Rex M Rugers #6621
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About Rex M Rugers #6621
- Birthday 06/30/1942
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Vernal , Utah
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Shooting handguns , rifles , shotguns
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HELL , yeah , all 17 , plus the push button shifter on the Chrysler products. Rex , who was a kid in the 50's.
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NMV = New Model Vaquero
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Congrats , Von Dutch. I think that I will call HQ in the next few days , see if I am qualified. Pretty sure I signed up early June of 1991. Rex
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Remington Arms leaves New York
Rex M Rugers #6621 replied to PowderRiverCowboy's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I have been aware of Remington closing down their Ilion plant for quite a while , but just this morning there was a big picture and story on my internet page. Whoever wrote it had a bunch of lever action Winchesters in the foreground of the picture , and the big headline about Remington closing the factory. See a lot of totally stupid stuff on this computer entertainment system. Every time, I think"Who the Hell writes this stuff. Is there no proofreading at all" Rex , with only a High School education. -
I think that is from "Oklahoma" , where the two are bidding on either a cake or a pie or a picnic basket. Rex , who saw the movie about 60 - 65 years ago.
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Actually , they were 9 oz.
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I was looking over my powder inventory a few days ago and found a partial pound of 5744. Had no Idea when I bought it or why. Now I am reminded , I used to have a Sharps 45-70 several years back. Had to be for that. I haven't seen Unique in a long while locally , so I bit my tongue and ordered some from Natchez last week. No more than I get to shoot these days it will last me many years. I hope , anyway. I'd rather run out of powder than years . Rex
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Trail Boss is (was) sold in 9 oz bottles. Same size as the regular 1 lb bottles most everything else comes in. It also came in 5 lb. jugs. It is a very light-weight powder. looks like tiny flat cheerios. Rex
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Good on you , Slim ! I hope H.K takes you up on it. I suspect he will be a fun pard to visit with. I seldom travel 100 miles from my place , he lives about 2400 miles from here. Rex
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Well , come on over and we can haggle. Call me when you are about an hour away. Rex
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I have had a couple of lbs of Trail Boss taking up space in my powder cabinet for several years. Wish I knew some sub-sonic shooters in my area. Rex
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This post about cold reminds me that twice in my life (so far) I have been living in a town that had the low for the nation on a particular day. Oddly enough , both times the low temp was -40 F. The first time was in Havre , MT in 1973 , the second time it was here in Vernal , UT in 1978. That winter in Montana was also the only time I ever witnessed a Chinook. In about two hours time went from around 10 degrees to 70 degrees. What a mess. Rex
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Somewhere there is a pair of stainless Ruger Vaquero 45s and a set of blue 357s with my alias on the grip backstraps. If the new owners didn't replace them. Or buff them off.
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I didn't know they reassigned numbers. What would be the point? Not like there will ever be a shortage. Rex