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Oh lord!, I slobbered on myself terribly as I scrolled through the ad. Damn, If I'd only had the money back then.

Terry Whetstone in Mangum has equipment for processing pecans. Facebook

Yep, looks like you can get a bag of PPU brass for about $38.00/50. I've used 6.5 jap loaded ammo from Steinel ammo that was good stuff as well. Their 7.7 ammo is relatively cheap, but not currently in stock. 7.7 x 58 Japanese Arisaka 170gr. FMJBT - Steinel Ammunition Co

I've used 30-06 brass to reload into 7.7 Arisaka, it isn't easy but doable. I trimmed the cases first, anneal the neck and shoulder, resize neck and shoulder then lightly loaded cast bullets to fire form the brass to the chamber of the rifle. Reload brass to your specs. Only issue you'll...

Have all those except for the Ithaca. Browning BLR is my preference, short 33 degree throw with traveling trigger. Harbinger of death for rabbits, squirrels, snakes, bullfrogs, pond turtles, racoons, possums, ........ 40 year relationship with her, we're close.

I purchased a pully chester rig for my redhawk 41 magnum several years ago from Rob at Simply rugged. Ammo loops were a bit loose on the holster, but they took care of it. Couldn't be happier.

Those tool handles are made of cellulose acetate butyrate and over time decompose into butyric acid which reeks of rancid butter, vomit, and dirty ass socks. Interestingly, if you touch one of those handles to your tongue it will numb it instantly for about 2 or 3 minutes. Yep, tried it...

Whatever cable you buy, make sure it's pure copper. Much of the cheap wire is CCA (copper clad aluminum) and is more prone to problems. Read the product description carefully and look at the reviews, some of the manufacturers tend to hide material specs. I've used quite a lot of the FastCat...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GU8NEO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Traditional rings for me, these are steel not aluminum. I got lucky as amazon had the low nickels for $7 and high nickels for $12 for some reason when I ordered. They didn't stay that price long.

Got mine in this past weekend, they are tanky and nothing dainty about them. Glass looks awesome.

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That was really the only thing I could come up with was some sort of guides for pipe/hose that could be pushed into a soft substrate. But, I don't have a clue.

In google chrome, you can right click on the image and "search google for image". Nothing comes up other than ear ring suggestions.

1 vote From what I was told, they were found in a shed. Size approximately 1 1/2" diameter in the arc portion.

Anyone got an idea what these are?

Try turning off link state power management, reboot after your change. https://www.partitionwizard.com/partitionmagic/win10-freezes-randomly.html#workaround-#6:-turn-off-link-state-power-management-365

Used one of these for about 10 years now, looks like they changed the front gun rest portion a bit from the one I have. I put two 25lb cast iron weights in it. Nothing I shoots moves it around when it's weighted.

I was listening to the GunTalk radio show a few months back and Tom Gresham had the owner of Durys Guns on the show. He mentioned they take any major gift card as in-store credit. No clue if they still do, might be worth a call.

We had a recent death of a local character who dabbled his whole life in firearms, repairing, building, bluing, and amazing feats of concocting all sorts of mechanical tomfoolery. A pile of unwanted junk was just a parts bin for him, while he was on the way of fabricating a new life out of...

Enjoy the 39A, I too have a 1965 model Mountie and it's one of my prized shooters.