Lone Spur Jake SASS #7728
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Lone Spur Jake SASS #7728 replied to Forty Rod SASS 3935's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Did you read the letter, and if so, how much money were they asking you to invest in or to buy something? -
Any Thoughts on Henry H010BG .45-70?
Lone Spur Jake SASS #7728 replied to Iron Monger Jimmy's topic in SASS Wire
The Henry action in 45-70, or 30-30, or 45LC, or 44mag, or 357mag, etc. is just a copy of the modern Marlin 336/1895. "Brass" frame or steel frame, it's just a copy of a Marlin action. An older JM Marlin 1895 in 45-70, especially the 26" octagon barrel model, before Remington took over production, or a Browning 1886 made in the 1990's is a far superior firearm. Yes, you will pay more for a used one of these than maybe a new Henry, but you will be getting a much better rifle. -
Don't waste your time looking at this list. It's BS. Maybe 3 or 4 might possibly be on a 25 best Western list.
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Whether in Vegas as Elvis, or at a CAS match or on TV as Tupelo Flash, he was a lot of fun, and a lot of folks may have got interested in CAS because of him. Met him at a monthly match at Norco and enjoyed talking with him.
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Like the song "Those Were The Days My Friends, I Thought They'ed Never End". Beach Boys, Jan & Dean, and all the rest of the great musicians, of when our country was the greatest place and time to ever have lived.
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I really enjoyed listening to all of the downloads. Better than any of the hip-hop crap nowadays. But, when listening to the Ventures, well I just want to jump into a "4-speed, dual quad, positraction 409" Chevy and go drag racing!
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Used to bowl with a guy whose real name was Richard Delay, but his wife called him "Dick Delay."
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I used to know Miss Ruby Thunderthighs, but I haven't seen her for a while. I think she was an Arapahore Indian. Sure do miss her.
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I've known Mickey and Maureen for over 22 years. Met them when I started in CAS in Washington where they spent their summer months. When I moved to AZ 14 years ago they were there to introduce me to the AZ shooters. Two of the nicest folks you could ever meet. We shot together many times and have many posse pictures of us together at big matches. Mickey and I would communicate via E-mail with jokes all the time. After you have been in this game for many years all of a sudden you start losing the folks you "grew up with". So sad.
So sorry for your loss Maureen. You two were inseparable. Prayers up for you and family.
