
gregintenn
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I haven't added a Smith and Wesson to my collection for quite some time, but recently, I ran across three different ones I just couldn't pass up. top: model 38 no dash middle: pre 34 kit gun bottom: 14-3 (came with box and papers)
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Randy Newberg Meet & Greet with Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
gregintenn replied to travisdailey's topic in General Chat
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If you want to see what a good small town gun show should look like, head up I 65 to Cave City!!! I wish we could have one like it in the Nashville area. With RK and Goodman trying to knock each other out, they've both lost me as a customer.
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Any word on this yet?
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I'm surprised that got past qc.
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Guilty as charged!
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Unless the exhaust pipe terminated inside the cab, I can't see how this story is accurate. In fact, I didn't find but one story on Scott Pelly's broadcast tonight believable; the one where they transferred a panda from a zoo to somewhere else. I honestly don't know whether to believe it either, but it was the most believable if you consider each one logically.
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An A1 would be a Remington Rand.
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Remington Rand? Were it marked Remington UMC, it would be of WW1 vintage, and worth a fortune.
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Is the bore as slick as the outside?
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Why can't Chuck Schumer try to stop a train with his face?
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I don't have a favorite gun, but this struck me as funny. Last winter, my family stopped in at a Cabela's store for something. My two sons were looking around at the ammo shelf. They seemed quite surprised to find there was ammo for sale that fit their deer rifles.....257 Roberts. They also seemed shocked at the price....$2 plus a pop! I'd never thought about it, but until that time, they weren't aware factory ammunition was available for their rifles. Every round they've ever shot, they'd loaded themselves. It's funny what you take for granted kids know, that they actually don't know.
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I didn't see it. I was hoping someone here knew for sure. I'd damn sure rather mail it in.
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Reading the renewal notification I got today, it appears one can't get a lifetime permit via mail, but has to go do it at the DMV. Is that correct?
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You chose well. Welcome aboard!
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Oh, good grief!!!
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For those who chose to avoid it for whatever reason, Lady Ga Ga gave the most awesome halftime performance I can remember! I am now a fan. More fake news I suppose.
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I've driven several vehicles past 250k, and have yet to experience a worn out u joint.
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I haven't found that to be the case. Just drive it til they need replaced and replace them.
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Make sure it doesn't have a rebuilt title. That plus out of state gets tricky.
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Need a lot of bulk brass in 556/223
gregintenn replied to my82cam's topic in Ammunition and Reloading
26,000lbs of brass? I'd have to carry a rifle in the dump truck when I went to get it in case a police pulled me over. Could you imagine? LEO: Son, where are you going in such a hurry? Me: Home to reload this brass so I can go back tomorrow and finish sighing this thing in! -
Need a lot of bulk brass in 556/223
gregintenn replied to my82cam's topic in Ammunition and Reloading
http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=11849634 Looks like it's still available, Garufa! -
It says that 88 cups of coffee in one day will kill me...probably pee myself to death. I think I'll be good.
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It'll go "bang". That is all. Many will steer you away from shooting 556 ammo in a rifle marked 223, and I will not dispute that, but my experience has been that it works just fine. Having said that, I do not own pressure testing equipment to verify pressure levels, and therein lies the potential problem. Were i wanting to shoot 556 in it regularly, I'd probably take it to a gunsmith and have it rechambered to 556 or 223 Wilde. Even though the brass is the same, the leade in the chamber is different between the two rounds.