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Re: Remington O/U's by james-l @ 43 minutes 14 seconds ago

Actually a Remington 32 can be a usable field gun. I have one with 28" barrels, double triggers and no rib, it weighs 7 lb 9 1/2 oz.

Re: Looking for a 12ga Parker Trojan forend by RARiddell @ 52 minutes 46 seconds ago

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Re: Benelli 828U Left Hand O/U by keith @ Today at 07:56 PM

Originally Posted By: Vol423Just pity old Joe. He has no money and is so envious of those who do that it is heart-rending to see his pain reflected in jealous rants. My grandfather had a name for feckless, petty, powerless annoying people like him.

Re: Ithaca NID 16 Gauge for sale !Benchmark Quality! by 16 Shooter @ Today at 07:30 PM

The term benchmark is a collectors term which is a gun in a collection that all other guns added to the collection are rated or compared to. Sorry for the confusion.

Re: Glue for Case Label by Tim Carney @ Today at 07:07 PM

Many thanks to all for the leads on glues. Much appreciated. Best of the Season, Tim

Re: What is for dinner? by Argo44 @ Today at 06:43 PM

That looks delicious Ted. I'm down to using a Haibachi, though my son does grill all winter as well. Hope we continue these postings through Christmas. Its true that the French eat a lot of things we normally don't - a huge variety rivaled only b

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Re: Mismatched Win 21 for $3,525 -- What am I missing? by Ted Schefelbein @ Today at 06:38 PM

What you don’t realize, my lard assed friend, is you saying someone, anyone, doesn’t have a clue, is fair testament, they actually do. Best, Ted

Re: .45 LC in a .410 by eightbore @ Today at 05:54 PM

I don't know much, but my grade school diploma is framed above my desk. What don't I understand about a .410 at .408 to .409 bore diameter and a .454 diameter of a 45 Colt bullet? I don't think you guys are thinking right. Oh, what the heck, go ahea

Re: Favorite Game/Gun Picture - 2018 Hunting Season by wingshooter16 @ Today at 05:48 PM

Gil, sorry you lost that bird, but hats off to you for hunting (I gather) using the method many of us abide by, taking the safety off on the mount. The fly in the Ideal ointment AKA the safety is well known: the one on my No. 5 barely works, the one

Re: Kansas or S. Dakota this year ? by BrentD @ Today at 05:47 PM

For the last several years, we have been in a hole in the snowstorms. I haven't plowed my driveway in years.

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Re: Rosewood Stock? by keith @ Today at 04:27 PM

Originally Posted By: salopian Interestingly enough I wonder why of all the trees that grow Walnut is a favourite for gunstocks , surely there must be other choices in this wide world? Gunmakers and stockers have had hundreds of years to try using

Re: left handed deluxe Sedgley by rocky mtn bill @ Today at 04:26 PM

Dan, the detail about the sight hood is great. They went the extra mile. My .270 Sedgley has the adapted floorplate. I can't imagine what caused them to do this. It's not as if '03 floorplates were in short supply. Maybe the depression made it neces

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Re: S-Man Ross by DanLH @ Today at 04:21 PM

Daryl, Yes, the BP is steel or at least iron. It's 1 3/4" x 5 1/2".

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Re: Need to reblue my SKB by Stan @ Today at 04:18 PM

Maybe mine is too, Dustin. How can I really tell? How does the vinegar test work? SRH

Re: custom Model 70 on auction arms by Kutter @ Today at 03:49 PM

The scrolls are cut,,but extremely small and not really complete scrolls. They could have continued closing up another part of a turn or so to make them more enhanced. Kind of an English style scroll pattern but w/o the thought usually given to the

Re: Price reduced by Bob Blair @ Today at 01:08 PM

PayPal$100?

Re: Gunsmith in Florida by Bruce Bernacki @ Today at 12:21 PM

I get that you want a 'smith close (although Florida is a huge state; I used to live there) so you don't have to ship the gun but with few exceptions, the best specialists are spread across the U.S. I'm sure someone will be along to tell you who

Re: Where to buy vintage case accessories by John E @ Today at 11:45 AM

Jeff's Outfitters has some items: http://www.jeffsoutfitters.com/store.aspx?categoryid=64&panel=1 http://www.jeffsoutfitters.com/TURN1020_...p;categoryid=64 http://www.jeffsoutfitters.com/TURN1010_...p;categoryid=64 http://www.jeffsoutfitters

Re: How restore concave butt? by damascus @ Today at 09:06 AM

I am sure that you understand that there are a number of ways for you to accomplish the curve to the butt of a gun stock. The hand method using the correct tools requires a lot of time learning the skill though today the tools for the job are not of

Re: shotgun balance by Daryl Hallquist @ Today at 08:58 AM

I am surprised that your Ideal 20 gauge weighs as much as 6 pounds 4 ounces.

Re: Advice on 2 doubles by EGreis @ Yesterday at 10:21 PM

Thanks for the kind greeting Keith! Thanks for the info on the Ithaca. I didn't know it was that old. I would say it is a lower grade. The safety on the Fox slides up and down with no resistance and seems, as a result, like it would kick off ver

Re: Who made my Leech SLE? by Dan S. W. @ Yesterday at 09:48 PM

And its twin, in case anyone is interested: https://www.guntrader.uk/guns/shotguns/a...140513095237012

Re: WTB Parker forend tip by bill schodlatz @ Yesterday at 07:50 PM

Sir From the left #1 and #4 are the closest. Would you sell me one of them? Thanks for ypur time. Bill Schodlatz

Re: E.M. Reilly; History; Chronology; Serial Numbers by Argo44 @ Yesterday at 04:32 PM

Hey Ken, whether Reilly made his own guns has been an often asked question. This line addresses this, particularly on p.18, where there are a series of posted advertisements. The unmistakable conclusion is that Reilly indeed made his own guns in hi