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Reminds me, I saw a video of a hunt in Africa in which the hunter was armed with a borrowed .41 Blackhawk. A leopard(?....large spotted cat anyway)was cornered in some rocks. Hunter poked the gun in, fired one round, & the cat sprang out of the rocks, onto the hunter, and over the edge of the...

didn't know you had calendars.

Thought it was next weekend, thus, I'll not be going.

Rest in peace, Mr. President.

IIRC, they are cuts specific to Commanders, though I thought only for the lightweights. Mine(396xx-LW)has them. Wish I could remember what the reason was...:o

from Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly-rimfire: "The Model 74 was originally intended to be an 'economy' .22 autoloader in the Winchester line, costing about 1/3 less than the Model 63. Made from just before WWII until 1955, the Model 74 had several unusual features. Among...

I snagged it. 1st thing I did was get that cheapbutt scope & rings off(to the previous owner: What were you thinking????)but everything else looks ok. Looks nice out there this am, think I'll take it for a spin in a few hours...

When these were first introduced, did they have the rectangular bolt, or were they always the round bolt? Is one stronger than the other, or is it just cosmetic? I glanced at a used one last weekend. Looked ok, had some 'pedestrian grade' scope with "see through" rings for $575. The jones...

Those damn teak trees, the just don't go down easy, do they?:p

What is meant by "Discharged without improvement"? Garbage in, garbage out?

I won't be able to attend after all, but is there plans for another in the near future?

Don't know if I'd be able to make it, but it sure does sound interesting. Makes me wish my Garand was in shootable condition.

Hey! I have this shirt!

Badger, a quick question: Is the firing pin on the -18 frame or hammer mounted? Something I've been wondering about for a while now.

A "Cash & Carry" state. :D

Try contacting Ruger. Something like that they may hook you up, though they'll need the gun to fit the new cylinder.

That's what Ruger and a few other 'smithies tell me.

Protector to my cousin who recently graduated basic at Ft Sill, and I think is at Ft Bliss for AIT. I'll probably be sending it back to Wilson Combat for new springs and finish in the next week or so, and got to thinking... Should I have them leave the night sights on there, or change them...

I rememeber reading about the straight grooved Hasting barrel. I don't remember what it was supposed to do, but it sounded good on paper. I do recall someone's test, and there was no significant difference.