Boggus Deal #64218
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The way I have always understood the law, yes. The BATFE does not consider it a firearm.
That being said, there are too many people who’ve never even looked at the laws, much less tried to understand them. -
“Here, hold my beer!”
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17 hours ago, H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 said:
I don't believe such a website exists. There are also many gaps in the records at Cody as well. For example, they have no record for my 39A. Their records for those are limited to much later production ones. Why there are so many gaps in the Marlin record, I do not know.
We’re lucky to have the info we have. If you believe Brophy in his Marlin book, he salvaged what records he could from the dumpsters when Marlin through it out.
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32 minutes ago, Badlands Bob #61228 said:
I guess the Limited Lifetime Warranty is up on all those Anderson Manufacturing products. They made a lot of AR-15 lowers that people used to build their own AR-15. Ruger bought the facility and equipment but not going to produce, warrant or market the Anderson products.
They made lowers and uppers for a lot of the big name AR companies. Not just the consumer.
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3 minutes ago, Horace Patootie, SASS #35798 said:
They were a step up from a Vega
Horace
I grew up driving Vegas. As long as you don’t overheat them, they’re tough to kill. My brother and I drove one through high school. It survived a lot of abuse!
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10 hours ago, Salty Dave said:
I’ll take it.
If you’re looking for anymore 310 stuff, I have a bunch.
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7 minutes ago, Eyesa Horg said:
I tried that, one of Ellie's that a neighbor helped load is likely missing powder as I found one uncrimped, gauge checking them after he left. With only 2.8gr of Clays, the bullets and brass can vary that much. Try as I might, I can't hear a damn thing shaking them!! They'll have to be used for practice that we don't do, but I'm not taking apart 300 rounds
She wants to just use them, but I figure that squib show it's ugly face on the last stage of the he clean shoot she so strive for!
Supposedly there is a test with a funnel to hear powder in a cartridge. I’ve never done it but I know people who do.
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26 minutes ago, Pat Riot said:
Yes, last summer. Yeah, I forgot about that. I-40 sucked as well.
The town that really shocked me was Tucumcari. The streets literally looked like something from a sci-fi flick about life after a nuclear holocaust. What a pi** hole they have let that town become. The citizens should march on Santa Fe, but then the granola people would all come join and turn it into a gay-love crystal worshipping marijuana-enhanced metaphysical gathering and water down the issues.
I’m in Tucumcari twice a week. It’s not getting any better.
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49 minutes ago, Horace Patootie, SASS #35798 said:
My wife and I each had a Ford Pinto when we married. Then bought one more later. I'm not so sure it's such a bad thing to lose a Ford Pinto. :-)
Horace
I LOVE Pintos. Love to find one right now!
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11 hours ago, Pat Riot said:
Hmm…it looks like that now. The roads in New Mexico are atrocious if you’re not on a major interstate.
You haven’t been out I-40 east of Albuquerque lately, have you? It’s like a bombed out WWII airfield. There are places you’d lose a Ford Pinto.
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8 hours ago, Show Me said:
You can use two small punches and a flat screwdriver if you don't have tool.
If the bushings aren’t frozen in solid. I have had to remove the stock and use a 6” C-clamp to hold the tool in place to break the bushings loose. They can be in there good.
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UniqueTek there in Phoenix does. It’s a new product for them. May not be on the website. Call and talk to Lee. Tell him Boggus sent you.
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14 minutes ago, Creeker, SASS #43022 said:
Happen to have a High Standard 22 in a case right now. Not a perfect, pristine example but fairly nice.
It is pictured in the last photo posted in this thread or take a look at the website. Happy to send you some additional pictures or info if you want.
Same thing goes for you on that model 12. Can send more pics or give us a call with any questions.
Thanks! I’ll pm my email. At YOUR convenience! Always looking for good Wild Bunch Model 12s to build and sell.
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Interested in that Winchester Model 12.
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As Joe said, 105 or 125 grain round nose flat point or truncated cone are what you want. @Scarlett can supply you with fine bullets that have won plenty of matches.
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1 hour ago, Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770 said:
I just stumbled onto a very interesting video by gun writer Mike Beliveau on this very subject. I may have to try this. The sight I lost was too short anyway.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RIgpYUKMUQ
According to youtube this video is age restricted, (because it's about GUNS!!!) so you might have to go to youtube to watch it.
For brass sight blades, that would work pretty good.
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1 hour ago, Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770 said:
How would this be used? Soldering iron? Small torch?
I’ve done it both ways. If I’m trying to save the bluing, I’ve got a big soldering iron. If I have to blue anyway, I’ll use a torch.
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5 hours ago, Texas Joker said:
Remove sight. Lightly tap the edges of the pistols dove tail inward. Re install sight. Should be more friction. If not enough repeat
40 minutes ago, Cactus Jack Calder said:What Cypress Sun said!!
I’ve done that myself to a Uberti Navy never had a problem after that.
I think it is better than bending the dovetail wings down.
CJ
You guys do realize he don’t have a dovetail front sight, right? He’s got a slot parallel to the barrel bore and a fixed sight like a Colt Single Action or a Ruger Vaquero…
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I get mine from Taylor’s & Co. Usually grab a pack at EOT every year.
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On 6/22/2025 at 9:12 PM, Sedalia Dave said:
That arsonist needs to be staked out on a fire ant mound. Once the ants get done him/her then set what's left on fire.
I’ve got the ant hill…
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52 minutes ago, Dapper Dave said:
See, that's where the fun comes in - they said they had called it in to our pharmacy, procedure that we've gone through time and time, especially with the Missus cancer treatments, (she is doing great, BTW), so we didn't think anything of it...now I'm a little worried about taking the dressing off tomorrow...what WILL I find...they don't still use leeches, right?
A 22 sixgun you say...what an interesting thought...
I’d trust leeches over some of the quacks with degrees…
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Couple things. First, did the cocked gun leave the shooter’s hand? If so, SDQ.
Second, you can only lower the hammer on the line when told to by the TO. It was in the rule book. If you do so without TO permission, SDQ.
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The 71 was only chambered in .348 and the 71 was the only rifle the .348 was ever chambered in.
When did prison start?
in SASS Wire Saloon
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When Adam married Eve. Oh, wait! Different kind of prison…