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BROW / Re: What caliber is my rolling block
« Last post by Trailrider on Today at 11:25:19 AM »Rimmed or rimless? Maybe a 9.0 x 47R. Make the chamber casting. Might be able to use .38-55 brass.
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STORM / Re: Possible acquisition
« Last post by Abilene on Today at 10:08:59 AM »Remember the ammo that Dave came up with? I think it was basically 44 Russian with a 44 Colt rim. Wonder how much of that ever got made.
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The Barracks / Re: What Price Glory 1899 US Khaki Cotton Uniform Package
« Last post by Whiskey Double on Today at 10:03:06 AM »My first suit coat was 44 ( I was 17), 30" waist. Not that NOW
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The Barracks / Re: Pick up wrong Krag
« Last post by Whiskey Double on Today at 09:59:46 AM »I shot mine in EEM on Friday.
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Cas City Historical Society / Re: Frontier plinking
« Last post by Mogorilla on Today at 09:51:50 AM »Back when life afforded me the time to be involved with the Jesse James Farm, we had pistol shoots. One of the targets was an Ace of Spades. This was based on one found at the farm, shot and signed by Frank James. So, plus 1 to the playing cards as well.
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The Winchester Model 1892 / Re: Source for barrel replacement or relining
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STORM / Re: Possible acquisition
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 07:44:40 AM »
Hey TL 
I'm in with The Major. Dave Anderson was "American Frontier Firearms." Built some really top notch conversions with ASM parts. Actually, if I remember correctly, it wasn't ASM that shut him down. It was his "X" Real nasty divorce.
I actually wanted a pair of his guns when I was deep into ASM conversions. At one time I had 11. Nine of them were actually my "parts stash" to keep the best pair running. They were, without doubt, the MOST ACCURATE .38s I ever owned. Either of my "Go-To" pair would "clover leaf" five rounds off a rest.
People are Still Contagious. Avoid Them
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Tall Tales / Re: Coffee and Tea hotter than a June Bride
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 07:40:04 AM »Fixin to get dressed and head into the museum work 20
Grabbed a pair of UNO pocket (think Hot Pockets size) samishes for lunch, they are not 1/2 bad
Sorta of an Italian shaved beef and pizza dough thingy.
Oh yeah ! got a 'ol "man style hair cut yesterday
read that as short ! and trimmed the beard short too.
being its summer and all
Grabbed a pair of UNO pocket (think Hot Pockets size) samishes for lunch, they are not 1/2 bad
Sorta of an Italian shaved beef and pizza dough thingy.
Oh yeah ! got a 'ol "man style hair cut yesterday
read that as short ! and trimmed the beard short too.being its summer and all
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Cas City Historical Society / Re: Frontier plinking
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 07:27:52 AM » PLUS ONE for the Deacon My reading results are same same. Primary targets were tin cans on a fence rail and empty bottles. Paid no attention to broken glass laying around.
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Tall Tales / Re: Coffee and Tea hotter than a June Bride
« Last post by Silver Creek Slim on Today at 07:08:40 AM »Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Rained yesterday evening.
'Tis 55 and overcast. High of 80.
Slim
Coffee and tea are ready.
Rained yesterday evening.
'Tis 55 and overcast. High of 80.
Slim
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