lost in shipping (the winch was disassembled when shipped to me). I can include the original motor stator/housing if wanted. There is not currently a cable on the drum. The new Warn 5/16 cable, roller fairlead and hook are included as well as the winch control. $1750 for everything. If you do not want to run a steel cable, I can keep the cable, roller fairlead, and hook back, and the price is $1600.

I like to view myself as quite handy with a wrench and the ability to solve mechanical problems or develop work-arounds to problems. But you sir are quite impressive. My hat is off to you.

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For what calibers do you have dies?

well, based on the order from Trump, there is only one sex, since sex differentiation does not occur until six weeks AFTER conception.

There are several side mounts for Winchester 94 lever guns. Most all take advantage of the existing threaded holes on the left side. The scope will be off set to the left to allow for the casing to eject out the top. Being a lefty, this was not really difficult move of the head, as I could just move my head a bit over and tighter to the stock. I would think it might be a little more difficult as a righty as I think you would have to lift your chin away from the stock. I turned the scope 90deg to give the casing more room. that just made the elevation the windage and vise-versa. It was a little odd to sight in at first. I think this is close to what was on my Winchester (I don't have it any more). Weaver Detachable Side Mount #3B (Black) 48412 B&H Photo Video This looks like a decent forward scout scope mount that used one existing location on the left and the rear sight dove tail to mount. Alum Fixture 94

So…. Now you get the joy of pulling off the head?

Yea, that might be a problem.

We need to know how she sounds