For sale factory new Cimarron 1887 lever action 12ga $609 plus shipping to your FFL.
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The problem is having a core of individuals to maintain the site after purchase.

I’ll bet we could get some old farts living on social security to live there full time for room and board, basic ranch hands, Handle the livestock, fences, security, Keep the carnivourous feral hogs under control ,
make sure all the gates are locked and the sinage prominant. .

Such as

Danger! Mined Field

Danger Mountain Lions

Warning! Carnivorous Bears

Beware of Rattlesnakes

Coral Snake Crossing

Meat Eating Pecarry Gulch

Do Not Piss Off The Old Guys
They would rather shoot than fight

Velociraptor crossing


Yhs
Prof stuck at home

Could only get one edge of the dikes under the screw - thanks for the suggestion, though.  Tried the pliers - the only pair I have here is a cheap pair, but put them on the "loose" setting and it took some effort to get a grip but it worked on both!  Didn't hurt them any, either.  Thank you St. George! 

 Or try a pair of Diagonal-Cutting pliers (Dikes) sometimes called Klein Tools,
these will get under the head and tighten.

Howdy y'all, this is a problem that could affect anyone, but I figured this would be the best place to ask.  I'm trying to change the buckle on a shotgun belt.  The Chicago screws holding it in place have probably been there 5 years or so, but I must have really torqued on them (I hate losing screws or conchos, especially at a match!).  I've tried holding different rubber things against the smooth side to try to get a purchase, but it still slips, and tried wedging something between the two leather pieces, and between the two screws, to get some prying action while turning the screw, but no joy.  Is there a trick I haven't thought of?  Well, I did think of squeezing a bit of oil between the leather pieces with a needle oiler to get some into the threads, but I don't think I could get that close to the threads, too tight, and don't really want to oil up the leather.  The only other thing I can think of is to try to cut a slot in the smooth side with a dremel, which is something I've never done before to any screw but can try.  If that is what it needs, it will be a while before I get to it.