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This is another very relevant and widespread tick related disease that can and does affect thousands in the range of the Lone Star Tick. It’s no joke and can kill. My father contracted most likely from ticks on our land in northern VA and has had li
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I would also cut off the extension and add a pad. I recently did this on a LC Smith Specialty grade 20 gauge with 32” barrels. It Looks so much nicer. It had a well fitted wood extension but still looked like a wart on such a nice gun. Found and pur
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Well, The rifle is in hand. Its a James Macnaughton and it turns out to be a variation of a 577-500 No.2. Not sure if the "40" stamp makes any more sense now. Its got a 7-groove bore and near as I can measure its .506 - .507dia. That s
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Gil, I have seen a few woodcock out in open, big, wet areas. But, have never seen a snipe in woodcock thickets. SRH
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Update I have two LC Smith stocks I am refinishing, one is the 20 GA above and the other is an 1987 field grade 12 GA. The 20 Ga is still seeping brown into the whiting so I will continue with the acetone soaks and whiting coats. On the 12 GA. The
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Originally Posted By: jim searsI have one...it is a Webley and Scott 7 pin sidelock. It has a checkered butt on a very nice piece of Turkish walnut. I am getting ready to take it to South Da. next Monday. I have shot a few rounds of skeet with it and
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Stan, Ureathane. Better in every respect. Best, Ted
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It will be this weekend before I will have a chance to start.
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One and done. They take pictures, collect the money and mail it to me a month later. they seem to get a fair price usually and they have proved to be honest so far.
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Thank you very much for the link to your wonderful collections! I passed it on to a friend who collects miniature pistols, many of which are pinfires.
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That is what I thought also Jon, as primer and blasting cap comp detonates and does not merely burn rapidly like high explosives. I guess very old or improperly stored primers could indeed become 'weak', and cause bloopers, but this must be very unco
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I'll throw this out there for Lefever guys. Pretty sure Bill Schwarz in Ellijay used to specialize in Lefever restoration. I believe this was before he came to his senses and moved south of the Mason-Dixon line, although I'm sure he still works on
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Looks good Lloyd! Wrapping up a couple loose ends today. Headed out soon. Good luck for the remainder and safe travels! Chief
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Early Model Browning BSS, 20 Gauge, Silver Trigger, No Barrel Selector. 26" Barrels choked Mod / IC. Typical Browning dimensions, 14 1/2 " LOP to a 5/8" Browning Sporter pad. Blue wear, bottom of reciever and trigger tang. Stock st
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Definite frost this morning heading out into the swamp in Western PA. A flight of mallards with apparently a few spoonies mixed in came into our spread.
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Stunning. That's what rifles are for.
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Were the shells externally lubricated by any chance? JC
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Scarce Ruger Red Label Model # 04269 (Catalog # KRL-2827BRE). 28 Gauge, Excellent Condition, Shot very little. 28" Vent Ribbed Blued Barrel, Stainless Steel Receiver. Limited Production, Scarce, Gold birds on each side of receiver. Gold Ruger
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Vall, Thanks for the tool tip. You make it sound doable.
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Ah, keith, what a pleasure: a Canadian has provided you with a full-time job, a green, environmentally clean job, just you and your computer ranting to the world in a corner of your room. Middle of the night, too. After the night shift?
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I had a 20 ga just like it and will never forget the first double I shot on bobwhites with old Duke the setter pointing them. Bobby
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Beautiful, wonderful handles. I hate making handles. Usually use file handles, cut off dowels, golf balls, etc. More power to the beautiful work. Chuck
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My dad was the best shot on doves that I have ever seen. He grew up on a farm near Buena Vista, GA. He and his brothers shared an old Belgian clunker hammer double growing up. They would flip a coin to see who shot first. If the first one eventua
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Thanks Gentlemen,, you have confirmed my past experience and what I should expect today.. I will be using standard Master locks with keys with fingers crossed. Best, Jerry
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R. Marshal, The side view looks like a dovetailed plate, but the top view does not clearly show that. If there is not a plate dovetailed into the rib or a base let into the rib, you won't be able to follow my suggestion. In that case, you will have
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